https://www.amazon.com/Metra-AX-TOYUSB-2-2010-Up-Toyota-Adaptor/dp/B00EAYYQDO
You need the one with a 2 in the model number.
You need the one with a 2 in the model number.
I'm confused the one I just linked is the metra ax toyusb 2. Are you saying I need the 2014 adapter?My car is 2013.
https://www.amazon.com/Metra-AX-TOYUSB-2-2010-Up-Toyota-Adaptor/dp/B00EAYYQDO
You need the one with a 2 in the model number.
USB adapters: Crutchfield automatically added the Metra AX-TOYUSB2 to my cart, saying it was the correct part. It is NOT the correct part. It does not bridge the gap between the female end of the Kenwood plug and the factory proprietary plug on the backside of the center console USB plug. You need the Metra AX-TOYUSB (notice no "2" at the end of that part number). Luckily, the correct adapter is included with the Maestro TO2 wiring harness.
if you plan to use the usb for Android auto. You cannot reuse the oem USB port.
you need something like this instead
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00L2SF64E
I have used both Android Auto and Carplay with OEM plug with no issues.
The harnesses are too short, you would have to extend it all. Not really advisable.
You could just plug a USB cable in and extend that. It's a standard mini connector.
With the ilx-007 I would just double stick tape it right on top of the chassis.
Did you paint your own dash kit? I've been wanting to change out my head unit, but my painting skills are not that good.Ok, I had it installed in my 2017 Off-Road.
The installed cost was only $175.00 above all the stuff from Crutchfield. Money well spent!
Did you paint your own dash kit? I've been wanting to change out my head unit, but my painting skills are not that good.
Edit:
After having this a week I wish i had gotten another brand.
1. Has obnoxious screen glare. The screen is pretty but very reflective. Even on a bright overcast day, I took a turn and the screen washed out. The screen tilt and backlight adjustments are nifty but you shouldn’t have to play with them just to see the screen.
2. Confirmed with Kenwood that the built in navigation does NOT have any voice control of any navigation features. So to find destinations on-the-fly you have to type on screen.
Hello Kenwood? It’s 2017!!!
3. Does not play any text messages unless you connect via USB (I’m iPhone 6S and don’t know about Android). This feature doesn’t work connected by Bluetooth like my rather lame OEM non-nav unit.
It’d also be nice to create a route on another device then sent it to this unit. It is Garmin, and my Garmin stand-alone has an app to do just that.
So, only a week into ownership and I have huge buyers remorse.