Will this work with 2001 Toyota Sequoia? I saw it support 2005 sequoia, What is difference between 2001 sequoia and 2005? What is device connector?
1987668
I have not idea, but if the radio's same like toyota tacoma i am pretty sure work
1745705
When I bought the unit .I was told it worked on any US and Foreign car made from 1985 and newer. I have used it on about a dozen cars from 91 to 2012 and it worked fine. You should not have a problem as long as you have the standard connector
1557093
I can't say anything about it being compatible with your Toyota in particular, but this adapter is designed to plug into a standard 7 pin trailer socket and allow the use of a 6 pin or 4 pin trailer pigtail to then be plugged into the adapter. If your Toyota has a 7 pin receptacle and you're trying to tow a 6 pin or 4 pin flat trailer then most likely this will work fine. The adapter has to have a 7 pin round receptacle on the tow vehicle and then it will allow a trailer with a 6 pin plug or a flat 4 pin plug to be plugged in and towed. Hope this helps!
1730255
Is this a serious question? the description states "Factory Connect Camera System for 2012-2013 Toyota Prius C " and shows a picture of the vehicle. Nothing changed on the vehicle from 2012, 2013 to 2014.
794698
I works perfectly with my 2004 Odyssey, which I believe is virtually (or in fact) the same as the 2003. Bought mine about a year ago and it is still working great.
1904267
Don't know if it works for your car, I have a Prius. You will need an adapter and it has to be an official Apple one or it won't work. I suggest getting an iPod classic because we have experienced worse sound (an annoying buzz) when using it with an iPod Touch and my 5s (even with official Apple adapter). I would call they're tech support, they were very helpful although not that friendly. It's a good company, I had problems with my first one and they sent me another one really quickly. Good luck.
919834
Don't know the different, since we use 2003 product only. It is not worked as we expected.
1128799
I have a 2013 Sequoia and it fit perfectly. I also got a "no" when I checked the "check fit" feature.
2133604
It worked fine for my 2004, just be sure to follow the directions for progamming. Also, be sure that the one you get has the trunk release, I bought a couple different ones and one didn't have the trunk release, which I guess is for security?
746416
I don't know why someone would drive a Toyota to begin with, however, I don't see how it'd be incompatible with any type of receiver. Maybe their info. doesn't say it has a stock receiver?
2031835
I would check their website or call technical support and inquire about the actual OBD1 vehicles this supports.. I thought it would support my 1991 Jeep Cherokee OBD1 but it doesn't. I still need to use my old Innova OBD1 reader for that vehicle.
1252500
That vehicle is indicated as being compatible with this adapter. I have used this adapter on two 2001 Jeep Cherokee Sports. This adapter connects to the existing vehicle radio wiring harness. You still need to identify and connect the proper wires to the wiring of the radio being installed. There doesn't seem to be much slack in the vehicle wiring harness so this adapter makes it easier to connect the wiring. However you'll end up with a length of wires which need to be crammed in to whatever space is behind/underneath the radio.
145907
On my 2000 Toyota Tundra V8, it was the upstream sensor. If the Sequoia has a 4.7L V8, it is probably the same.
182424
Yes it will. It is "plug and play" installation. I installed this in my 2006 Corolla CE and worked perfectly. Your car is wired and ready to go. I don't understand why Toyota could not install these at the factory as standard equipment because it's very easy to do. Just disconnect your battery and remove the steering wheel air bag.
1906101
I don't know about your Toyota pickup. But I have used it on the following vehicles and it works perfect: 2008 Lexus LS 460, 2002 Lexus LS 430, 2000 Nissan XTERRA, and 2001 BMW 530I. If the BMW had been any year prior to 2001, it wouldn't have worked.
143903
I have a 97 Toyota Corolla and it works fine in it with my iPhone 5s and classic ipod. Hope that helps
1973106
What they likely mean is that it isn't "plug & play", it would likely mean you have to run your own wiring for 12 volts, ground, and also tap into the brake light circuitry (which the harness from Toyota may furnish for you). You may want to check with a electrical technician at a local Toyota dealership. They likely have one or two techs that specialize in troubleshooting electrical problems, who can help you without even looking it up. Generally if you just stop into the service shot and ask the supervisor or service writer if you can ask them a quick question, they point you in the right direction. In Summary, I can't see why it wouldn't function properly, it just might take the running of a couple of extra wires. By the way, I have this unit on my ol' 1996 Chev pickup and it works great. Good luck!