I just purchased a 2005 SR5, and I want to install a Pioneer AVH-3800 I bought about 6mts ago for another vehicle. This SR5 has steering wheel controls. Can you give me some guidance for exactly what I need for this vehicle/radio combo for steering wheel controls as well as the adapter that runs between the pioneer radio and the existing factory wiring harness?
Steering Wheel Controls?
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catfishbirddog
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Crutchfield will indeed point you to SWC interfaces or look like 3 posts down for Pioneer AVIC thread or use search. I did a recent Pioneer AVIC 5200 swap for a factory '05 E7005 navi unit, happy to help via DM if you have questions after searching and reading. I used PAC RP4.2-TY11 interface to keep my JBL amp/speaker system and steering wheel controls.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/234488-pioeer-nex-radio-steering-wheel-siri.html
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/234488-pioeer-nex-radio-steering-wheel-siri.html
I have been to Crutchfield, and I see where they offer a harness for steering wheel controls. However, it appears that you cannot purchase the harness without purchasing the radio. Am I incorrect? If not, I am trying to see how the purchase the proper harness (part number and vendor location) without purchasing the radio since I already have it.
Can anyone help with that?
Can anyone help with that?
97BlackAckCL
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This what I used, works great
https://www.amazon.com/Axxess-ASWC-...ywords=toyota+4runner+steering+wheel+controls
https://www.amazon.com/Axxess-ASWC-...ywords=toyota+4runner+steering+wheel+controls
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You can go to accessories and get it there. Or you can build a shopping cart with everything (radio, harnesses, interfaces etc). Get those model numbers from crutchfield, go to amazon type them in and get exactly the same thing.
Its a very simple process.
There's also this option available:
iDatalink - Maestro - Maestro RR
(Crutchfield sells it too).
That's what I used when I installed a radio in my '07 in September. It was really easy to program, and I like the fact that it's easy to define exactly what you want each button to do. The gauges, etc are a neat little bonus if you have a supported radio, too (which I do). Works with the stock JBL setup as well, as that's what I replaced.
iDatalink - Maestro - Maestro RR
(Crutchfield sells it too).
That's what I used when I installed a radio in my '07 in September. It was really easy to program, and I like the fact that it's easy to define exactly what you want each button to do. The gauges, etc are a neat little bonus if you have a supported radio, too (which I do). Works with the stock JBL setup as well, as that's what I replaced.
