Can I install this in my 2008 Scion xB and do I need to purchase anything else?
1524576
aslong as you have the kit and the right wiring harness you can install it in anything
1524577
Sure just get a harness adapter for the specific car you can get em at Walmart autozone best buy or order one
2013384
This easiest (and most accurate way) to get your answer is to visit Best Buy. They have a kiosk where you enter your vehicle and it tells you all the components necessary for the install. Presto!
1691340
I had mine on a Scion xB, todays cars are so computerized, who knows? I would say yes but it's a guess. DRL's are required in Canada, it may be worth it to find out how it's done up north of the border. The van is probably set up for them just a matter of finding out how.
2151305
Yes, according to the Fram web site for these filters (http://framfreshbreeze.com/Installation.aspx?yr=2012&me=SCION&ml=xB).
1704527
There is most likely a kit for your install. I would not buy this unit again. It has a habit of freezing up and becomes unresponsive. It has a lot of bugs and I think put on the market before it was baked. The customer support at Kenwood is awful. They want you to rip the radio out of your dash and send it back for repairs which takes weeks. Given the unpredictive nature of the freeze up..if they cannot make it happen they will do nothing to the unit. I am hoping for a firmware update someday that will make this thousand dollar unit work like it should.. Until then I will have to live with it. I would tell a friend to find another unit... good in principle but seriously flawed. There is most likely a kit for your install. I would not buy this unit again. It has a habit of freezing up and becomes unresponsive. It has a lot of bugs and I think put on the market before it was baked. The customer support at Kenwood is awful. They want you to rip the radio out of your dash and send it back for repairs which takes weeks. Given the unpredictive nature of the freeze up..if they cannot make it happen they will do nothing to the unit. I am hoping for a firmware update someday that will make this thousand dollar unit work like it should.. Until then I will have to live with... » Read More There is most likely a kit for your install. I would not buy this unit again. It has a habit of freezing up and becomes unresponsive. It has a lot of bugs and I think put on the market before it was baked. The customer support at Kenwood is awful. They want you to rip the radio out of your dash and send it back for repairs which takes weeks. Given the unpredictive nature of the freeze up..if they cannot make it happen they will do nothing to the unit. I am hoping for a firmware update someday that will make this thousand dollar unit work like it should.. Until then I will have to live with it. I would tell a friend to find another unit... good in principle but seriously flawed. « Show Less
894478
Hello. You will also need a dash kit, and wiring harness to complete the installation.
1543383
Since most of this computerized stuff in cars made after the 1988 model year is standardized, I would think so. Unless there is some special exception made for your vehicle, I think it is probably included. I believe there is an optional usb cable needed, but other than that, just follow the instructions. Probably not worth worrying about, unless you plan on trading to a brand new one soon.
1391703
As I have indicated in the past... You will need a wiring harness and a bezel at a minimum. There used to be a feature from Amazon on the actual product page that allows you to enter your vehicle information whic can verify whether it will work in your vehicle. If you do not know how to install a new harness, bezel, and radio then there is a small learning curve if you are doing this yourself. Make sure you have your particular vehicles wiring chart (it has color codes and diagram) as they are not as standard as one would think. Especially the older the vehicle. You may need some butt connectors in case splicing is required. You mentioned nothing about speakers... You can run up to four with this radio if I remember correctly.
1217761
Yes..... but you can get away with the cheaper harness if you dont mind loosing the audible "ding ding" like when you open the door. Since the vehicle info like check engine lights ect... run through your stock radio, its a bit more complicated to add an after market radio. Good luck. It was a nightmare for me when I upgraded, but I had other issues. Id recommend having someone who knows what they are doing do it for you.
1722011
For the Xb 2005, the following adapter is what you need: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005UHDCYY
270002
Should come with everything you need. Just make sure to follow instructions for your exact car. Or Google if others have installed on your make and model.
848934
Not sure about your vehicle, but in most cases you can also purchase a kit to allow the installation of generic systems in your vehicle.....such as Amazon, Best Buy; and Walmart
1804047
Yes. I have 2008. Same model. BUT it requires adding some wiring if your model doesn't have it. I had too, but you can google instructions. Wasn't that had and added all functions. I love it.
1329178
It should. I used this harness and a Metra ASWC-1 to install a Kenwood on my 2009 Scion Xb. This harness avoids splicing into the vehicles wires. Steering Wheel controls work well. It had extra parts and you will have to find the correct signal wire on your Pioneer head unit.
608172
If your Scion has a standard transmission, I would not install it. The instructions were not easy to follow and when I did speak with support, they were rude.
2285014
If you go to crutchfield.com and put in your car info. they will show you everything that you will need in order to install the unit.
1439412
Hi Xheli, yes it will work on your car and I do not believe you will need anything else since I was able to install it on a 2013 Scion TC and I did not have to buy anything extra. Here is a link where you can find more information on how to install it on your car. http://www.bulldogsecurity.com/bdnew/vehiclewiringdiagrams.aspx Hope this will help :)