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I'm selling my 2004 SE 4Runner. Here are the specs. Located in SoCal. Email [email protected] for questions. $22,500 OBO Specs: - Black SE 4Runner - AVIC D1 Nav with I-Pod adapter. Bypass engaged to enable all functions. - Leather package with leather wrapped shift knob. - Steering wheel...

will those trim pieces fit the D1 and make it look like it is mounted flush? do they sell those trimp pieces? if so how much. thanks. tim

You can't close it automatically with the key chain. There is no module to roll it back up automatically. You can install it yourself or have it installed at a stereo place.

Anyone have pictures of what the Sirius menu and setup looks like for the D1? I've seen the XM screen which looks pretty nice but according to the manual the Sirius shows as an unexpected unit like the Ipod adapter..........and the Ipod adapter SUCKS! Thanks in advance, Me

They had to have either made those pieces or they were pre-made. Is there anything on your invoice? maybe you could call and ask them? This is a dilemma a lot of people face with the double dins. my D1 sticks out and I want it flush. Much appreciated in advance.

Re: Toyota Factory Instslled GPS Antenna CAn you post the wiring digram? Thanks.

Can someone post some pictures of what their Avic D1 os D2 looks like when listening to XM? The iPAC-AFT hooks up to the XM slot and is supposed to display the ipod like the XM radio. Thanks in advance. Tim

Here is ebay listing info: The Pac iPAC-AFT interface allows direct digital audio sound from your Apple iPod into your Pioneer stereo that is external "satellite tuner ready". For ease of identification, Pioneer radios that are XM ready, Sirius ready or Sat ready will have this printed on the...

So i've read on some other forums about a new adapter pac is offering. It's not on the PAC website though. It's called the iPAC-AFT for aftermarket radios. It is the PAC version of the iPod adapter for Pioneer, Sony and a couple others. It's supposed to display full info. Anyone have any...

yeah. turn the volume on the ipod or sat all the way up. They are not amplified so you need to crank them and let the head unit do all the work.

Dan, I did this on my 99 tacoma and it was VERY easy. Drilled the whole and used a reel that home electronic installers use. It should be very simple. It is just a round reel and the cable inside is very flexible..... Good luck.

It can be done. You need to add some kind of module. I'm sure if you did a search you'd find something. Or just take it to a stereo shop and they can do it.

Re: here's some pics as promised It definetly is a thing of beauty. How did you get it to mount flush? Did you have to make new holes in the stock brackets? Also, I never heard anything about the CD-IB100 II? What's the difference between that and the original? I know pioneer states that you...

Can you close that cover in the glove box so the DVD player is hidden? If someone didn't know that little compartment existed they would never know it was there. I didn't realize it was there until about 6 months after i bought my runner. then if someone breaks in they won't see it when they...

Where did you get that plate to go around the DVD Player? did you make it? What did you mount the plastic plate to? any install pictures would be great. The model number of the player would be cool too! :D thanks.