I have worked as an installer for the better part of 9 years and the backup camera that we used that worked pretty much flawlessly was the BOYO brand of backup cameras. I installed one in my fathers pickup truck about 5 years ago and its still working like the day that I installed it...
On behalf of my race I apologize for what some of my people have done to these poor unsuspecting 4runners. I can promise you that mine doesn't look like that.
Thanks,
Factory Remote start wasn't an option on that 4runner. now one might have been added on to work with the factory key fob. If it is like that then usually you hit lock twice to trigger it.
wow,
Basically don't use crap rca's that you would get from Walmart and cheapo amp kits that you can get online. I have done countless installs with countless brands of cable, and while quality does matter, paying 3x extra for ultra high end RCA's isn't necessary either. If they are insulated...
Wow. That is very nice. I have plans do do a very similar setup except I am going to build an enclosure in that same location and use the factory bolt locations to secure it. I think drilling out holes to use the panel as a speaker grill is pretty clever. Good job all around.
Oh Trust me I will not skimp on the cabling. I work at a stereo shop so I will be using the best cables that we carry. I will post up pictures of as I do the install.
I work at a Custom Car Stereo shop in Northern Virginia, and we do lots of ipod integration into OEM Stereos. USA Spec is what we mainly deal with. I have done a couple of Toyotas but normally we change out the stock head unit in Toyotas since its so easy to integrate aftermarket Head Units into...
I just picked up
1 Alpine PDX F4 four channel amp
1 pair of Alpine SPR 60C component speakers
1 pair of Alpine SPR 60 coaxial speakers
lots of sound deadening material
I have already installed the Pioneer Avic Z110 BT (with the software update that converted it to a Z120BT)
Hopefully I will...
I just got it today and I must admit I do like it. It is lighter than I thought it would be but it still feels solid in my hand. I haven't really gone anywhere with it so we shall see how it works tomorrow when I am out and about with it.
So far so good.
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I bet you blew the parking light fuse, and I also bet you have a dimmer/illumination wire grounding out. When you hooked up the stereo Im not sure what harnass you used if it was a 70-1761 those harnassas sometimes have an orange, and an orange-black stripe, if either of those wires are hooked...
yeah the tailgate got the 6.5 coaxials, the rear door I think got the 6.5 component woofer since the Type S Components have the crossovers integrated with the wiring we were able to separate the component set and we installed the 6x9's in the front door. I suppose if you want a true component...