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2004 4runner Head Unit Upgrade

Discussion in 'Audio & Video' started by gkomo, Feb 24, 2023.

  1. Feb 24, 2023 at 9:29 AM
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    gkomo

    gkomo [OP] Well-Known Member

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    I'm planning on upgrading my 2004 4runner Limited head unit from stock to a newer Toyota head unit. I bought the T10015 head unit with NAV module (comes out of a 2013 Scion i think) to provide OEM looks but with added Bluetooth capabilities. I have the JBL Synthesis system in the 4runner.

    Has anyone done this mod before? I am using "The Ultimate Scion Head Unit" upgrade provided by TheTrackAhead but he doesn't have the JBL Synthesis system in his 4runner. Here's what I've purchased so far:

    - T10015 Scion HU
    - Metra TYTO-01 harness (for JBL Synthesis signal processing - although P/N on box says AXTO-TY1)
    - Metra 70-8114 harness (for steering wheel controls)
    - Metra 40-UV43 harness (the antenna adapter) + 1988-05 Antenna Adapter Tip
    - Toyota PT546-74120-MC (Microphone kit)
    - Toyota PT546-00142 Base Wiring Harness Kit which includes:
    ~ USB conversion cable (PT546-00120-US)
    ~ Antenna conversion cable (PT546-00120-AD)
    ~ 20 to 28 Pin conversion cable (PT546-00120-CH)

    I think that's it. Here's some photos of the HU:

    IMG_5065.jpg

    IMG_5064.jpg

    Just looking for some tips/tricks or things to look out for when installing all this. I'm hoping the NAV stuff just plugs directly into the back of this new HU as I haven't purchased any adapters for that portion. If NAV doesn't work, its not the end of the world as I 100% of the time use my phone GPS anyways... but it would be nice to have all the OEM functionality just because.
     

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