NoOneBetter
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Yep. Now that I have everything installed, I'm going to work on getting everything consolidated into one switch with the use of a combination of relays to trigger multiple things.
Plug and Play Rear Camera Override Dongle
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Yep. Now that I have everything installed, I'm going to work on getting everything consolidated into one switch with the use of a combination of relays to trigger multiple things.
Thanks for the additional insight. I didn't know the rear camera was always on. I am interested in making a purchase once I see your new switches. Looking forward to knowing when they come in.
Thanks. Would you be so kind in sharing you wiring diagram of this set up?
The "Rear Camera" switch for 5th gen in blue LED is back in stock at AOB. Better move quickly!
12 Volt 3amp ON-OFF Toyota OEM Replacement Push Switch with LED blue lights -Air On Board
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12 Volt 3amp ON-OFF Toyota OEM Replacement Push Switch with LED blue lights -Air On Board
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bjohnston115
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Thanks for the heads up!
bjohnston115
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Here is a link to the override dongle
BriGuyDIY | Any time Backup Camera, Auxilary Video Input - Toyota
And the video input kit is available if interested as well.
Thanks!
mbash24
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Worked like a charm! Thx for the write up!!!
barryhiram
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Welcome :hatsoff:
longeuayms
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What does the 4 channel remote look like? Is it similar to an after market radio remote controller?
bjohnston115
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It is one of those little credit card sized remotes. It has a button for each source and others to switch viewing formats on the screen. I will get a picture on the website.
The Waco Kid
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EDIT: Blew a fuse... most likely a crossed wire (installer error). Thanks for the help!
Guys, need help.
Something f'd up and now my air-con and multi display above the dash don't work.
Installed the dongle, connected to aob switch, grounded, and forgoed connecting the dimmer wire as I didn't want to hook up to factory wiring. Now, air con and multi diplay only works when switch is depressed, and in reverse.
What did I f*ck up? Is something wrong with my dongle? (Slight attempt at humor)
Guys, need help.
Something f'd up and now my air-con and multi display above the dash don't work.
Installed the dongle, connected to aob switch, grounded, and forgoed connecting the dimmer wire as I didn't want to hook up to factory wiring. Now, air con and multi diplay only works when switch is depressed, and in reverse.
What did I f*ck up? Is something wrong with my dongle? (Slight attempt at humor)
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bjohnston115
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What did you ground? The two dongle wires go to the switch. No ground needed. If you want to pm me your # I can give you a call and see if we can figure it out.
2011 4Runner Trail with KDSS
1992 Land Cruiser
2011 4Runner Trail with KDSS
1992 Land Cruiser
The Waco Kid
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EDIT: Blew a fuse... most likely a crossed wire (installer error). Thanks for the help!
Just to clarify:
I grounded the black wire from the AOB switch only after I noticed my air and multi-display above my nav unit no longer functioned normally. Grounding the switch did nothing.
As it stands, my air and my multi display only operate normally when my truck is in reverse and the switch is depressed.
Switch has no effect on the display on my screen.
I have not hardwired the switch to the truck and no factory wires have been touched/ tapped/ altered.
Also, thank you to bjohnson115 for calling me immediately and for trying to troubleshoot with me. It's nice to have that support. If anyone else has any ideas/ familiarity with 2014 + nav wiring, please let us know.
Additional comment. When I remove the dongle and put everything back as stock, I still have the same issues as described. The only difference is I do not regain air-con or the display when in reverse.
Edit: also, the only window that will roll down is the rear window. And it appear none of my dash buttons work (inverter and wiper heater) in thinking I blew a fuse.
Just to clarify:
I grounded the black wire from the AOB switch only after I noticed my air and multi-display above my nav unit no longer functioned normally. Grounding the switch did nothing.
As it stands, my air and my multi display only operate normally when my truck is in reverse and the switch is depressed.
Switch has no effect on the display on my screen.
I have not hardwired the switch to the truck and no factory wires have been touched/ tapped/ altered.
Also, thank you to bjohnson115 for calling me immediately and for trying to troubleshoot with me. It's nice to have that support. If anyone else has any ideas/ familiarity with 2014 + nav wiring, please let us know.
Additional comment. When I remove the dongle and put everything back as stock, I still have the same issues as described. The only difference is I do not regain air-con or the display when in reverse.
Edit: also, the only window that will roll down is the rear window. And it appear none of my dash buttons work (inverter and wiper heater) in thinking I blew a fuse.
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reidbailey
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Trying not to over state the obvious, but have you checked all the fuses and retraced each step you took? Usually when I come across an issues like this it's a simple fix: fuse, loose ground, loose pin or terminal. I'd just go over each inch again or have a buddy with a fresh set of eyes look at it too.
Hope you get figured out soon. These issues are frustrating!!
The Waco Kid
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EDIT: Blew a fuse... most likely a crossed wire (installer error). Thanks for the help!
I've started this process, but so far no dice. Also it started to rain... When it rains, it pours.
All the fuses under the dash test positive. Still need to check under the hood. Not sure what might have tripped.
It is odd that I lost air, door windows, and the multi display (it still shows time though and I can adjust its brightness).
Wish there was a "reset button"
I've started this process, but so far no dice. Also it started to rain... When it rains, it pours.
All the fuses under the dash test positive. Still need to check under the hood. Not sure what might have tripped.
It is odd that I lost air, door windows, and the multi display (it still shows time though and I can adjust its brightness).
Wish there was a "reset button"
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LED does not work on AOB switch
I installed the dongle this weekend with an AOB switch that sits next to the wiper warmer switch. The camera override function works fine but I could not get the AOB switch to light up. I used Posi-Taps (I don't know how to solder) to connect the AOB blue wire to the wiper warmer green wire, and then the AOB black wire to the wiper warmer grayish-white wire.
No LED when the switch is depressed or the lights are on. Again, the switch does the camera function just fine.
Maybe my posi-taps were too big? I'm using 16-18 ga size.
And yes, the wiper warmer switch works fine (even now). Lights up properly.
I installed the dongle this weekend with an AOB switch that sits next to the wiper warmer switch. The camera override function works fine but I could not get the AOB switch to light up. I used Posi-Taps (I don't know how to solder) to connect the AOB blue wire to the wiper warmer green wire, and then the AOB black wire to the wiper warmer grayish-white wire.
No LED when the switch is depressed or the lights are on. Again, the switch does the camera function just fine.
Maybe my posi-taps were too big? I'm using 16-18 ga size.
And yes, the wiper warmer switch works fine (even now). Lights up properly.
barryhiram
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Sounds like dongle wires are reversed at AOB switch harness, try swapping them. AOB green wire is an input to switch and should receive 12v from black dongle wire. Red wire is output, when switch is depressed, 12v signal is returned through other dongle wire thus turning on BU camera. LED's are polarity sensitive.
That would be my guess. Would test both connections to verify you are receiving power and ground at blue and black wires of AOB harness.
barryhiram
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Agree with [MENTION=110651]reidbailey[/MENTION], must have blow a fuse.
The Waco Kid
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Y'all were right. I had a blown fuse under the dash. 10A ECU IG 2 to be exact. That fuse apparently determines if you're driving a hot box from hell, or heaven on earth.
Thank y'all for the help!!! I'll try the install again this weekend.
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