I'm stuck finding a stereo. Please Advise.

Quick hi-jack:
Can anyone confirm that if I currently have double DIN ('00 limited) and I replace it with a double din, I DO NOT need a wire harness?
I thought I read a how-to about it but can't find it anywhere....

Depends. If it's the stock double din then yes you need a harness. If it's aftermarket and you go with the same brand you might get lucky and the pinouts will be the same or the previous owner did it right and has a harness in there you can use. Lots of people just got and splice which isn't the best.
 
I just purchased a single din pioneer hu off of ebay for a good price. I use the bluetooth a lot for music but not phone features (you would need to purchase a mic). Im going to send you a message with a question I had.
Answered your pm.

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Depends. If it's the stock double din then yes you need a harness. If it's aftermarket and you go with the same brand you might get lucky and the pinouts will be the same or the previous owner did it right and has a harness in there you can use. Lots of people just got and splice which isn't the best.

Okay thanks - I will also order a harness
 
Just to close out this thread, I chose to pick up the Alpine UTE-62BT Stereo. So far, I really like it!r

Alpine makes quality stuff. I just checked the specs on that thing and it has a 24 bit DAC and plays FLAC. For that price it's amazing it can do that. Enjoy the tunes.
 
awesome looking setup, but what in the good lords name are all those switches and gauges?!

What can I say.... I'm a control freak. :jump::jump:

Check my build thread for chose ups and the blanks will have other switches for lights or accessories once I get them. The tablet runs Torque Pro.

There's a few guys on here that put me to shame, believe me! LOL
 
Alpine makes quality stuff. I just checked the specs on that thing and it has a 24 bit DAC and plays FLAC. For that price it's amazing it can do that. Enjoy the tunes.

So far, I'm very please with it and I just scratched the surface with it. In time I'm thinking of adding the inline amp to go with it.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CQBY174/_encoding=UTF8?coliid=I2WKJR6WXHI8N1&colid=1GR0NNX7KNPQE

That will come after I wrap up all my other projects though.
 
psraff.....was the install on that radio fairly straightforward and simple? I was looking at crutchfield at the link and thats a nice radio

It is. Our Toyota's are pretty simple. If you still have your stock radio in, you should get the adaptor plugs as well so you don't cut the original harness. Along with that, remember to pull out the stock amp also. Other then that, the instructions are pretty complete.
 
It is. Our Toyota's are pretty simple. If you still have your stock radio in, you should get the adaptor plugs as well so you don't cut the original harness. Along with that, remember to pull out the stock amp also. Other then that, the instructions are pretty complete.


Yeah I was going to get the adapter kit. I havent bought the 4runner just yet. That will either be this weekend or Tuesday. Just depends on when the VA decides to pay me :confused:
 
Yeah I was going to get the adapter kit. I havent bought the 4runner just yet. That will either be this weekend or Tuesday. Just depends on when the VA decides to pay me :confused:

The VA.... Finally signed up after 20 years, last year. Until then, always figured others needed them more then I did. Not the case anymore. First thing I did was request to find my own doctor and walked out of their clinic. Best thing I did. Good Luck!
 
The VA.... Finally signed up after 20 years, last year. Until then, always figured others needed them more then I did. Not the case anymore. First thing I did was request to find my own doctor and walked out of their clinic. Best thing I did. Good Luck!


Yeah. I try to avoid the official VA hopsital at all costs. At least their women's care clinic is generally pretty good.

This is my monthly disability stipend and my GI Bill and kicker stipend. :crutch:
 

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