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2014 Non JBL w/ nav & Entunes retrofit w/ info & part numbers

Discussion in '2nd Gen. Tacomas (2005-2015)' started by steveo27, Mar 2, 2014.

  1. Mar 2, 2014 at 10:48 PM
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    steveo27

    steveo27 [OP] Ask me about my weiner

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    The same shit everyone else has.
    Ive spent weeks researching and collecting information from other members on here. I'm making this thread to share all the information in 1 place.

    First off, I've gotten a lot of good information from Jerez, FLTrucks, adio, and ajw1986 to name a few. Without their help, I would have never been able to get everything sorted out. Thanks guys :beer:

    Here are some of the threads I collected info from -

    http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n...13-bluetooth-touchscreen-install-my-06-a.html
    http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n...ed-steering-wheel-audio-controls-my-08-a.html
    http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n.../298745-oem-2014-tacoma-navigation-radio.html
    http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n...alling-2014-oem-radio-into-2013-pictures.html
    http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/audio-video/213184-installing-2012-stock-radio-pre-2012-a.html




    This isnt going to be a DIY thread on how to install the radio, but more of a collection of information on the parts used to install the radio.



    BACKGROUND -

    The radio is a non JBL touchscreen out of a '14 Tacoma. It has navigation & Entunes. I will be installing this radio into a '11 non JBL Tacoma with steering wheel controls.


    THE GOAL -

    Installing an OEM '14 radio and making it function 100% as intended from the factory. The goal is having use of the navigation, the Entunes apps, bluetooth, USB, 3.5mm headphone jack, and steering wheel controls.


    PARTS NEEDED FOR THE RETROFIT
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    Using all OEM parts -

    - RADIO - currently no part number
    - BEZEL - currently no part number
    - CLOCK/AIRBAG/HAZARD ASSEMBLY - currently no part number
    - RIGHT SIDE BRACKET - currently no part number
    - LEFT SIDE BRACKET - currently no part number
    - BRACKET MOUNTING BOLTS - currently no part number
    - BRACKET TO BEZEL PUSH PINS - currently no part number
    - BRACKET TO BEZEL SCREWS - currently no part number
    - XM CONTROLLER - 86180-0e011
    - XM HARNESS - 86842-0e101
    - XM ANTENNA - no part number
    - NAVIGATION ANTENNA - 86860-0c010
    - USB CONVERSION CABLE - PT546-00120-US
    - ANTENNA CONVERTER - PT546-00120-AD
    - BLUETOOTH MICROPHONE - PT546-74120-MC
    - 20/28 PIN HARNESS ADAPTER - PT546-00120-CH
    - BLUETOOTH/VOICE COMMAND STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS - 84244-35030-b0
    - STEERING WHEEL CONTROL SWITCH RIBBON CABLE - 84244-35030-b0
    - DASHBOARD BEZEL - currently no part number

    Using alternative non OEM parts

    - EBAY USB CONVERSION CABLE - Axxess AX-TOYUSB Select Toyota & Lexus OEM USB FEMALE Retention Adapter
    - ANTENNA CONVERTER - Metra 40-LX21
    - BRACKET BOLTS - 12 M5x8 bolts


    So far, I've ordered everything listed above save for the BT/voice command controls, ribbon cable, mounting bolts, bracket to bezel screws, and bracket to bezel push pins and I've spent just over 500$.


    RADIO PLUG BREAKDOWN -


    Here is a breakdown of the plugs on the backside of the radio.

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    I have everything figured out except the last 2 plugs.


    INITIAL SHAKEDOWN -

    Upon receiving the radio, I removed the factory radio and installed the new one to see what matched up with the existing '11 radio wiring.

    The existing power & speaker plugs match the new radio, so I plugged them in.

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    The radio turns on. The CD player works, but that's about it.

    If you were to just add the AM/FM antenna adapter, you would be able to use the basic functions of the radio - AM/FM tuner & CD player. The bluetooth, Entunes, navigation, USB, or 3.5mm auxillary jack will not work.

    I noticed the radio bezel fits the '11 and older dashboard bezel pretty well, but not 100% perfect, which is kind of disappointing. There is a small gap along the top of the dashboard and on the sides of the bezel.

    I have purchased a spare dashboard bezel to modify to fit the '14 radio better. I plan on trimming it across the top and sides so everything sits flush.


    PARTS LIST RUN DOWN -

    Radio -


    I purchased mine used from another member on the forum. I received the radio, the mounting brackets, the bezel, the clock/hazard assembly, the XM unit, and the XM harness. I did not receive the push pins, the mounting bolts, or the bezel screws - I plan on sourcing these from the hardware store and will post info/part numbers on them once I find the correct ones. Another option - FLtrucks seems to be a very popular vender to purchase the radio from on this forum.

    Navigation antenna -

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    Part number - 86860-0c010. I purchased mine from FLtrucks, as he had the best price on them. This antenna picks up the signal for the navigation.

    USB conversion cable -

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    Part number - PT546-00120-US or Ebay part "Axxess AX-TOYUSB Select Toyota & Lexus OEM USB FEMALE Retention Adapter". The OEM unit is about 4 times more expensive the Ebay unit. The part converts the radio USB plug into the traditional USB plug. From here, you can run the USB cable to choice of location.

    Antenna adapter -
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    Part number - PT546-00120-AD or Metra 40-LX21. The Metra part is about 4 times cheaper than the OEM part. This part allows you you to plug the OEM antenna plug into the new radio.

    20/28 pin harness adapter -

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    Part number - PT546-00120-CH. This part connects the OEM 20 pin harness to the 28 pin plug on the the radio. The 20 pin harness works the steering wheel controls and the 3.5mm auxiliary jack. The bluetooth mic also plugs into this harness. I purchased mine from Camelback Toyota as they had the cheapest price.

    Bluetooth mic -

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    Part number - PT546-74120-MC. The bluetooth mic works the bluetooth. I purchased mine from Camelback Toyota as they had the cheapest price.

    I have yet to order the steering wheel control retrofit parts so I cannot comment too much on them, but here is the DIY I followed - http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n...ed-steering-wheel-audio-controls-my-08-a.html

    Bluetooth/voice control switch -


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    Part number - 84244-35030-b0. These steering controls allow you to use the voice command functions. I haven't purchased this yet.

    Steering wheel switch control ribbon cable -

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    Part number - 84204-58010. This cable connects the bluetooth steering wheel controls to the controls on the left side of the wheel. I haven't purchase this part yet.



    MORE INFO TO FOLLOW ONCE MORE PARTS ARRIVE

    :beer:
     
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  2. Mar 3, 2014 at 7:56 AM
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    The same shit everyone else has.
    UPDATED WITH MORE INFORMATION
     
  3. Apr 10, 2014 at 2:44 AM
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    Looking for suggestions
    So how does the USB/AUXPort plug into the 20/28pin harness adapter ? I have the radion now and looking to order soe of the other connectors. I really would like the blue tooth mic, gpx and auxiliary. But I do not see how the auxiliary jack you display plugs into that harness or the back of the radio. Appreciate guidance.:)
     
  4. May 13, 2014 at 4:40 PM
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    I still aint figured out HTF to get the USB working on my 2012. Its starting to bug the chit outta me. I am SURE that there is a way to "combine" 2 adapters to plug into my stock wiring and the radio.
     
  5. Oct 3, 2014 at 1:56 PM
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    Part number 55412-04100
    This is in black, it doesn't come with clips or the vents, but all of these are interchangeable from the 05 to 11 bezels.

    This fit perfectly in my 2006.
     
  6. Oct 3, 2014 at 3:17 PM
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    Reviving this thread: are these the direct replacements for the OEM bezels? I'm trying to figure out if there is a bezel that will fit my 2008 taco that also fits the 2014 HU perfectly without the tiny bit of space between the stereo and ac controls. Not sure if that would be this bezel, the face plate bezel or a combination of both. Everywhere I've read, people have said it isn't a perfect fit. Surely there's a way?
     
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    Sorry for bumping an old thread but after reading 20+ threads im not seeing what im after.I have an 08 and im going to install a 14 navi unit, im needing to know if I use the radio bezel and the vents that surround it all will that fit like stock with no trimming or gaps. or if the 14 vent surround will even fit the 08.
     
  10. Feb 25, 2024 at 7:02 AM
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    It's a heroic effort & all to try to keep things 100% stock but --

    Let's be honest here, the 2014 factory head/nav/touchscreen unit was and is an absolute dog.

    Back when this thread was started that was fine because there weren't a lot of other good options, but now there are inexpensive JOYING™ units with full nav, Android + Apple CarPlay support, much better audio quality, etc. Consider just installing a new JOYING™ unit. I did in my 2014 and I've been 100% satisfied with it.
     
  11. Feb 25, 2024 at 8:00 AM
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    thats true, I actually just got this tacoma after my dad passed away someone had some cheap dual single din in it, I know my dad would have wanted it stock. I see ppl saying just trim the sides of the vent surround but if a 2014 surround will fit id rather do that then to cut on the stock piece.
     
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    I just pulled the trigger ill update and let everyone know for sure when it gets here.
     
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    just letting ppl know the 2014 center ac vent bezel fits the 08 just like it should. now to just find the oem navi stereo.
     

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