1999-2003 Toyota Solara Stereo Replacement (JBl Factory Amp Bypass)
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- Hello today I will be replacing a stereo on a 2000 Toyota Solara. This works from 1999 through 2003 on the Solara and 1997 through 2001 on the Toyota Camry’s thank you for watching please like and subscribe. This video also shows how to bypass the factory JBl system in the car.
Wiring harness-
www.amazon.com/dp/B0002BEQJ8/...
Single din pocket-
www.amazon.com/dp/B0007KK2NI/...
Thanks so much for this video! It made it super easy for me to install a stereo with hands free calling and a backup camera into a 2000 Solara.
Yu put a touchscreen in there??
You're a lifesaver. I was so confused as to why the recommended harness was different and where to find my Amp connector. Thank you!
dude thank you so much! I almost ordered a harness so that I could use the factory amp, but apparently it's highly recommended to use the bypass harness for my setup.
Thanks so much for explaining this I was going crazy trying to connect the “recommended” car harness for my Toyota solara only come to realize it doesn’t fit into that jbl one , now I realize I can just bypass the jbl and use the other ones thanks !
Thank You for the video
Now I can listen to my USB drive full of music and podcasts
I installed the Jensen MPR2121
Thank You again
Thx for this vid it helped me out alot with putting a touch screen in my solara
This is a video version of a Usenet write-up I did 21 years ago. Google "usenet 2000 Camry Solara audio install guide" .. should be the first selection. I went through 3 stereos since it was so easy to install. RECOMMENDATIONS: Do NOT use the JBL amp! It's got matching (horrible) Eq for the really crappy speakers that came with the JBL system. Bypass the JBL amp using this install instruction. Also, REPLACE the speakers! They are paper cone and should be rotted away by now. There are much better (and cheap!) speakers you can use, like Walmart specials! Last, get a LARGE CAP for any decently sized external amp. The battery is too small, and the alternator is no better. You can get a 1 Farad cap @ Amazon for $35 + 4 gauge wiring kit for $25 (or 0 gauge for $40).
Do I connect the capacitor straight to the battery terminal and ground to the chassis? I have a 10” Rockford fosgate subwoofer with a built in amp and don’t know how I should install the capacitor. Currently, the subwoofer power goes straight to battery and ground to back seat bolt. Audio comes from wires being tapped in with speaker wires. Any advice would help. Thank you
So I can't just replace the radio? If I want an aftermarket stereo I also need to get an aftermarket amplifier along with new speakers?
wrong !! just replace the radio the speakers and amp do not need to be replaced@@valentinoedits1963
Thanks for taking the time to make this video, it helped me. Unfortunately I experienced a large loss in audio quality in my 1999 Solara SLE V6 w/ JBL Audio package, I even have installed 2 different stereos, one cheap no name and the other a power accoustic double din apple car play dvd player. Both the sound quality is horrible, I also ordered the harness in the comments you linked and that did not work as well. Im on the fence on if i should spend more money (its my winter beater) or go back to stock and get a FM transmitter.
THANK TF YOU MAN!!!!
Thank you for the location of the jbl hook up
Thanks you!
What did you connect the orange wire to mine didn’t have it on the radios wiring harness
I have a 2005 solara, they must have changed it, I have same adapter plugs as yours. But cant locate it. Any help with this? TY
Hey! Awesome video but can you please tell me what harness I am looking for if I want to keep the jbl setup?
Here is the amazon link for the jbl one. Only thing you have to make sure is whichever after market stereo you get has at least 2 sets of rca plug in’s in the back. Not all stereos have 2. Metra 70-8113 Amplifier Integration Harness for Select 2000-2004 Toyota Vehicles www.amazon.com/dp/B0007WRQQ2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glc_fabc_9170Fb6G5WWGE
@@stevensgarage7284 thanks, what a good overall aftermarket stereo with 2 sets of rca ? Can’t seem to find any
do i need the key with the chip in order to program the remotes?
Did your back lights go out
Can you put the pocket on the top?
Can you do a double din on this ?
How do you not by pass the jbl factory amp?
I treated to install radio on Toyota Solara 2000 but, I can located the back connectors.
what is the other wire harnest being used the one that goseminto the radio
I’m pretty sure this is the one then. I just looked it up on Amazon.
RDBS Radio Amplifier Integration Wire Harness Fit for 2000-2004 Toyota www.amazon.com/dp/B08F5DF7ZL/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glc_fabc_sUk-FbC13ZA7E?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Is it me or the dashboard clock can no longer be set because the factory radio was removed????
Plugging it into those other wires won’t do any damage ??
No. Those other wires are the factory non jbl connectors. What plugs into them is the cable that runs to the amp and back to the stock stereo. Buy unplugging it. And plugging your aftermarket stereo directly into it you bypass the amp
hi, i want to install jbl radio, can you help me? I don't have the connector, I don't have the jbl system either. i need a diagram
If you don’t have it. It’s not worth installing it. You can get much better sound for much cheaper going aftermarket. Get a nice head unit and amp and you’ll sound great. You can even do the speakers if you really want to have Crisp sound.
@@stevensgarage7284 I want to know if I can install the radio without the amplifier
No. Because there is a harness that hooks up into the amp and from the amp there is another harness that goes back to the radio
Were did u plug the panel hardness to
I got an adapter that plugs into the factory harness that you hook into the new stereo harness
where is the amp located?
The link you posted for the jbl set up with the amp isn't working?
I’m pretty sure this is the one then. I just looked it up on Amazon.
RDBS Radio Amplifier Integration Wire Harness Fit for 2000-2004 Toyota www.amazon.com/dp/B08F5DF7ZL/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glc_fabc_sUk-FbC13ZA7E?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Hey man! I happen to be looking for the exact radio you took out, any chance you still have it and be willing to part ways?
I don’t. Mine the screen was smashed
I have an extra, do you still need it?
@Dj Glyden i think I will be having mine after this weekend ...just got an 01 and doing the stereo this weekend
@Dj Glyden Yo...I'll get back to ya , didnt get around to it this weekend and left the stock one in for something on my commute
Anybody know if this method would also work for a 2003 Sienna with JBL?
It should. Just pull the stereo and see if there’s any plugs that look like they would be for a basic stereo. Toyota and Honda liked keeping things simple by keeping the same harnesses
How many inch of the size of the screen that able to fit to that?
I think it’s a double din
@@stevensgarage7284 so it’s 7inch?
I think so? I don’t have the car anymore so I can’t go out and measure.
@@stevensgarage7284 thx. Yes it does fits
DIN is a size standard, you can have screen sizes up to 7" with double DINs, some can go up to 10" but they extend beyond the double din size.
Thanks I was wondering if I can just leave that 12 pin adapter unplugged
What if there is no orange wire coming out the back of the radio
The aftermarket radio that is. The metra 70-1765 has an orange wire but there is not a corresponding on the plug in the back of the new stereo
Usually orange is for the dimmer which not every plug or stereo has
Will this affect the quality of the audio? What difference will it make?
Depends on the stereo head you get. If you get the 15$ duel radio from Walmart it will suck. If you get a nice pioneer or kenwood. It’ll sound way better
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My 1999 Solara Jbl system has an extremely loud Subwoofer rumble …assumed from the Jbl power amp…although once warmed up, problem goes away. Engine must be running for the super loud maxed sub rumble…in acc mode, radio works. Just purchased a NEW OEM in box JBL power amp. Paid Toyota to switch it out….with new Jbl power amp, ZERO sound from radio period. Contacted the power amp seller, and a replacement should be here by Monday…currently day before thanksgiving. So, has anyone had this problem? I assumed that it was the power amp that was causing the crazy loud sub rumble sound…. When the old power amp is put back, the signal does pass through. New power amp, no signal. Thanks
Going through the same thing. Trying to figure it out
@@Lejedhi Wasn’t the power amp…It was a bad rear speaker. Once those rear speakers wear disconnected, loud drone sound stopped. Front speakers are working fine.
If I bypass the amp my speakers will still sound the same
I personally think they’ll sound better if you get a good stereo.
@@stevensgarage7284 I got a good radio sound awesome thanks man
Leave the sticker
Lol
U bypassed the amp so no u are not running the jbl system there is another harness to use the jbl system
Bro you skipped the most important parts to show.. smh