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Aftermarket Radio Install Connector Problem

Discussion in '3rd Gen 4Runners (1996-2002)' started by a yden, Aug 15, 2022.

  1. Aug 15, 2022 at 5:36 AM
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    I'm currently trying to install a fancy touchscreen Apple Carplay radio and naturally the connectors are different. Kit came with a connector that goes to the radio's end so you can splice your own connector on there. Problem is, I can't seem to find the connector which goes onto my 4Rrunner. I own a 99 Limited. It's a 15 pin connector and of course everything else I look at is the 10 pin connector. Not sure what to do. If anyone has suggestions as to what to do OR can send a link/part number to the connector I need. I attached the connector my T4R has down below.

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    The other gender would be 70-8112
     
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    i did see one of those but i wasnt entirely sure if it would work since it has the RCA jacks on part of it. aftermarket radio i bought does has RCA jacks so i guess we'll see what happens.
     
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    Those are likely for OEM AUX jack integration. I haven’t looked at the spec sheet though.

    Hmmm, took a look. Does your vehicle have an external amplifier?

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