I have a 2005 Toyota Tundra. I have a OEM JBL radio with cd player below. Any reason it wouldn't fit? Does it come with JBL adapter?
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Its a standard size double din, so if your tundra has that, it will fit. As for the JBL, I doubt it, but you won't be needing any of that anymore if you buy this. You'll probably need to factory toyota adapters. That is what it came with.
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Fred check the dimensions of your OEM radio... If its 81/2 inches wide x 41/4 inches high....then the Koolertron will need a faceplate adapter because the Koolertron unit is not as wide. And no it does not come with a JBL adapter. Also not all the features may be available on the steering while controls.
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pls dont buy this for tundra... I bought for a friend of mine and the led lights wont come on... bluetooth audio is faulty.. and no audio for the sat nav...
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Enter that truck in "your garage" and it will tell you. It will either show a green "this unit fits your car!" or it won't or it will say "...does not fit." I'm assuming if it says does not then it won't. if it says nothing there might be a chance. is the unit in your truck a double sized stereo? it should. I love my stereo BTW, sometimes I wish it had a knob tho just to get around it easier and turn it up/down faster or without looking. k bye. Have you seen the newer JVCs? They look pretty cool and its thew same company. If I hadn't just bought mine...
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I would contact a local car stereo business to make sure. That's what I did before I purchased it for my son's truck. I had previously purchased one that wouldn't fit so call a professional to be sure!
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If your FJ has the JBL system, it is not really a good products. You will need to do a lot more work to install it.
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I know for it works on my 05 4runner and my daughters 06 Tacoma. Used it on a trip to KC Mo. From Salt Lake City Utah using my iPad 2. We both have the JBL radios and it was plug and play. Check utube, there are instructions for many types of installs.
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Yes you will. Exactly which harness you need to buy depends on the stereo in your car. I believe the Toyota JBL systems use one harness and all other stereo's use another. The harness usually does not require andly soldering or cutting, but that may not always be the case. Quick connect has a harness finder http://www.quickconnectproducts.com/
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Yes, the picture is correct. The plug did not fit my Toyota Tacoma. The manufacturer's site did not say it fit the Tacoma, but would fit the Tundra. Compared to The OEM setup from Toyota, the price was fantastic. So I hardwired it in and have a good light setup. See the manufacturer's site for a better idea of what is a plug fit.
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Not am aux but it has an ipod port that is fully integrated. I am going to list mine for cheap on Amazon if you want to wait till tomorrow. I upgraded to 2014 Tundra and this doesn't fit.
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Yes it will, but I wouldn't recommend buying this unit. It looks really nice and solid, but has a horrible sound. It ended up in the rubbish pile. I settled for and very happy with the JBL black. More money and you get what you pay for with electronics.
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Works just fine in my 2008 TRD Tacoma. It is JBL radio supported. You may have to soft boot your phone sometimes to get it to sink. Will sink to CD track seven and then I manually move it to track eight to free up the phone. At that point I mostly use it for Pandora and the steering wheel volume control still works. The line in also works on CD nine. If you have an android or some other device using a headset jack
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According to the seller's description (if you expand the text) is that it is compatible with Highlander 2007-2013 with a Satellite Ready configuration. If the JBL Stereo is what came with the Highlander standard, then it should work. If it was a dealer or user add/replacement, your connectors/harness may not be compatibile. I purchased on e-bay and had it installed on my 2008 Toyota Camry Hybrid by Best Buy, and have been very pleased. They have any of the other converters you need too - to do a good install for a reasonable price.
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i got it for a 2010 tacoma and for a jbl it's missing some of the pins for wires so it probably won't work (won't work for me)
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I can't answer whether or not it would fit. You would have to check the manufacturer's site or a 3rd Party dealer, like crutchfield.com. More than likely, if you have a "double din" factory player now, it will fit.As far as extra cables, you would need a wiring harness that converts your stock wiring to the JVC unit. Then you might need a housing adapter (dash mounting kit) for the unit to sit in. I was able to use the housing from my OEM unit...you may not be able to.Hope this helps!
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This is a Full kit which should fit any model car or truck. Me I had my kit running to an Amp to get better sound from the iPod/iphone/bluetooth. So my unit had the plug for sound on the harness wires cut. It will still connect to any system directly. This would only be an issue If you were planning on buying and using a parrot/Tahoe harness adapter.
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You can connect to it either through Bluetooth or it has a 3.5mm audio jack (cord included). If your truck radio has a 3.5mm audio jack then it will work with that.
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No. The wiring is designed specifically designed for JBL systems. You should stick to your current system requirements, I bought bought the after market and JBL 13 speaker system and does not work with system. I wish my vehicle would accept JBL system, but it cannot I am selling Jbl NAV on amazon because it is not comparable with my venza.
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If you check sonic electronix.com, it is a good source for finding out if you need speaker adapters for your vehicle before you order them. Also watch a YouTube video to see what others have done also. That should give you a good idea. Hope this helps.