SOLD!!! OEM USB Port for aftermarket head units

If you've got an aftermarket head unit with a USB port in the back this is what you need. This USB port fits underneath the climate control and is OEM Toyota. Works great. Only selling because I sold the truck today.

$30 shipped

 

Is the USB wire modified to fit the back of that port? Can you PM me a pic of it disconnected?

 

PM sent.

 

Pm sent

 

Great price and it will be gone quick I am sure @tomwil is already salivating, but why would you need it with an aftermarket radio? I have an aftermarket radio and my USB is brought from the back of the head unit into the glove box so the wires are hidden. And my iPod is in my glove box out of the way, I even did that with the OEM head unit. I popped that inside the switch plate so it was hidden and again ran the iPod cable into the glove box and put a switch blank in it's spot. Hated seeing wires exposed anywhere, even did it to my GPS. Had it hard wired and all the wires hidden so all you see is the little cable coming out to the GPS. And what did you replace the Tacoma with by the way???

 

I just like filling all the blank switch plates with stuff. I play music thru my iPhone and don't like having it in the glove box or console in case I get a call or want to read a text at a stop light so it stayed in the change slot next to the shifter. @tomwil was first to PM so I'm just waiting on him to wake up and send me some money, if he decides not to get it I'll let the next one know.

I traded the truck yesterday to Carmax for a 2014 Honda Civic Si. I added 100 miles to my daily commute and the taco was killing me. Hated seeing it go but it was for the best.

 

Payment has been sent. Thanks, Dane!

 

Aaaand this is now sold. Enjoy it Tom

 

Pm to you @HFDane

 

I never got either of your PM's

 

I was just wondering what cable you used to make this possible. I have been wanting to hook up the oem USB for awhile now. @HFDane

 

It was just a 6" USB cable I bought off eBay. I pulled the metal shroud off one end and plugged it in the OEM unit. Worked perfectly.

 

Awesome thanks!