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Old 01-02-2008, 11:08 AM   #1
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Aux Input adapter for 2008 Tacoma OEM radio

I have been looking for some information on the OEM radios and I believe that it is A Pioneer
It has the IP Dat connector on the back of it - but from what infromation I can get , Toyota has had Pioneer modify it so their Aux and Ipod adapters do not work
I am using a direct FM kit at the radio - but it is only FM quality
If I can find an adapter that works it could be CD quality
I am trying to do this without changing the radio - becuse it does very well with CD's and i would like to keep the original look to the dask
Does anyone have any info on these radio's - are they the same as the 2007 OEM's? do you know of any adaperters that will work with it
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If they are the same as the 2007's (and I think they are) then you can use a USA-Spec DF Toy device or the Metra AIPTY02ID device. There are many threads covering these devices already. If you do not plan to use an Ipod with the device the Metra is way cheaper. Check out this thread:

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/aud...3-adapter.html
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i am getting an auxiliary system installed in my 07 that is that same as what i have in an 02 sequoia. it is still an fm system, but it gets built in behind your dash, and when you flip a switch and set your radio to a pre-determined station (one that is not used in your area) it links the speakers to your radio, but this time it is hard wired into the radio, which will illuminate the static. I'm more of a mechanical guy, so i probably didn't do the greatest job of explaining that. i usually leave installations like that to the pros. i don't know where oyu live, but if you have a Tweeter Store near you, they are fantastic. if not, best buy can also do it.
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I am not sure why you would want to install an FM system when some of these other hard-wired solutions are so cheap. The hard-wired is always going to get you better quality sound. But I guess if you already have it in your Sequoia then it must work good enough.
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it is a hard wire...i just had it done through the existing fm channel because it was cheaper. for the unit and install together, it only ran me $70. that included the unit, a switch to engage the system, and an auxiliary cable to hook up to my ipod (or any other device with a headphone jack)

sorry about the confusion, i'm not the greatest at explaining that kind of stuff.
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Can someone tell me how to install the USA-SPEC PA12 toy on a tacoma 08 through the glovebox that is without changing the OEM stereo? I don't have an ipod but have another MP3 player...does that mean I have to buy an additional aux plug to connect it to my MP3 player?
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Old 02-25-2008, 01:04 AM   #7
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Aux

check out this sight. I installed a Sirius with one extra aux port to the factory JBL. Sirius is displayed when you push the AM button twice.
http://www.tss-radio.com/

Give them a call (Real nice people)
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I am not sure why you would want to install an FM system when some of these other hard-wired solutions are so cheap. The hard-wired is always going to get you better quality sound. But I guess if you already have it in your Sequoia then it must work good enough.
the fm way doesn't change any of the stock wireing, and for people who are anal or are worried about it when they turn the vehilce in on their lease that might be a better option... i've always just put in a aftermarket stereo, you can usually adjust the eq more than the factory radios
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