Very detailed and easy-to-follow. I had the same problem of my aux cutting in and out. I was able to repair mine by resoldering the circuit board connections. What happens is the contacts get loose and eventually pull away from the circuit board so really it's an easy fix if you have some solder you can just resolder the connections and should be good to go mine works like brand-new didn't cost me anything. But I'm glad I found your video because I had no idea how to get to it so thanks for the video! 👍
I foolishly thought the fix was needlessly complex and expensive, meanwhile... You are my hero man, thank you for this. No more FM transmitters for me.
Thank you SO MUCH for posting this, I’ve been fighting with my aux for years now and as someone who is “car dumb” I replaced it myself yesterday because of your video! I feel so accomplished!
I appreciate your video. The AUX on my 2010 Corolla has been broken and I thought that I might be able to repair. I never thought about a replacement part but your video showed me that I could easily install a new replacement just like the original so I have a replacement ordered from eBay. It's amazing how many replacement parts are available for my car if I need. My car is 13 years old and in exceptional condition but over time a few things have broken and I've installed aftermarket replacements. I've also installed some accessories to compliment my car since it's an LE trim. I've wanted the car to look more like a Corolla S. A man recently told me my car was an S. I can't lie. I had to tell him it was an LE.
Thank you! Congratulations on making a first-rate instructional video, clearly filmed, no loud music intro, just the facts. One note: I just did this on a 2009 Corolla whose AUX input had suffered some kind of blunt-force trauma. Getting the little "pigtail" connector out is a little deceptive; the pigtail (on the old connector in my car) was plugged into a white socket that had gotten knocked out the back of the outer (black) housing, so it was not clear which "white thing" to yank on. It's the little one. Also, one of the screws in Step 2 was super tight, I recommend having a little impact wrench handy (not a huge one for tires, like a little Ryobi battery one). You don't want to strip the screw head.
I appreciate your video! I have been thinking about getting this fixed for the last two years, but somehow I kept postponing it. Thanks to your video, I did it myself today! Thank you so much!!
Just saved me (potentially) a lot of money! Thanks, man! I'd been dealing with my aux port being super sensitive, and/or uncooperative for at least the last three years. It liked to switch back to the radio, or simply just shut off whenever I hit a bump in the road, or lightly touch the aux cord. I couldn't take it anymore, this video was a lifesaver!
Thanks a lot!! I’m curious if I can do this without using my ebreak, (I’ll put the car in neutral and just block the tires.) I haven’t used it in a very long time and I’m nervous of seizing the parking break if I pull it hahah
I did this, and I thought it would fox the problem but the aux still goes in and out sometimes.. what other issue could it be besides aux port?! Btw, your video 10/10!!
It will only switch to aux if there’s something connected to the aux. aka no phone connected= won’t switch to aux. So if your aux port dosent work or is missing= won’t switch to aux hope this helped
This is the one I bought:www.amazon.com/86190-02010-Auxiliary-Replacement-Highlander-2007-2015/dp/B07PNG3HL3/ref=sr_1_9?crid=19CUX82N36M3F&keywords=aux%2Binput&qid=1657747141&sprefix=aux%2Binput%2Caps%2C140&sr=8-9&th=1 But it’s unavailable maybe see a similar one with the part number or check if your local autopart store has one
Yeah that happens to me at first but it’s probably because you didn’t have anything connected to the aux cord try that and it should work once you have your phone connected
Very detailed and easy-to-follow. I had the same problem of my aux cutting in and out. I was able to repair mine by resoldering the circuit board connections. What happens is the contacts get loose and eventually pull away from the circuit board so really it's an easy fix if you have some solder you can just resolder the connections and should be good to go mine works like brand-new didn't cost me anything. But I'm glad I found your video because I had no idea how to get to it so thanks for the video! 👍
I foolishly thought the fix was needlessly complex and expensive, meanwhile... You are my hero man, thank you for this. No more FM transmitters for me.
Thanks for the watch. I’m glad my video helped! 👍
Finally after 3 years of not being able to play music in my aux it’s been fixed! Thanks so much man!
Thanks for uploading the easiest way to replace bad aux with workable one .millions of all of the world will be benefitted from this video .
Thank you SO MUCH for posting this, I’ve been fighting with my aux for years now and as someone who is “car dumb” I replaced it myself yesterday because of your video! I feel so accomplished!
That's awesome I'm glad I could help!
The exact video I needed to fix my aux!
I appreciate your video. The AUX on my 2010 Corolla has been broken and I thought that I might be able to repair. I never thought about a replacement part but your video showed me that I could easily install a new replacement just like the original so I have a replacement ordered from eBay. It's amazing how many replacement parts are available for my car if I need. My car is 13 years old and in exceptional condition but over time a few things have broken and I've installed aftermarket replacements. I've also installed some accessories to compliment my car since it's an LE trim. I've wanted the car to look more like a Corolla S. A man recently told me my car was an S. I can't lie. I had to tell him it was an LE.
Thank you! Congratulations on making a first-rate instructional video, clearly filmed, no loud music intro, just the facts. One note: I just did this on a 2009 Corolla whose AUX input had suffered some kind of blunt-force trauma. Getting the little "pigtail" connector out is a little deceptive; the pigtail (on the old connector in my car) was plugged into a white socket that had gotten knocked out the back of the outer (black) housing, so it was not clear which "white thing" to yank on. It's the little one. Also, one of the screws in Step 2 was super tight, I recommend having a little impact wrench handy (not a huge one for tires, like a little Ryobi battery one). You don't want to strip the screw head.
I appreciate your video! I have been thinking about getting this fixed for the last two years, but somehow I kept postponing it. Thanks to your video, I did it myself today! Thank you so much!!
Happy to help :)
Thank You I just put mine in my car and it only took 15 minutes. You saved me hundreds of dollars I was going to be a new radio.
Glad I could help !!! I was think the same thing but I’m happy Toyota made it easy to replace the aux
Just saved me (potentially) a lot of money! Thanks, man! I'd been dealing with my aux port being super sensitive, and/or uncooperative for at least the last three years. It liked to switch back to the radio, or simply just shut off whenever I hit a bump in the road, or lightly touch the aux cord. I couldn't take it anymore, this video was a lifesaver!
Glad to help!
Thanks! This helped a lot!
Literally learning how to fix years worth of wear and tear in my car myself. Thank you!
omg thank you so much. i needed this type of handholding to figure it out. appreciate it
3:46 - OMG THANK YOU! I was going insane trying to release that thing!
Thanks for the step by step man appreciate your video
Thanks a lot!! I’m curious if I can do this without using my ebreak, (I’ll put the car in neutral and just block the tires.) I haven’t used it in a very long time and I’m nervous of seizing the parking break if I pull it hahah
Awesome, thanks for sharing this information. So easy I’ll replace mine now.
THANK! YOU!
Happy to help 👍
I did this, and I thought it would fox the problem but the aux still goes in and out sometimes.. what other issue could it be besides aux port?! Btw, your video 10/10!!
Probably the aux
Thank you!
Happy to help !!
Thanks a lot for making this! Legend.
Very easy, just as explained...
Thanks! All installed and working!
I was thinking buying the aux port but to my Corolla every time I wanna change my radio to Aux the button wouldn’t let me what should I do ?
same let me know if you fixed it plssss
It will only switch to aux if there’s something connected to the aux. aka no phone connected= won’t switch to aux.
So if your aux port dosent work or is missing= won’t switch to aux hope this helped
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My 2009 Toyota camry when on aux tends to torn off and turns on the radio, would that be the same problem?
great video, I tried it and it worked well!
Good video Thanks
Thank you homie
Instead of an Aux, I'm thinking of attaching a fast charger socket instead. Would that be possible?
Any aux jack recommendations for Toyota Corolla 2010 xle
This is the one I bought:www.amazon.com/86190-02010-Auxiliary-Replacement-Highlander-2007-2015/dp/B07PNG3HL3/ref=sr_1_9?crid=19CUX82N36M3F&keywords=aux%2Binput&qid=1657747141&sprefix=aux%2Binput%2Caps%2C140&sr=8-9&th=1
But it’s unavailable maybe see a similar one with the part number or check if your local autopart store has one
Easy peasy 🫡🫶🏼
When ever I press the aux button in my car, nothing shows up on the screen. Is that what happened to yours too?
Yeah that happens to me at first but it’s probably because you didn’t have anything connected to the aux cord try that and it should work once you have your phone connected
How do you release the pins?
It's pretty simple, just push the bottom and upper clip from behind and push out the aux jack.
Thank u it worked
Can you give us the link of how to order the part?
www.amazon.com/86190-02010-Auxiliary-Replacement-Highlander-2007-2015/dp/B07PNG3HL3/ref=sr_1_9?crid=19CUX82N36M3F&keywords=aux%2Binput&qid=1657747141&sprefix=aux%2Binput%2Caps%2C140&sr=8-9&th=1
@@TONI5-25 that sir, is a radiator hose
@@jzadams5818 lol never realized just updated the link
You’re perfect!
Thank you !!!
🎉 i gare❤️❤️
how long did it last? Does it still work ?
Yes it’s doing great !!!
@@TONI5-25 thanks! Just got mine in the mail
Where did you get the part
I found it on Amazon
How to replace not fix there is a difference.
Says it in the thumbnail 👍
@@TONI5-25 ok
How much is the Aux port?
Ranges from 12-20 dollars I bought mine off Amazon for 20 including shipping it got here in just 2 days
Mine came today I brought it from Amazon for 20 dollars.