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I'm curious about this as well. Its a pretty new product so there arnt too many testimonials yet. Looks like a pretty smooth set up though.
 
Cheapest way...

...is to buy a Garmin 760 or 765 for a little over $200. You will then have the tooth and a gps for all your rides...
 
I bought a Parrot 3200. On their site there is a link to a wiring harness made specifically for you model year and it just plugs straight into your stock radio. Works great!
 
4Runner4Live said:
Hi,

anyone installed a bluetooth in a 2006 4Runner V6 4x4?

How hard is it to remove the radio?

I'd like to get this one: http://www.egohandsfree.com/product...y-look-n-feel-for-toyota-lexus-and-scion.html

anyone tried it yet? couldnt find any reviews...
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That looks nice, but you should consider getting one with a display so that you can see your caller's name and/or phone number. I have a Parrot unit (forgot the model number) that has the display and it works perfectly. Plus it sounds perfect from both ends of a phone call. Most of the time people can't even tell that I'm talking to them while driving down the road. It really sounds that good!
 
the 3200 model has a color lcd screen and allows you to see who is calling. it also syncs to your phones address book.
 
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EH007 said:
That looks nice, but you should consider getting one with a display so that you can see your caller's name and/or phone number. I have a Parrot unit (forgot the model number) that has the display and it works perfectly. Plus it sounds perfect from both ends of a phone call. Most of the time people can't even tell that I'm talking to them while driving down the road. It really sounds that good!
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What model is it and how much did it cost?
 
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