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10 Disc changer-any luck yet Webshot, So has the vendor gotten back to you about the issues you raised with them? Is the unit still functioning? Any new bugs or just the orginal ones you found? thanx,

Hope this helps Here is what my Sienna has hooked into it. I have also compiled an extensive excel spreadsheet with most of the connector info on it. Yell if you want a copy or if someone can post it here.

I tried to look at the PDF but the font package continues to fail on install. I get the document up in adobe reader 6.0 but the text is just a bunch of dots. I would really like to be able to read it. Any ideas?

Yep thats it, R14 Could you by chance document which pins are being used on this connector? Color of wires might come in handy also. thanx,

Connector for changer? Webshot, With my Solara Nav in my Sienna I also have the rear seat entertainmnet (DVD) so I wanted to know which connector(s) you have to tap into or use to get the changer to work. I assume its the connector on the attached photo that Jack has labeled "R14? RSA/XM"...

Toy-Man, I have the same problem as Stephen and I have even tried to install an actual 12v JBL car audio amp using low level and high level inputs but I get that whining/hiss/noise. I find what you have written interesting. I did not use the shield (pin13) for anything. I did hook up the shield...

Microphone j0, I haven't been able to find this part though dealers. If you can purchase it from Japan can you let me know how much as I am definitely intrested. A google search on 86750-44020 brought up three hits, all Japanese. I couldn't read them but I did see a photo of a Toyoto...

Re: Camera Best price I found was $467 from a dealer in Seattle. I think retail was ~$650

Solara Nav installed in Sienna-Tigard, OR Bill, If you are interested I've installed this Solara Nav in our 2004 Toyota Sienna and I am located it Tigard, Oregon. I see you are located in the Portland area. If you want to see what it looks like in person shoot me an Email and we can...

webshot, Did the connector go back together without any issues or did you have to increase the size of the holes/area around where you inserted the new pins?

More details please webshot I have been working with SiennaSaurus and we found that those AMP connectors have plastics blocks in them and appear to be very difficult to take apart. Jack ended up drilling out the unused areas in the plug that we need to use to get to the voice out IV0+ and...