Upgrading 07 Tacoma CD player to OEM changer

miketyler · 07-27-2007, 04:40 PM

I just got my 2007 Taco and love it. I would like to upgrade my factory CD player to the OEM 6CD changer. I am happy with the sound quality (for the moment) and just want the 6 disc functionality.

I am seeing the 05 and later stock CD changers on Ebay but was wondering if anyone would know if the JBL model changer will plug and play in place of the stock single CD player/radio?

tigerdongal · 07-27-2007, 07:36 PM

I have a panasonic out of my 06 with all the wiring, if you are interested pm me.

datamagnet · 03-12-2008, 07:41 PM

I'm looking to do the very same thing. A little help over here please.

miketyler · 03-13-2008, 03:43 AM

It is simple to do, I think there are some DIY's on here. Shop around for the unit though; I have seen them go VERY cheap on ebay.

Converting to the JBL is going to entail much more work and $. If you have to have the JBL, make sure you get all the wiring and the rear subwoofer and amp. There may be other details I'm unaware of.

maverick491 · 03-13-2008, 06:58 AM

Seems like you got your answer already, but yes just to confirm, the single cd and the NON JBL 6 disc are just plug and play. The JBL system uses and additional harness or two I believe, which feed the amp and sub, so it is not plug and play in the purest sense of the phrase, but could be done.

hurricane · 10-28-2008, 12:45 AM

Any luck ,I got a JBL off ebay with little amp but one plug from truck is to big for 20 pin on JBL and I can't find ang info on who makes an adaptor. Toyota dealer says 600 dollar wiring harness change.

Thanks,
Wayne

07-27-2007, 04:40 PM	#1
miketyler Junior Member Joined: Jul 2007, #2232 Posts: 22	Upgrading 07 Tacoma CD player to OEM changer I just got my 2007 Taco and love it. I would like to upgrade my factory CD player to the OEM 6CD changer. I am happy with the sound quality (for the moment) and just want the 6 disc functionality. I am seeing the 05 and later stock CD changers on Ebay but was wondering if anyone would know if the JBL model changer will plug and play in place of the stock single CD player/radio?

03-12-2008, 07:41 PM	#3
datamagnet Junior Member Joined: Mar 2008, #5234 Posts: 1 07 toyota taco onix Access Cab Manual	dito I'm looking to do the very same thing. A little help over here please.

03-13-2008, 06:58 AM	#5
maverick491 Towing Guru Joined: Apr 2007, #1462 Location: South Jersey Age: 32 Gender: Male Posts: 1,012 07 4x4 Access Cab, TRD off road, 6 cyl, 6 spd 2007 Access Cab Manual 4.0L V6 Activator III brake controller, Extang Fulltilt toneau, Factory bed mat, Extra D-rings in the bed, 2ndary air filter removed, Garmin Ique GPS, Eco-2, AFE Pro Dry-s filter, USASPEC PA12-toy, Pioneer 3-way speakers, SG II on Blendmount, Gulf States Alarm added.	Seems like you got your answer already, but yes just to confirm, the single cd and the NON JBL 6 disc are just plug and play. The JBL system uses and additional harness or two I believe, which feed the amp and sub, so it is not plug and play in the purest sense of the phrase, but could be done. __________________ Maverick491 (Adam) DIY MODS Activator III brake controller Extra D-rings Aftermarket speakers w/TacoTunes mounting kit Illuminated 4wd switch ECO-2 VPE Scangauge II/Blendmount

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tigerdongal Member Joined: Jun 2007, #1958 Posts: 56 TRD SPORT 2006 Access Cab Manual 4.0L Memphis PR Amp, Memphis 10" Sub, Custom Sub-box, Undcover tonneau, Pioneer DEH-P7900BT, USB Adaptor, Steering Column Adapter, Crossfire Car Audio XP2402 on the speakers. Now with dB Platinums and also custom tweeter mounts!	I have a panasonic out of my 06 with all the wiring, if you are interested pm me.

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miketyler Junior Member Joined: Jul 2007, #2232 Posts: 22	It is simple to do, I think there are some DIY's on here. Shop around for the unit though; I have seen them go VERY cheap on ebay. Converting to the JBL is going to entail much more work and $. If you have to have the JBL, make sure you get all the wiring and the rear subwoofer and amp. There may be other details I'm unaware of.

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hurricane Junior Member Joined: Oct 2008, #10111 Location: Whitehorse Posts: 5 speedway blue 2007 Double Cab Automatic wheels,stereo, step bars,roof rack.	Any luck ,I got a JBL off ebay with little amp but one plug from truck is to big for 20 pin on JBL and I can't find ang info on who makes an adaptor. Toyota dealer says 600 dollar wiring harness change. Thanks, Wayne