Will this work with a 2009 camry hybrid with navigation?
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This is Kevin from ReplacementRadios. It is listed for your vehicle and radio combination on the manufacturer's website. Provided you don't have satellite radio you can use it in satellite emulation mode and it will allow text and advanced controls. If you have satellite radio you will have to use it in CD Changer emulation mode, which is more basic. If you're planning to add the Bluetooth or HD radio tuner options, those can only be added if using this device in satellite emulation mode which, again, you can't use if you have satellite radio in the car. If you have found this answer helpful, please consider purchasing from ReplacementRadios. We're an authorized iSimple retailer, which ensures you get a valid warranty and free iSimple tech support.
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I recommend that you check the website on isimple to make sure you are purchasing the correct product
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I have a 2012 Camry XLE and took this smart key to the Toyota dealer and they could not get it to work. I return it.
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Probably not. Many of the newer cars that are satellite ready just need an account on Sirius XM to be activated, and they will work. If you need to add the actual satellite tuner for Serius XM - you need to make sure that the specs say it will cover your specific car, model and year. I purchased the referenced unit for my 2008 Camry Hybrid that was satellite ready, and had it installed by Best Buy - who did a great job. While talking to the tech who put it in, he said the most common problem was people buying the wrong modules, and that the connectors didn't fit properly etc. So save yourself a headache and make sure you buy something that is expressly for your make, model and year! Good Luck! Probably not. Many of the newer cars that are satellite ready just need an account on Sirius XM to be activated, and they will work. If you need to add the actual satellite tuner for Serius XM - you need to make sure that the specs say it will cover your specific car, model and year. I purchased the referenced unit for my 2008 Camry Hybrid that was satellite ready, and had it installed by Best Buy - who did a great job. While talking to the tech who put it in, he said the most common problem was people buying the wrong modules, and that the connectors didn't fit properly etc. So save... » Read More Probably not. Many of the newer cars that are satellite ready just need an account on Sirius XM to be activated, and they will work. If you need to add the actual satellite tuner for Serius XM - you need to make sure that the specs say it will cover your specific car, model and year. I purchased the referenced unit for my 2008 Camry Hybrid that was satellite ready, and had it installed by Best Buy - who did a great job. While talking to the tech who put it in, he said the most common problem was people buying the wrong modules, and that the connectors didn't fit properly etc. So save yourself a headache and make sure you buy something that is expressly for your make, model and year! Good Luck! « Show Less
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I bought it for a bmw 135. It should fit 2009 camry because the back seats are about the same size I think.
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Yes. I use it on a 2004 with sat-nav and the two use the main parts with what amounts to a small software/interface difference
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Dear Robson,This is not a factory navigations, it is intended to look OEM but it is not made by Toyota. It come with everything the factory has dvd cd fm am navigation and Bluetooth.kelvin
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Yes, our dash kit will fit Camry 2014 hybrid with NAV, you would have to send us a picture of your dash kit to make sure we'll send you correct pieces
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No, this unit does not have navigation. This unit will fit any vehicle with a double din compartment, but you will need the appropriate mounting kit, also sold here on amazon.
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If I understand the Sync system correctly, this would be most comparable to the basic Sync system with Nav, and it would replace it, not work with it. I guess the short answer to your question is probably not; if you have a Ford with any variant of Sync installed, this will at best add navigation, and you'll lose other functions such as Bluetooth audio.
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It will, but you will need an additional item to work with navigation. My advice is to get one that has everything in one. Not sure where you can get one. But you might have to ask an audio tech like the guys at best buy that install
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Yes, it should work all cars built and sold after Jan 1, 1996. I have used it on my 2006 Toyota Camry. It will not and isn't made to reset the "maintenance required" light. It is used when the "check engine" light comes on and to read the diagnostic trouble codes. I haven't used it much since I have yet to have the "check engine" light to come on my 2006 Camry or 2001 Sienna yet.
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I have a 2002 camry and it worked right away. And my old one worked too..check it out . you can always return it back
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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.
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It worked for my 2010 E90, sort of: I have nav and hard drive, you have to use your phone to see what is playing. Also , I stopped using it because when it was plugged in the system would randomly jump back and forth from the radio to the hard drive. I would not wAist your money on it. I do not use it anymore.
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I have Toyota Camry 2008 model. I tried this in my car. It did not work for me.
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I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I don't know that it will work. My daughter has a Toyota Camry and it appears to have the same set up as the Celica. Both cars use a cable system to lock and unlock the door. It's a solenoid based lock mechanism, rather than a physical push-style lock mechanism that you would see on most domestic vehicles. The following forum will show you what I am talking about: http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=328879You may be able to to jury-rig it up and make it work, but I believe it might take a bit of ingenuity. If you get it to work, please let me know, as I still need to replace the actuator in her door. Thanks!! I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I don't know that it will work. My daughter has a Toyota Camry and it appears to have the same set up as the Celica. Both cars use a cable system to lock and unlock the door. It's a solenoid based lock mechanism, rather than a physical push-style lock mechanism that you would see on most domestic vehicles. The following forum will show you what I am talking about: http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=328879You may be able to to jury-rig it up and make it work, but I believe it might take a bit of ingenuity. If you get it... » Read More I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I don't know that it will work. My daughter has a Toyota Camry and it appears to have the same set up as the Celica. Both cars use a cable system to lock and unlock the door. It's a solenoid based lock mechanism, rather than a physical push-style lock mechanism that you would see on most domestic vehicles. The following forum will show you what I am talking about: http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=328879You may be able to to jury-rig it up and make it work, but I believe it might take a bit of ingenuity. If you get it to work, please let me know, as I still need to replace the actuator in her door. Thanks!! « Show Less
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I am pretty sure it is compatible with it. OBDII started in 1996, so I would say yes.