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Bluetooth wireless adapter for Eclipse AVN6620 receiver plugs directly into the stereo for an easy installation place/accept calls via the wireless connection Bluetooth digital technology ensures crisp, static-free performance in the car included microphone and push-to-talk switch

I have an Eclipse AVN-6620 head unit. It is a direct plug in on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th gen 4Runner. I also have the bluetooth module for it. General features: ESN security in-dash DVD receiver with built-in amp (15 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels) motorized 7" LCD video screen with...

It's their Hi/Lo Kit. It's an 01 with the factory housings.

I've got the DDM 35W 4500K Bi-Xenon kit.

I've got the Eclipse AVN6620. <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/25175010@N02/4408361493/" title="resized_IMG_1625 by ptam28, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2773/4408361493_9a9c7bbee4.jpg" width="500" height="375" alt="resized_IMG_1625" /></a>

On my 01, I found it behind the cluster, on connector 28, it is Green with an orange stripe. http://www.ncttora.com/fsm/1996/SIL/techinfo.toyota.com/ileaf/ewdtmc2/ewdtmpdf/ewdsourc/2002/024runne/systemci/054cm.pdf

Or maybe on a 2010.. NSFW: YouTube - 2010 Toyota Prius brake problems. Easy fix, amazing documentary

They do not, but there's a kit for it: Amazon.com: Eclipse BTE600 Bluetooth Interface Add hands-free calling to Eclipse AVN6620 receiver: Electronics

Glad to hear that it was the fuse ...

That plug is actually the diversity antenna (secondary), so it really wouldn't be related to your lights at all. So if you disconnect the radio, do your lights come back on? The radio backlighting for the buttons don't seem to be related to the ilumination line.

For the parking brake wire, if you want to use it, you can ground it to the chassis, ie. where the bracket for the external amp mounted to the car. This will allow a *ahem* passenger to access the menus (and watch a DVD) while the car is moving. The speed and reverse wires can be found on...

Let me know if you have questions. You don't have to hook up the speed and reverse lines, it just addds a bit of accuracy and the map scrolls a little smoother when you are driving and when it can't see a gps sat, ie. parking structure, tunnel, etc.

Haha, the only reason why they do is that I've replaced every single one in there over the past month. I'd replace one, put everything back together, and another burns out. I gave up and just replaced the rest pro-actively. Damn things are expensive though. I thought about going the LED...

Actually the $12 harness I bought was for the VTR input, so I use that as an aux in to plug in my MP3 player. I used the wires that you provided for parking brake, vss, and reverse signal. I also installed the BTE-600 bluetooth adapter, works great!

Picked up a Eclipse AVN6620 from 4runner19 and it was a real simple install, mostly plug and play. I mounted the GPS antenna under the dash on top of the vents and so far no issues with signal reception for the most part. I went ahead and ran the speed and reverse lines to the cluster, so that...