01-23-2014, 06:19 PM
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Man, I just installed a new Pioneer head unit with bluetooth. Yours looks pretty awesome with the Nav touch screen and the price is right. But Captain Practicality is weighing heavily on me while I contemplate buying another head unit when I have a perfectly good, new one in.
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01-23-2014, 07:41 PM
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Beside the wiring harness to actually install this head unit. What else would a person need in order to get the navigation going? Also does this have an iPod input?
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01-23-2014, 09:47 PM
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Looks awesome! makes me want to get rid of my old stereo and get one like this.
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01-24-2014, 02:10 AM
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Looks good!
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01-25-2014, 11:38 PM
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Ok. So Ive had a ton of messages over the last few days asking what all is needed to make this work in your 4Runner.
These are the parts I used, all of which I already had from doing the T1819 swap.
This is for a Non JBL system. I have no idea what you will need if you have JBL
pt546-00120-ad -antenna adapter, you will also need another metra adapter if you want to use both the stock antennas
pt546-00120-ch -this is the main harness, 20 to 28 pin adapter
pt546-74120-mc -this is the bluetooth mic kit. I know that the bluetooth would not work on the T1819 unless you had the mic, I do not know if that is the case with the FRS radio.
pt546-00120-us -USB adapter. This, with some modification, will allow you to plug a usb device into the unit.
There are other parts you will need if you want to have the Nav and BeSPOKE functions. I have not yet acquired these so Im not sure what the part numbers are yet.
Ive been using this for the last couple of days now and I love it. Definitely an upgrade over the T1819.
Ill update later once I find the Nav parts.
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01-26-2014, 12:24 AM
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Ok. So Ive had a ton of messages over the last few days asking what all is needed to make this work in your 4Runner.
These are the parts I used, all of which I already had from doing the T1819 swap.
This is for a Non JBL system. I have no idea what you will need if you have JBL
pt546-00120-ad -antenna adapter, you will also need another metra adapter if you want to use both the stock antennas
pt546-00120-ch -this is the main harness, 20 to 28 pin adapter
pt546-74120-mc -this is the bluetooth mic kit. I know that the bluetooth would not work on the T1819 unless you had the mic, I do not know if that is the case with the FRS radio.
pt546-00120-us -USB adapter. This, with some modification, will allow you to plug a usb device into the unit.
There are other parts you will need if you want to have the Nav and BeSPOKE functions. I have not yet acquired these so Im not sure what the part numbers are yet.
Ive been using this for the last couple of days now and I love it. Definitely an upgrade over the T1819.
Ill update later once I find the Nav parts.
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Awesome update! I was one of your many messages. I was excited....until I ran into a thread that said the JBL Synthesis won't work with this.....boooo! haha
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01-26-2014, 02:33 PM
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So essentially I would need 3 harness. Few more questions to be clear. Where can I purchase the adapter to use both antenna ? You mentioned metra. Is that a brand? Second, the Bluetooth mic kit, is that all I would need to be able to utilize Bluetooth function on this unit ? Third, which site has a good deal for these 3 harness? Don't think I would need the 4th harness for USB device. Much thanks. I now have possession of this radio. Excited for the upgrade.
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01-26-2014, 03:07 PM
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So essentially I would need 3 harness. Few more questions to be clear. Where can I purchase the adapter to use both antenna ? You mentioned metra. Is that a brand? Second, the Bluetooth mic kit, is that all I would need to be able to utilize Bluetooth function on this unit ? Third, which site has a good deal for these 3 harness? Don't think I would need the 4th harness for USB device. Much thanks. I now have possession of this radio. Excited for the upgrade.
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I purchased my antenna adapters on ebay. And yes, Metra is a brand. The part numbers you need are 40-GM10 and 40-UV43.
As far as I know, the mic kit is all you need for the bluetooth to work. I didnt use anything else with mine.
As far as buying the harnesses go, Google. I purchased mine at Joe Myers Toyota, but there are probably several Toyota parts dealers online that sell them as well.
If you dont want to have the USB function, then dont get the USB harness.
You will need to swap the mounting brackets from your stock unit to the new one though. It will only use 3 of the four screws for each bracket.
Im not sure if you have ever taken the dash apart, but its really not that hard. Just take your time and dont pull too hard on anything. Ive had mine about several times now and havent broken anything yet, but it would be pretty easy if you arent careful.
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01-26-2014, 04:00 PM
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Buckles you've been great help. I looked up metra , so I would need both of the adapters that you've listed ? The 40uv43 and 40gm10 ?
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01-26-2014, 04:40 PM
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Buckles you've been great help. I looked up metra , so I would need both of the adapters that you've listed ? The 40uv43 and 40gm10 ?
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Yes. One is a Y adapter and the other converts the micro antenna to a regular sized on. You will see once you take the old one out
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01-27-2014, 04:15 PM
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HI, will the unit play streaming video from a phone or ipod? Bluetooth or wired? By the way, I understand that you can Bluetooth a maps app, so you won't need to buy the Scion Nav system that is getting marginal review anyway. Thanks Phil
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HI, will the unit play streaming video from a phone or ipod? Bluetooth or wired? By the way, I understand that you can Bluetooth a maps app, so you won't need to buy the Scion Nav system that is getting marginal review anyway. Thanks Phil
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If it does stream video, I have no figured out how to use that function nor have I seen anything about it in the manual.
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01-27-2014, 05:49 PM
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This is absolutely great! I was looking at head units today and this is PERFECT!
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01-28-2014, 02:01 AM
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Curious as to if you could get the Toyota Entune setup working on this?
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01-28-2014, 09:58 AM
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Curious as to if you could get the Toyota Entune setup working on this?
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You can, but as I stated before you need the Nav extension.
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