Toyota Yaris + Verso '99-'05 stereo removal + aftermarket headunit install
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Short video of removing the old cassette player and installing a modern CD player. If you use similar facia plate adaptor, most likely you will need to transfer the cigarette lighter socket.
Top tip: break off the piece of plastic sticking out of the outer sleeve of cigarette lighter socket, as it will not fit into new facia, then twist the inner part of socket by 90 degrees to make removal easier (as shown in the video).
Video was filmed in a Yaris Verso. Standard Yaris doesn't require the top plastic trim to be removed as it is separated by piece of dashboard. Rest of procedure is identical.
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Those screws holding the face plate on are by far the hardest part of doing this 😂
Hi, I was thinking of doing a stereo upgrade on 05 Yaris and I just disconnected the standard radio today to see how easy would an install be before I purchase a new stereo. But after I reconnected the standard stereo I have now got no sound, power is good and can change stations with display working. The stereo did used to have an issue in the past with the sound coming and going, I used to bang the dash and the sound would come on but now that doesn't work and the sound is totally gone. I was thinking it might be the actual stereo at fault and to go ahead and replace it but then I'm worried the no sound issue might be still there after the upgrade. How would I find out if it's the stereo or the car wiring connector that's at fault. I do have a voltmeter if I could check the wiring connector's ? I would appreciate any advice thanks.
What happens to the radio above the after market one above after fitting am after market stereo underneath or is that linked to the ac?
Great video
Hi, when you fit another cd/radio do you need any codes for it to work or will it work straight away ?
Mysterious work straight away if it’s aftermarket stereo
Hi Done the install but the orignal dash screen dont work now
Did you solve the issue?
I've fit my stereo in, the cd, usb, aux and Bluetooth work. I'm just wondering what about the actual radio channels by themselves? How do you get them to work?
Now that would be up to the aerial. If you connected the plug to the back of of your new unit and all you're getting is static, then the next thing is to unscrew the aerial on the roof and check for corrosion.
Fire Crow's Workshop yeah I connected all of it in, I get calls and everything but just no sound comes from the radio stations. It's just like noise no actual channels (capital, kiss, eagle radio etc). So I'll check my top aerial and if that has corrosion, do I have to buy another one ?
yeah, static only means there's issue with aerial. You can try cleaning out the corrosion, but if that doesn't help, then I'd replace not only the aerial mast but the base as well, which surprisingly is much easier than you'd think. If you're on FB, then find my page and message me there, that might be a bit easier to give you more instructions.
Hi do you have a diagram on how to do the wiring or a video plz
I have a question - what to do with that mostly useless sceen now above now? Are there radios that could fit up there, for better accessibility?
I was going to install an aftermarket android radio there, but if the radio unit is down below, it doesn't make much sense.
I haven't done any radio installs in 2 years now and can't remember what that screen there and buttons do. But from experience I can tell you that Japanese vehicles are the easiest to put in custom stuff, because you just need to use metal brackets to screw things in behind the plastic panels and normally there's plenty of space. So with a bit of time and patience everything will fit.
im having difficulty removing the cigarette lighter i have toyota yaris 2000 my husband changed stereo everything was fine until we tried to removed the cigarette bit its kinda stiff i tried ur way but it still has a black bit thats stuck at the end of the cigarette
any suggestions of how i can get it off?
Sorry about late response, just came back from work. Are you able to send me few pictures of it to my email? roman@fcworkshop.net
Hi thanks for reply i managed to take it off but my one was a bit different than your i had to break the old frame to get it out
I need to put it back in now but i will definitely send you pictures maybe you can help
do you still have the link or the name of the radio? I cant find one with the 3 connectors as my yaris
Message my page on FB with some pictures of connectors you’ve got and the year of your car, I’ll see what I can figure out!
very helpfull thanks
Does this tutorial apply to Left Hand Drive vehicles as well?And basically what i need is an adaptor which can be bought on ebay right?
sorry, completely missed your comment. If your dash looks like this, then yes, it should work. Also, yes, adaptor should be easily available on eBay
Thank you ;)
Silly question, but when buying an after-market radio can I just buy any radio I want (provided it's single-DIN)? Or does the new radio need certain connectors?
Not silly question at all to be honest! I'd say avoid buying 'eBay Chinese specials', because even though they come with some wiring, they only tend to have half of it. Any decent brand (and you can get them new at reasonable price, if you look around) will come with ISO connections, after that it's just case of getting the harness adaptor for your specific car. The ISO block is there to make sure you can remove the radio later from your current vehicle and put it in another. I hope this helps!
That seems simple enough - thanks for the fast reply and the excellent removal video!
No problem! Used to do this as a job, was lucky enough to record few vehicles :) If you need any advice, give me a shout!
I notice that the Pioneer stereos I've been looking at have non-ISO connections on the back and instead have their own wiring harness supplied: how do you proceed in that situation?
Picture of the harness: www.deluxe-item.com/pio164_a.jpg
Sorry about the late reply. The plug on the picture is the standard Pioneer one (good choice by the way, all my cars have Pioneers) but it is rather odd that they are not supplied with ISO on the other end. What country you're in?
Where can i find this fascia panel my friend?
eBay, Amazon, if these are not available in your country, then simple google search should come up with something
Thank you :)
Proszę bardzo :D
Do I need a harness adapter as well as a Harness Adapter Wiring Connector?
It's the same thing
Would I just need one like this? www.ebay.co.uk/itm/251334381714?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
Yes, that looks about right :)
Thanks, Would I need this one as well? www.ebay.co.uk/itm/322501502950?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT Or just either one? If so, which one?
Thank you a lot.
Sorry for later response! Both of them are the same thing, just different brand. The second one you posted is a standard Halfords supplier (AutoLeads). Both of them will do the job just fine. Up to you which one you prefer.
Hi which double din size will fit it?
Double din is a standard size. If you get facia plate adaptor that will hold double din, then any double din radio will fit.
First of all thank you for the fast reply. Secondly, is there any way to put it in the old screen location? If you understand where i mean. (The screen that shows the temperature Yaris 2001)
@@JeniaVornik If you have enough time and patience, everything is possible. You'd have to do some cutting and rerouting the wiring, but it's doable. Good thing about Toyotas is there's normally quite a bit of space behind the dash and everything is normally bolted to metal brackets rather than being clipped into plastic bits.
Я так Понимаю Магнитофон вставляется в Новую панель...?? Отдельно которую надо покупать??!!! 🤔🤔🤔
Yes, you need to purchase a fascia adaptor for this particular car.
Looks like hes swapping