#PLUG AND PLAY STEREO WIRING HARNESS INSTALL#

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#PLUG AND PLAY STEREO WIRING HARNESS INSTALL#

This adapter will install a Carplay or Android Auto compatible radio in your Older model Toyota. We will need some specific information about the unit that you're installing to build the correct adapter for your vehicle. This will be a plug and play adapter but not every adapter is identical. This is an adapter harness that connects between an older Toyota Entune 2.0 vehicle's factory wiring harness and a newer model Entune 3.0 unit. Put Carplay and Android Auto in your Older model Toyota Tacoma, 4Runner, Sienna, or Tundra! I'm an electrical neophyte, but have done it all myself, albeit in 2x the time projected by those with skills.Toyota Entune 2.0 to Entune 3.0 Transplant Harness The $500 I have in audio equipment is an investment I have no regrets about, but I'm also done with audio at this point.

(Bluetooth, IPOD control through the head unit, USB ports front and back, etc.) I've never heard his rework of the factory radio, but I can tell you the $139 JVC head unit I just bought sounds great and has a ton of features a 20 year old head unit doesn't have. That said, fiscal resources and passion for music vary between drivers, the headrest speaker install is a commitment of time and $ the OP may not be interested in making. Having good headrest speakers, properly wired (thanks in good part to Jeff's directions), and a new head unit with decent power has been a revelation, the car sounds way better now than ever. Having 'no intentions on getting headrest speakers at all' is a good indicator of not having experienced a NA Miata with a headrest speaker system done suitably well. (The Metra 70-7901 Radio Wiring Harness wiring designations are far most often incorrect (and so too other documentations) because the NA Miata's headrest speaker wirings are far most often incorrectly wired in various mis-wired ways.)

The car's smaller radio connector is for the headrest speaker system. The car's larger radio connector wiring is for power, control and door speaker wiring:īlue/Yellow: Right Door + (some NA Miatas as built, Blue/Green) Most all aftermarket radios these days use the industry's standard wire color designations (found, for example, on the web, and on the Metra 70-7901 Radio Wiring Harness's package, and also printed on its pigtail wiring leads). Use the aftermarket radio's wiring documentation for making connection to it. Alternately, the car's wiring can be connected directly to an aftermarket radio. In addition to fit and trim, aftermarket radio installations in Miatas are customarily also down grades from an upgraded OEM Miata radio.įor connections to an aftermarket radio the Miata's radio connectors can continue to be used with a pigtail lead wiring connector adaptor set (e.g., Metra 70-7901 Radio Wiring Harness) but is not essential. Destroying the car's radio surround and a horrible job installing an aftermarket radio is the customary norm for aftermarket radio installation in most NA Miatas. In case you're not yet aware, the Miata's dash opening is an odd size that's not compatible with standard sizes of aftermarket radios.

Plug and play stereo wiring harness