X90 Chaser/Cresta/Mark II Radio & Shifter Trim Removal
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Removing the radio and shifter trims is a straight forward process. Pry the shifter trim starting from the bottom. The cigarette ash tray pulls straight out. There will be 3 phillip screws holding the radio trim at the bottom. Avoid applying too much pressure in one area when removing. Work little by little around the bezel. When you feel like it's asking for too much force, stop and try another side.
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Thanks for this. I just got my Chaser a few days ago and couldn't figure it out. Didn't realize the ashtray assembly simply pops right out. Unfortunately my center console trim is cracked in several places, which is a common problem apparently. Cheers!
Glad it helped! A friend of mine just imported a new console trim from Japan, I'll have to ask him how next time I see him. You can also ask for one on facebook JZX groups, I see people posting new ones up every now and then. Best of luck!
@@JZXKenny I actually found them for around $160 shipped from Japan, which seems pretty reasonable for what it is. Not a top priority but maybe I'll get one eventually. I didn't know there is a JZX Facebook group, I'll have to check that out for sure. What's it called?
@@JZXKenny Thanks, I joined the JZX Owners US group. Seems like a (mostly) helpful and friendly group.
I need to replace my door speakers, will be referring to your video on that as well.
Cheers!
Very very helpful thinks. Used this to pull the ecu, and then again install new radio. Thanks.
did you need any Metra kits, ie wiring harness and mounting brackets? what wiring harness did you use for the radio?
@Corbitt White Yes brackets are needed. Reused the mounting brackets from old radio. Car had an aftermarket radio installed by previous owner. The mounting hardware worked with new radio so just reused it.
I also reused the existing main harness connector installed by previous owner. Unfortunately I don't know the brand or part number. The car however has 2 separate antenna wires, one for AM and one for FM. You'll need the 40-UV43 male to female motorolla cable by Metra Electronics to join them into a single plug, and MDAB GM Micro/Delco antenna adapter, because one of the antenna wires is smaller.
@@nitrous36 thank you for your help. My son just bought the Mark II tourer and I couldn't figure out what was the American equivalent.... again, thank you.
@Corbitt White No problem. I got the info about the antenna wires from a 4runner forum. It's possible the main radio harness is the same as any other 90s Toyota/Lexus.👍🏾
Thanks so much this helped me when I did it even tho too late because I already broke and cracked it😅
Did you have to put in an aftermarket double dash din kit. I have 1995 JZX90.
I bought the car with an aftermarket double din already in it but haven't heard of anyone needing a kit
Thank you Kenny
Legend! Thanks for this, mate
Yea man I’m actually looking for a center console, mind broke
any idea on how to remove the lower dashboard panel under steering wheel of mark 2 with same year
I'm late but my Dakota Digital speedometer box video shows how to remove it
@@JZXKenny mine is 1997 gx100
any idea how to get ecu on mark2 1997. I'd like to take out the ecu
Thanks for this vidéo 👌👌💪💪
Hey can a gx100 dashboard work In a gx90 car
What head unit is that? And was the install difficult?
It's the Atoto A6. It was plug and play with an aftermarket radio harness adapter.
JZX Kenny could u tell me which harness u used? Plz and thank you
JZX Kenny 🙇🏻♂️🙇🏻♂️
@@Ess_kayyy Check out my subwoofer install video, the harness is in the description.
JZX Kenny dude ur the best. Thank you