If your Toyota came with Bluetooth & Aux input, does this kit replace the factory Bluetooth/Aux?
1455474
I just left the aux cable off and left the factory one. The only prob I had with the kit was making sure I had the right code on the converter box
893543
I am not sure my wife put one in her new Toyota and it came with its own external mic it does work with Bluetooth be a phone. We used the Radio for about a week. Had it removed the old one put back because and she did not like the touch screen interface she wanted her knobs back. Good unit if you want a new one cheep I am about to put it on eBay
1733299
Hi,Yes. Unless you have a JBL sound system, you will need the following harness: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ISO-SOT-062-z-Lead-cable-adaptor-for-Motorola-TK30-Toyota-Rav-4-/400335467695?ssPageName=ADME:L:OU:US:3160shai
664709
The device goes in a cigarette lighter input. The bluetooth capability or wireless capability is for the device you want to connect it to, ie cell phone, mp3 player, etc. You don't need auxillary input or bluetooth ability in your car. You do need a radio in your car though.
889586
Yes, it will work along side your car's built-in Bluetooth. The way that I found that will allow both to work 100% of the time is to first turn on the car (so that it's Bluetooth is in the seek mode), then immediately turns on your phone's Bluetooth. Wait a few seconds or until the connection is made (which shows up on my car's display), then turn on the Mpow Bluetooth. It will then connect to your phone also. You can verify that by going to your phone's Bluetooth setting. Both should show as "connected." Then you can listen to music/podcasts, but when a call comes in, it will automatically switches to the car's Bluetooth to handle the call, while pausing your music playback. When the call is over, it will automatically switch back to your music/podcast. I have a Toyota and an HTC One phone. Your mileage may vary.
315836
No you should still be able to switch back to sat radio. And use the bluetooth. That's how it work with my infiniti. .
575115
You should call the Dension Gateway support. The unit I got was compatible to a point. Bluetooth did not work because of a firmware issue, this is the older unit and is not getting any updates. so before you spend the money call the support folks. they do reply to email as well. adds the ipod to my systems and still allows for steering wheel controls, my car is a mercedes, 2006, R500.
1271760
Simply put yes! Another thing if your car is a late model Camry and with Bluetooth features don't buy this product. You will be disappointed big time.
773453
If your radio has a "mode" button on it, you can add an aux input relatively easily with a cable that plugs into the back. Search Amazon for an e46 aux cable.
998213
None there is no bluetooth on this unit. I use the headphone out on my to the aux in all the time. That works great
1361032
Yes. The vehicle kit comes with an auxiliary cable to plug into your car radio. Connecting this way offers the best sound quality.
762457
Mine didn't; it was the unit only. I had to purchase a sound system to make it work. The car wasn't an issue since I have a subscription for that.
1159793
Yes, exactly so. Which means, when you get into the car and turn on the ignition, it automatically makes the bluetooth connection for handsfree (as long as your stereo input is on AUX.)
329050
No. The pins are wrong. This is for connecting an iDevice to something that only has Aux in or RCA in. You may want to look at a Bright or iLink 30-pin to bluetooth adaptor. That may or may not work, depending on your cable and car.
575241
You can push the source button on the side.. If it's flashing blue it plays Bluetooth and if it's flashing red it plays the aux
1752019
The aux connector on mine is in the front. We just ran the aux cable through the dash and plugged it in the front. It works great.
744599
Nop. AUX is a MUST.. look for a Bluetooth kit that uses FM frequency to connect to your car's Audio system instead. I have seen one "Belkin" before