The AUX input has been my only frustration with my 4runner so far.
I don't know why Toyota put it INSIDE of the center console, considering with any AUX input that you have to control the music on the MP3 player itself.
The only reason I don't care to add the IPOD adapter to my head unit is because my wife drives the 4runner more than I do and she has a shuffle that she carries around with her.... thus she would need an AUX adapter (or a USB connection).
I am thinking about doing my own mod and purchasing a 6' cable, connecting one end to the AUX input in the center console and running the other end under the center console and up to the small cubby next to the shift lever. That way if I have my IPOD in there, I can plug my charger into the outlet that is in there. Not to mention, when not in use, the lid can be closed, hiding the end of the cable that would be in there. Thoughts anyone?
I don't know why Toyota put it INSIDE of the center console, considering with any AUX input that you have to control the music on the MP3 player itself.
is there an adapter that i have to buy to be able to plug the ipod to the Stock JBL HU?
The 2006-09 4Runners have a 3.5mm auxiliary input jack inside the center console. You can connect any audio source into it.
If you're looking for iPod integration (being able to control the iPod) from the steering wheel controls or HU, you will need an adapter such one from DICE, USA spec, etc. IIRC, Toyota has an accessory kit that is suppose to integrate the iPod.
Sweet thanks, i guess i didnt ever look for it so i never noticed it.
Okay, this is kind of a long shot but wtheck...I could really use the info. and you guys seem to know what your talking about. Anyone in here know how the 3.5 jack in the center console connects to the head unit? I have an 06 radio in my 03 and well since my center console doesn't have a 3.5 jack, I'm trying to see what parts I need to make it so. Thanks.
Hello! new to the 4runner world. I found this post about the 3.5m Aux jack. i have a 2007 with the aux jack in the center console. i think it needs to be replaced; ONLY way it works is if i press (and hold) UP on the plug when it's inserted into the jack.The 2006-09 4Runners have a 3.5mm auxiliary input jack inside the center console. You can connect any audio source into it.
If you're looking for iPod integration (being able to control the iPod) from the steering wheel controls or HU, you will need an adapter such one from DICE, USA spec, etc. IIRC, Toyota has an accessory kit that is suppose to integrate the iPod.