Help with Eclipse avn6620 install

ATaylor

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Hey guys,
I just acquired an Eclipse avn6620 for a great deal. I am planning on installing it in my 2004 4runner. I do have the JBL Synthesis stereo. I have searched for the past 2 hours for any information on install. All I can find are people asking about the avn6620 working with the JBL system, but no answers so far. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thank you!
 
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Hey guys,
I just acquired an Eclipse avn6620 for a great deal. I am planning on installing it in my 2004 4runner. I do have the JBL Synthesis stereo. I have searched for the past 2 hours for any information on install. All I can find are people asking about the avn6620 working with the JBL system, but no answers so far. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thank you!

I mean, an install's an install. Just install it like you would any other car, and test it out.
 
I mean, an install's an install. Just install it like you would any other car, and test it out.

i think the OP was looking for a hand holding wire by wire diagram LoL joke.

simple install just wire it up.

btw- these old eclipse may have a lock code on it. so power it up before you tear anything down. also you need to have a speed pulse hooked up to it or navigation will not work.
 
Wish it was that simple. I have the 2 Din, jbl multi-disk cd with RDS and steering controls. I have looked everywhere for the correct wiring harness. I have even searched on Crutchfield's website only to have a it turn up with no available harnesses to fit. I was looking for someone who has done this install to see where they got their parts. I really don't want to start stripping my factory wires just to make this work. Thanks.
 
I'm not sure how much research you have done about the install, but just wanted to let you know a little something. If you do indeed have the JBL Synthesis system, you will need a device in order to retain the use of the factory amplifier. One of the most popular versions is the PAC TATO. I would suggest looking into that. (Pm Sent)
 
I'm not sure how much research you have done about the install, but just wanted to let you know a little something. If you do indeed have the JBL Synthesis system, you will need a device in order to retain the use of the factory amplifier. One of the most popular versions is the PAC TATO. I would suggest looking into that. (Pm Sent)

yep or metra TYTO-01
 

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