JBL Amp Power Wire

Soooo..... now I am doing a little seicane research and you have to turn the canbus on and it makes you chose from like 120 files. So I am going through that right now. I really don’t think the wires have much to do with it but ‍♂️

 

Well they wanted me to take it to an installer lmfao seicane.

I just wanted it to work out of the box. So that was a no-go.

after staring at it for a while I figured what the hell I had two sets of cables since they resent them, and figured I would play with one set, and I cut the cable to their antenna hookup connector which I have never seen before, maybe that's for other countries, which also has also a blue wire and connected directly to the amp wire essentially connecting the stereo to itself and wallah audio. So so stupid. I said screw it, whatever, it works.

 

Mt-taco. Which amp did your Tacoma come with.

 

Hello, all. I found this thread while trying to find the "no sound" and Seicane "customer service" problems for my Sienna Limited with JBL and factory nav. I have not looked at my harness to see if it is close to the one pictured here, but I have found the solution described - connecting "AMP_CONT" wire to "AUTO_ANT" wire (Seicane labels) to enable radio sound. I have a previous Seicane head unit that was pretty much plug-and-play, as advertised. What wasn't as-advertised was the screen resolution - lower than described and too low to be useful with navigation apps - but they gave me a huge partial refund that is effectively what my net refund would have been if I had shipped it back to China.

Anyway, not to get too far into the head unit that DOES work, I have a question about the one that doesn't: H2077L. After I use the solution from this thread, is there any reason that I would still need something like a PAC TATO to pass data to the amp? It looks like the necessary signal-out wires are in my Seicane power connector. This process has taken months (I had to return this head unit for a warranty replacement after a cable they sent me caused the unit to release the magic smoke), so I don't remember if those signal wires match up as they should. If that were a problem, though, I expect I would have found it during the initial troubleshooting in the spring (I subscribe to AlldataDIY).

 

Fratopolis, can you please post pics? I am having the same issue. (Tried following this thread, but am not all that electrically gifted).

 

So what did you connect to what in order to make yours work? I think I need a step by step guide for idiots...

 

So you're saying connect wire 17 to wire 2? nothing needs to change on the Toyota side?