What options/features does this radio have?

I am looking at this 2014 radio and trying to figure out if it is bluetooth capable. The guy I may get it from is not sure. It also looks like this may a navigation capable radio too?

Part Number: 86100-04070
It says 57093 on the front of the radio

 

It appears to say WLAN Y Bluetooth in the fine print on the back of the radio. This makes me think it is at least capable of bluetooth. I have no experience with the Nav units but it looks like it has a slot on the front for a Micro SD map card?
I tried searching the numbers on the unit online but couldn't come up with anything that told me for sure what this unit is capable of.

 

YES!

Blue tooth / Entune / XM radio / NAV (with card)

I see that you have a 2005, so it won't be a direct plug and play. You'll need steering wheel controls, Bluetooth mic, and a bunch of adapters.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...tion-retrofit-diy-w-info-part-numbers.318616/

This is the one HU that's made from unobtanium. Some guys here with 2012 - 15 would kill for that HU.

 

... and I installed one in my 2012. Love it!

 

Thanks for the input.

I already have bluetooth controls from a 2012 unit I put in my truck. My guess is the bluetooth I have will just plug in. I am not concerned with steering wheel controls as my truck doesn't have them.

 

UPDATE: I did get this head unit and I am pleased to say that it does do it all! I used a Rostra backup camera kit 250-8406 and the install of the kit was not too hard. I do need to get an XM antenna and find out how to get the Toyota Entune account to activate. The GPS is working too.

 

Ill have to post it later with pics, but I will have a 2012 touch screen unit for sale that I just removed from the truck.

 

My unit, which is a 2015, has the number 510074 on the front. In order to activate the Toyota Entune account, look online for wrecked Toyotas where they list the VIN. Your best bet is to try something expensive like an Avalon, as navigation units are rare in cheaper models.

You really should not have to resort to this tactic. Entune should make allowance for people who upgrade their radios. However, I do not make the rules, I just have to follow them (or work around them).

How does a 510074 Entune differ from a 57093? They seem to look the same.

 

Thanks for the info on the Entune account. I am not really sure what the difference is between the two units. To be honest I am still getting used to and learning all the functions that this unit has to offer. For example during the install I was testing to see if everything works when my wife happened to text me. I was pleasantly surprised to see the radio pop up and offer to read the text for me. Which of course it did!

 

Also for those interested in trying an upgrade like this, the following thread contains a wealth of information and part numbers.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...tion-retrofit-diy-w-info-part-numbers.318616/

 

I don't see 57093 mentioned in the Toyota 2014 Entune TSB, so it may be a Canadian/Hawaii radio. Some apps may not be available.

The difference is your radio has the built-in clock, and possibly more modern maps.

 

It is possible that my radio came from Canada. I bought it from a seller on Ebay in the Buffalo NY area and the GPS did have some various Canadian address's saved in its memory.

 

You are correct about the built-in clock. Since I also have the in-dash clock, I set the radio clock to 24 hour format, which is what I use at work.