GPS Antenna on Non NAV SR5 WHY???

[TOY2G]

I just installed this NAV unit in my 2013 5th gen, and I was wondering why I have a GPS antenna (blue plug) on my NAVless truck. Does anyone know why, and does anyone know what plug is for my USB ports? Yes it was plugged in...

 

[Ghost.]

Toyota tends to use one wiring harness.
I know my buddies SR5 taco still had the hookups for the elocker

 

[eddiebx]

Hey Nathan, you sure it's not the XM shark fin antenna? It's been a while since I've been back there but I could've sworn I had two square antenna plugs, one blue, one gray...follow the wire trail if you're curious exactly which one it is, lol. (I am almost certain the GPS antenna is up in the dash, like right under center clock thing or something )

 

[1engineer]

Toyota tends to use one wiring harness.
I know my buddies SR5 taco still had the hookups for the elocker

No. Toyota does not use one wiring harness for the 4Runner and even changes it depending on the options within the model.

 

[TOY2G]

Hey Nathan, you sure it's not the XM shark fin antenna? It's been a while since I've been back there but I could've sworn I had two square antenna plugs, one blue, one gray...follow the wire trail if you're curious exactly which one it is, lol. (I am almost certain the GPS antenna is up in the dash, like right under center clock thing or something )

This must be the shark fin antenna, this unit says it's Sirius ready, but it has no place to use this plug. The wire goes up behind the glove box and disappears into the loom.

 

[eddiebx]

This must be the shark fin antenna, this unit says it's Sirius ready, but it has no place to use this plug. The wire goes up behind the glove box and disappears into the loom.

Hmm yeah definitely sounds like the shark fin then, I believe it runs along the passenger side headliner and comes down the A pillar, which would end up right around the glove box-ish area.