Bobbydigital said:I read in one of these Scion HU threads that prior to shipping, the unit should be put in "Ship Mode"
I just one a unit on eBay and want to inform the seller of this. What is the procedure to put the unit into ship mode? does it need to be powered, or is this something that can be toggled when the unit is removed from a vehicle?
Bobbydigital said:
1) is the second antenna connection necessary? I didn't feel like drilling and an earlier post implied that it wasn't needed. I don't know what it's for as i get flawless AM and FM reception without it.
2) Is there a way to make the ID3 tag information scroll across the screen? Currently it displays the artist, and if you hit text, it'll show the next field in the tag, and so on, but it would be cool if it could scroll Artist/title/album without manual intervention.
fishepa said:Sorry for being so stupid, but I plan on doing this mod as well, is there any directions to taking off the dashboard so I can get to the factory head unit?
Thanks
ecrotty said:its come up a few times.... but i didnt see an answer in any thread - has anyone tried putting one in a 3rd gen 4runner (ie: '99)?
it SOUNDS like as long as it is not a JBL based system, and it is double din in size, it should work?
tkr128 said:Some 3rd gens have an external amp. This could be easy or hard depending on which kind of amp it has. If it the amp has the basic 10 and 6-pin input, it should work fine, just remove the amp and plug in the 10 and 6-pin conncectors into the new scion unit.
The next thing you're going to have to worry about is the dash opening. The 3rd gen's headunit is 7 1/16" wide, while the Scion unit is 7 7/8". You'll need to trim off a little part of the dash cover to accomodate for the increase of width.
I hope that helps you out.