2003 Toyota Sequioa Ltd. I noticed two adapters on the vehicle, one for the steering functions another going to the amp. What sort of cable I need?
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Hi, since the cable adapter is coming from your 2003 Toyota Sequioa Ltd, and for better assistance, you will have to contact the manufacturer of your vehicle. By default at the back of this Sony WXGT80UI, it has jack for 16-pin wiring harness, audio out for rear/front sub, jack for aerial and jack for Sirius XM. -Ely
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You need a mount and a wire harness adapter to hookup the radio. You will also need an adapter if you have radio steering wheel controls and wish to keep them. All of these are vehicle specific and shouldn't run more than $75 for the three. If you plan to run an Ipod DON'T buy any of the hookups that are for sale here, just go buy a 3.5mm to 3.5mm (male to male) cable and a USB to Ipod cable from Walmart or wherever and use those. It was the only way I ever got mine to work.
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The amp has a simple stereo RCA connection on the back, so any connector cable you use that has RCA on one end should be sufficient. I should note, this thing sounds INCREDIBLE.
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It's just a short pigtail, you need to buy the cable to attach to the head unit. If you have more than one, you can use the Y adapter to connect. I have 3 on my boat, work flawlessly!
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I always use 4gauge install kits. Your amp needs the same. The ground lead to the cars chassis must be a very good solid connection and the lead should be no more than 12" if possible. Cables at the cars battery need to be solid too, and your battery cables clean and tight always. Speaker wires should be 12guage for subwoofer-and +/- must be identical length from amp to speaker. Your speaker must be compatible in it's "ohms" rating with the amp's bridged ohms rating. Many amplifiers will not run 2 ohms bridged-you may have to change to a 4 ohm speaker or upgrade the amp to a 2 ohm stable model. Follow the instructions that came with the amp for +/- and especially for setting gain level. If you are driving a subwoofer, read it' s frequency specs closely. Adjust the variable crossover on the amp so that no amp output above say, 30hz is sent to the speaker. Very important! And high quality shielded RCA cables routed clear of all other wiring is a must. Finally, some larger subs drink your amplifiers output very quickly. If you hear heavy static popping sounds (clipping), you'll have to turn the amp gain down and after insuring all of the above are checked and properly installed and adjusted if you are still going into overload, the amp is suspect and may need replaced. Good luck!
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You need the Hyundai cable; but, I bought an inexpensive copy on Amazon. Works great.
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Its new with cables..BUT you might not need it. Call your radio manufacturer cause alot of the new aftermarket radios use part sxv100 or 200 its the interface and tuner in one.
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I got mine for passenger side, don't think it matters. Connections are all the same.
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I'm not sure exactly what is needed, but try Sonic Electronix. They have several Toyota speaker adapters here: http://www.sonicelectronix.com/search_new.php?keyword=toyota+speaker+bracket&actio;n=search&show;_description=1&show;_thumbnails=1&Submit2;=Search+Now%21
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If i remember correctly, my stock stereo needed an adapter to use this antenna, when i bought my aftermarket stereo i no longer needed the adapter
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http://car-speaker-adapters.com/products.php?id=adapter_search_consumer Try this, no guarantees. Best of luck!
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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.
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This is just a harness that uses your factory plug and stereo harness. There is a blue wire with a white line for the amp. I'm assuming you are running an amp. Hope this helps.
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Sorry not an expert on all models, but the Tekonsha 3040 2-Plug Brake Control Wiring Adapter worked fine when installing a Tekonsha P-3 brake controller on my 2005 Toyota Sequoia. I was very pleased with this set up while hauling my camper through the mountains out west last summer. Note: It took a while for me to find the pre-wired trailer brake hook-up which was wrapped up with tape near the parking brake under instrument panel.
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u need an interface adapter to be wired in order to have steering wheel function
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You have to buy a compatible cable separately. Most newer trucks and SUV's come with a towing connection buried up under the dash. You order a cable matching your vehicle and the brand/model of controller. If your vehicle isn't prewired, this particular controller comes with a wire it yourself on one end and the controller plug on the other. However, it may not be exactly what you need in terms of connections or length, so you might need to order a generic connector anyway. Email any of the sellers listed on Amazon, tell them what it us you are driving and they'll tell you your options pronto.
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This adapter should plug directly into the wiring harness near the driver's left foot. It also plugs into the back of the controller. I found the cable to be too short to mount the controller in the middle of the dash panel. You can install the controller without the cable by splicing wires, but it is easier with the cable