1997 - 2001 Toyota Camry Stereo Removal and Replacement With Pioneer AVH-P1600DVD
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Watch a tutorial as a 2000 Camry will have a Pioneer AVH-P1400DVD Touch Screen Double Din installed. This radio adds DVD, CD, AUX and USB capabilities while also enhancing the sound quality in the vehicle. This vehicle wasn't equipped with steering wheel volume controls of JBL which didn't need to be retained.
This video applies to Camry models for years 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001. This video also includes dash trim removal, wiring instructions, installation and testing.
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Parts linked in the description!
To anyone who hasn't found the answer, my 2000 camry had a different connector for the factory radio. Every where said that aftermarket adapters wouldn't work. They will, the 20 pin plug is wired up with 2 plugs behind the radio and to the right. Find the walmart connectors that fits with the ones on the right and wire everything together. It'll work perfectly.
he had 2 sets of white plugs, when i pull up wiring harness that number has rca jacks. Harness i got only has 1 set of white plugs
I’m getting pioneer avh 1550 nex this week for my 2000 Toyota Camry I know nothing about cars or stripping wires etc but this video makes it look really easy.
YOU DO A GOOD JOB WITH THAT KIND OF STUFF
Good informative how to video. Thank you..
man putting in the radio and speaker combo this weekend
Very good job keep it up 👍
Thank you very nice video
LOL I'm not the only one who keeps tons of pennies up there.
I know this a 5 year old comment but I do this with mine in 2020 lol
Aidan sameeee
Lol yeah and receipts
Very straight forward and it the point. Love the instrumental in the background
Thank you for the great video and info. My 2001 Camry has the factory JBL system and I'm installing a Alpine INE-W940 which has its own amp so was wondering if it would sound better to by-pass the factory JBL amp ? And if so would I use the harness for the non amp and would it still send sound to all the speakers ? Or would I need to rewire them all?
Do you know what size tv would fit perfctly in the slot as a full screen radio? I am looking to buy a visor for mine but cant remember what size is the tv
How many inches should the touch screen stereo be for my 99 camry? Right now i have a sony stereo in and it leaves a big gap and ive been planning on getting a touch screen but dont know what to look for
I don't like the fit and finish on the left side of the stereo where the trim doesn't hide part of the case. Painting that part black would help but still... ideally the trim would cover it to be a better fit. What can be done to make this look factory?
My 2001 Camry has a jbl stereo, I took it out and there is only a single wiring harness not 2. The harness adapter I have is for one. Where do I get the right adapter?
About to do this with me 00 Camry
Eyyy 00 Camry gang
@@ephraimtimmerman4476 just coped a 00 gotta get that sound in!
I want to put the pioneer dmx 1500 nex into my 2000 Camry
hey man, just went through with the installation, thanks a ton this vid was a huge help! just a quick question, how do you get the Bluetooth to work on this hu?
This radio did not come equipped with bluetooth. It is an older model.
Provo Beast Audio Installation does it give you an option for Bluetooth? because mine does
This was a customer vehicle that i installed years ago. The customer actually no longer has the vehicle. I don't know, i am sorry.
Provo Beast Audio Installation ah ok, well thank you anyway!
does it have an aux, im trying to get an aux for my camera
thanks man save me 100$
can u use a single din stereo in the xv20
Just bought a 99! About 162000 miles and runs great, but the radio's broken. Might try this.
I have a 99 with 152k, absolutely love this car! I've had it since 50k, I recently replaced the shocks and struts as it was super bouncy and would bottom out on big bumps etc. I kinda liked that bouncy "cloud like" ride but not the constant bottoming out lol. I took a road trip to South Florida, which was 16 hours each way and I bottomed out constantly on 95 with all the damn construction and a full car (3 ppl and luggage). Now I never have that issue I haven't bottomed out once. Other than that I change the oil myself (a toddler could do it, its literally the easiest vehicle in the world if u have the v4) every 3k, new tires every couple years, changed the timing belt one time when it broke. It VERY SLIGHTLY leaks oil and I assume it just needs a new head gasket as that's where I see the most oil. I haven't gotten around to it since the oil leak is so slight. Awesome vehicle all around, spacious, and will last forever if taken care of. When it dies I plan on getting a newer Camry. I also installed a 4k dash cam mirror w/back up camera. Ran the cables myself through the vehicle trim into trunk. With so many bad drivers these days a 4k dash cam with rear/front view GPS and speed is a necessity. Next up I'm gonna change the head unit and put in some better speakers. My passenger door speaker is blown right now and rattles, drives me crazy if I listen to anything with some bass in it.
@@kenblockshoots1864 Very cool! I just bought a 98 4cyl. Super solid car. Transmission seems to be slipping on the 1st to 2nd shift though
Nice! I have a 2000 camry 93k orginal miles
@@kenblockshoots1864 hey when did you decide to change out strugs and shocks?
What size are those screws youre using the factory ones doesn't fit mine neither I think we have the same model radio
+Davonte Davis Use either the truss head screws (5 mm x 8 mm) or flush surface screws (5 mm x 9 mm) depending on the shape of the bracket's screw holes.
Do I need a dash kit if my car a doesn’t have the factory radio in it already? I brought this car from someone and they already had a single din inside but I don’t know if they used the factory brackets for the single din. I’m trying to put in a double din in my 2000 Toyota Camry
If it doesn’t*
I could buy the same head unit, the same wiring kit, and sit in the same car and do everything exactly the same way you show it, and mine would come out 1/4" off in every direction and require all kinds of hacking with a Dremel tool.
I take it the camry's that have pockets also only use clips for the trim panel? I bought a radio with a premade harness, and while it's been shipping I'd been wondering how the plastic would come off. Turns out it's pretty darn easy!
thanks for the video going to do this next month
What do you recommend to fill in the gaps around the new stereo? OCD would go mad if I left those gaps there.
Best Buy has a 2 DIN kit that will act as a face-plate adapter
@@kentnichols1729 adaptor*
I have 1998 Toyota camry, my brother gave it to me and he lost the factory stereo brackets that came with the old stereo...do u know where i could get another or what can i use??
Ebay, Junk Yard. www.ebay.com/itm/1997-1998-1999-2000-2001-Toyota-Camry-radio-brackets/122837520843?_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIM.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D41375%26meid%3D69f6f3b51c6d4de4b3ada58f87e363a2%26pid%3D100011%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D12%26sd%3D111521476085&_trksid=p2047675.c100011.m1850
My 2001 Camry LE radio has only one 20 terminal connector (not two). I ordered the harness adapter, but it won't work.
Can you attach link online to the adapter harness so we can have idea and how many pins they should have and what did you do about antenna wire you don't but or what
masses yozd In the harness, the solid blue wire is the antenna power wire. You can just tie that into the red wire (the ignition wire) or the blue / white wire (the amplifier turn-on wire).
Non-amplified vehicles wiring harness: www.amazon.com/Metra-70-1761-Wiring-Harness-Speaker/dp/B0002BEQJ8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1428941497&sr=8-1&keywords=toyota+wiring+harness
Have a 2001 Solara same factory JBL stereo for the multimedia stereo is the usb port in front and support CarPlay
What do you think of the Pioneer AVH-X4800BS? Its price isn't too different from that of the avh-280bt's. Would it work in a 2001 Camry?
They are great radios, and yes, it will fit very similar to the one in the video.
Thanks!
Hey Provo Beast, your video was informative and clear which is awesome, but how would I know if my 1998 Toyota Camry needs a "Powered" harness adapter or not? my old radio broke and I'm bumming at the moment
Well if "powered" means the amplified harness, then it all depends on the trim level of your Camry; if you have the upgraded factory camry sound system with a factory amplifier (commonly under the passenger front seat), then in order to retain that amplifier to work with a new radio, you would need a different harness that has RCA plugs. Those plugs go into your new radio providing the factory amp the type of signal needed to amplify the sound. Hopefully that makes sense.
See this video: th-cam.com/video/Bt-bAc0KFR8/w-d-xo.html
Even though it is a Nissan, same theory there, the type of harness, for example, has those RCA plugs. Same theory for your Camry.
+Provo Beast Audio Installation
I have actually run into a problem where my factory harness has a wire labeled "amp ground" and the new stereo does not have a wire for this. should I tie it to the normal ground, or just not attach as I do not have RCA cables so no power amp.
You would be just fine grounding that wire to the black normal ground. No harm done.
+Provo Beast Audio Installation
Third question and hopefully final: My factory wiring has leads for "illumination", and "dimmer". none of these are on the new stereos harness. The stereo harness has a lead that is for " amp turn on/ power antenna" and my factory end has 2 leads for those functions separately. What should I do with the leads with no purpose? what should I do with the power antenna and amp turn on leads?
Just tape off the illumination and Dimmer since they will not be used. If you do not have an external amplifier, just tape those off. The power antenna you can tie into the red wire (ignition wire) which provides the antenna function when the key is in. Hopefully that makes sense.
Help
I can't found the Radio AHV _ P1600 DVD Pioneer for my Camry 97...Can you recommend other Radio pls ?
Tk u
Hey there, this radio has long been since discontinued (about 10 years ago!). Sure, here is a great unit for today: amzn.to/3lvGk8J
You know I was looking for that stereo it not available so is there another model fit the car my direct fit with same options and support rear view camera thanks
masses yozd Any double din will fit. Double Din stereo's are 4" tall. that is the same size as the factory unit. There are many brands who offer models that are 4" tall (Double Din size)
HI Provo Beast! I have a 1997 toyota avalon and I want to put in a after market radeo in it, but I don't know what size to get. Can you help? Thanks
A single or double din will fit fine and you will use the factor brackets. If you use a single din radio, you will need the American International UPT900 Dash Kit pocket to fill the extra space. If you have the amplified factory trim level, you will need the Metra 70-8112 wiring harness. If you don't have the upgraded factory system (basic 4 speaker setup only), you will need the
Metra 70-1761 wiring harness.
How does the sound compare to the stock stereo?
Depends on the condition of your speakers, but generally, it sounds much better considering the new radio puts out a few more watts per channel than the stock radio.
Any video on replacing rear speakers on a 2000 camry?
+Daniel Madore Yes, check my channel for that video
th-cam.com/video/hQecyySLnoE/w-d-xo.html
I heard you say that the power antenna wire is connect to both the red and the blue white wire?? Is this correct?
Correct! Since the radio doesn't have a "power antenna output" wire, just tap into the ignition red wire for power if your camry is so equipped.
Are the bolts holding the unit in torx heads? If so, what size are they?
+Stephen Peters No, standard 10mm bolts holding in the brackets. If you are suggesting the screws holding the unit to the brackets, then they are phillips
Which is the accessory power to feed to the power antenna? Thanks
And remote wire? There's no amp.
Hi provoBeast, great video. Is it difficult to run a power cable through to the engine bay on these cars? is there a specific spot on the fire wall that cables can run through into the vehicle so i can connect power to my amplifier? Thanks
+Bob It can be. If you follow the factory wiring through the firewall, Toyota actually went through the driver's side fender. The easiest way to go through the factory grommets is to follow that factory wiring which requries you to remove the wheel well cover liner, exposing that factory wiring, grommet, and engine bay access. This avoids any need for drilling new holes. Hope this helps.
+Provo Beast thankyou sir, will give it a go :)
Just find wires that go through firewall. Rubber grommet around it. Carefully punch a hole through it and feed wire though that. Follow battery back, left about 20" or so. Toyota video was made by an ex Ford employee.
Okay so I got the same wiring harness as you from Walmart and wired it all and tried plugging it into the cars harness and it doesn’t fit lol
What did you do because im having the same problem
Hey your friend from Saudi Arabia, I want the link to the site
I'm using a single din radio. what dash kit should i use? looks like the 02-06 dash kits are the ones that fit here?
Nope, use the Metra 88-00-8000 pocket and you will need to use the factory brackets similarly as we used in the video. You can decide to mount the pocket above or below the radio within the factory metal bracket.
Provo Beast Audio Installation OIC. thank you
just got a 98 camry and radio didn't work,removed it and the harness only has one plug instead of 2.been looking even in the junkyard to see if other cars are the same but they all have 2 plugs for the stereo.i don't see any cuts or anything weird can it be like this from factory?or maybe someone did something to it?are there difrent stiles of radios on these cars or?
Do you have the factory JBL system?
I bought the sony Mex-xb100bt and I'm not sure where to wire the yellow and black wire with the 15amp fuse box. straight to the battery?
That radio is a little bit different than most aftermarket radios, in that it has a built in powerful amp. Your new radio would require you to run the yellow and black to the battery directly only because if you try to use the factory radio harness power, it won't supply enough and you will end up blowing fuses. So yes, run it directly to the battery. Other aftermarket radios don't require as much power so they can just be wired into the factory harness, like the video.
Provo Beast Audio Installation thanks! I thought I had to do other things before directly wiring it to the battery
I ordered the Metra 70-1761, and it's the wrong one. Neither one of them will plug into eachother? My radio is stock, but my speakers aren't. What do you suggest? I ordered the JVC KW-V830bt
and on the stock stereo, the second plug is being wired to the ground it looks like, through a black cable, I wish I could show you a picture. in my 1998 camry
Do you have the factory amplified system? If so you may need a different harness. Also look at how the harness doesn't fit, sometimes you have to slightly modify the factory harness to fit. We did so in this video: th-cam.com/video/AbdoAcwrbJ8/w-d-xo.html
yes, I have a factory amplified system, I just found out that the harness metra 70-1761 will work, but i would have to bypass the factory amp. The plugs that will work with the harness are farther back behide the radio connected to the dash thing.
Will the sound be that bad without the factory amp?
What year is your camry?
1998
IT shouldn't be bad bypassing the factory amp, honestly the sound quality should improve.
Hello, Are You Using Your Stock Speakers With This Stereo?
I didn't. They were blown. Ordered a pair of 6x9 4-way Blaupunkt off of ebay for $54. Amp is next. Jensen class D 2 way from pawn shop less than $70
Could you please provide the wire colors for the reverse wire needed for reverse camera in a 2001 Toyota came ce? Thx for the video.
www.camryforums.com/forum/diy-do-yourself-22/2001-reverse-wire-near-front-car-location-color-51983/
Use hot wire from tail light, add pink wire with it. Other wire goes to player video in
I put a Sony stereo receiver in my 2000 Toyota Camry LE. It has leds that I can change the color unfortunately I can't use the colors because either of state, county, or city law. So I just keep it at cool white that way I won't get in trouble with the law.
I had a question, My camry 2001 wire harness has a blue wire, but I dont see a corresponding blue wire in my Pioneer stereo. The Pioneer stereo has a blue with white stipes wire. Should I connect the pioneer blue/white with the harness blue wire?
Thanks
The blue wire is the Power Antenna and can either be hooked into the red ignition wire or connected to the blue/white wire which is the amplifier turn on wire. Either one will work.
Christopher Teerlink Thank you.. will try it out.
Thx for video I’d do it myself with my Sony DVD player it saves $150
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I feel dumb for asking but how do I know if my car has the amp and what not? It’s a jbl and looks the same as the one in the video
If you see the JBL logo, you have the factory amplified sound system.
you are using a 6.1 double din stereo, but could you use a 6.2 double din? please help
+Gael Gonzalez 6.1 vs 6.2" radios are describing the screen size, not the size of the radio itself, a double din is a double din (4" tall) and is a standard size in the aftermarket radio industry.
Does this pioneer stereo work with a Toyota solar a 99 jbl enhanced system? It only uses one harness and comes with 4 color av cables, I’m able to get it turned on but getting no Audio, and I can’t figure it out, I have all the wiring connected, please help :(
Hey i got a 2000 camry xle with the jbl system also. You cant use this harness you have to use the metra 70-8113 amplifier harness
Its on amazon for about 9 bucks
imma do that to my 2001 camy xle
did you ever do it? do you have the brown paneling on yours too? did a new stereo fit?
Valerie Ball the double din fits perfect bro I have a Kenwood double din in mines super easy
A 6.2 inch should work correct? Would a 7 inch work?
As long as it is a standard double din, it will fit.
I decided to do this exact setup with my 2000 camry. But after installing the stereo the touch screen is not responsive, what could be the problem? if uou can help me out that would be great!
+phatjimbo Typically, its the unit that is bad, not necessarily the install. Also depends on the unit. But i can almost guarantee that the issue lies within the head unit you have installed, not from the install itself. I suggest trying to reset the unit, or removing the negative off the battery and back on again for a full reset.
+Provo Beast I took the negative off my battery and let it sit for 15min before attaching it back on. it still isn't responsive, when I installed it there were a few wires that weren't connected to anything such as, the reverse, dimmer, power antenna, and the brake sw (I think it was called). could any of those cause a problem?
No, those are unrelated to the actual functionality of the touch screen. Sounds like you have a bad unit. I would pull the radio out and bench test it on a separate battery to verify that the issue falls with the screen only isolated from the vehicle. My guess is something got damaged in the install. Those wires wouldn't affect the functionality of the touch screen.
+Provo Beast Thank you so much for your input, I really appreciate it. I bought the unit used so there might have be been an issue with it. Now that I know I think I will just return it for another one. Thanks a bunch!
Does your subwoofer still work? I noticed on crutchfield it says if it bypasses the factory amp, the subwoofer will no longer work. I have a 2001 solara with the JBL system and I've been looking for a way to install an aux input
This camry did not have the factory JBL system, and for you, you will need a different wiring harness than used in the video. You will need the Metra 70-8113 which will retain the factory amplifier with no need to bypass it. I cannot confirm that it will retain the factory subwoofer, but it should just fine.
Provo Beast Audio Installation wow thanks a lot for the help! It's been pretty tough finding info about this stuff
No worries, always happy to help.
@@krapdivad did you ever install it?
yes everything worked out. I don't have direct control for the subwoofer volume but everything works and sounds balanced @@gsteel98
I have Camry the same am trying to buy something like this direct fit but is this device take backup camera too saw there inputs and those Toyota adapter harness just plug and play and I didn't understand the antenna part please help
masses yozd the blue wire is the antenna power wire, In the harness, the solid blue wire is the antenna power wire. You can just tie that into the red wire (the ignition wire) or the blue / white wire (the amplifier turn-on wire). To add a back up camera, you will need to tap into the reverse trigger wire to tell the unit to switch over to the camera feed when the vehicle is in reverse.
Provo Beast so when bring output from camera and plug it. To the input of the stereo once put car on reverse it gonna show screen radion is that correct it no
masses yozd Correct, however, you need to attach the reverse wire trigger on the back of the stereo to the reverse wire in your vehicle. You will just have to look up where to find that wire location online. Secondly, depending on the model of the camera you are using, it may require power as well. Typically the easiest way to provide power to the camera itself would be to tap into the taillight positive and ground. The last connection would be the video feed from the camera to the stereo itself, plugged into the camera input itself.
Provo Beast thanks I already know this
I have a Camry 1998, and I bought a radio on eBay, and I installed and the radio do nothing. I think it is the amplifier. ¿How I should install my radio? ¿With o without the amplifier?
If you have the xle with jbl you have to use a metra 70-8113 amplifier
Lol the pennies all over.....wait is that MY car? Haha
What size touch screen will fit in a 95 Toyota Camry?
9 inch
@@dwightbryant218 do u know about 99 camry
Does it support 720p and 1080p in that stereo
No, this radio model is 2006 model
Will this work for a 1996 Toyota Camry le?
The install is different being a different model year. Parts would be similar though.
if i have a 98 camry with cassette player is it almost same steps to change to am fm cd player i see best buy has 1 harness not multiply
+Alfred Collins Be sure it is the correct harness for your exact year. Toyota for over 20 years had used the same harness. I suggest looking elsewhere.
Provo Beast is it as easy as you did with the wires if its single harness or multi harness and for cassette to cd
+Alfred Collins well for a 98 camry, if you don't have the amplified system, you need the harness shown in the video. The only time the single harness is if you have the toyota amplified harness that includes the low level RCA preouts.
Can I just use the factory wiring or do I have to rewire the whole thing
The factory wiring connector will not fit the aftermarket radio. So if you don't purchase a wiring harness adapter, it would force you to cut into the factory wiring which is more work than it's worth. I recommend buying an adopter, completely with the 5 bucks in Amazon.
Can you make a tutorial on how to install a tablet???
The SoundmanCA Channel has good ones.
On my son's 98 Camry he has the AMFM radio with the multi-CD slave unit. He needs an aux stereo input with a 3.5 mini jack. Is there an adapter that would allow him to use the slave unit connection to the radio (which is an odd circular plug). I have a similar setup on my Tundra to a single CD unit that works great to my iphone. Otherwise I need a way (a harness) to connect the existing 15 pin connector on the car to the 12 pin connector on a replacement radio I bought. It would be female to female. Does Walmart have this? What is the part number? Thanks very much.
Almost most of the time, there is not. Typically, aftermarket equipment wouldn't be compatible with a multi-CD slave unit.
Provo Beast
I found a Metra 70-1761 receiver harness on Amazon for $4 that should work to connect the old 15 pin to the 16 pin on the new unit which has an aux input jack. I will just need to crimp the bare wires together by color. We'll see..Thanks.
jsmcguireIII has it worked?
James Pritsker
nope. connectors wrong. problem unsolved.
jsmcguireIII Now, there are aux adapters, allowing you to keep your factory head unit and add a 3.5 mm Aux input. those can be found on amazon, and this will eliminate the problem of compatibility. This iSimple system allows you to use the antenna input and bypass the radio while using the aux: www.amazon.com/iSimple-IS31-Antenna-Modulator-Aftermarket/dp/B002U5XPBE/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1432321519&sr=8-6&keywords=universal+aux+input
Which format does it support
Video format? Not sure, you would have to check with the manufacture.
Are most car stereos similar sized?
General most major aftermarket brands build radios with a single and double din chassis. Some no-name brands vary and size and may require custom fitment.
Provo Beast Audio Installation i have a 2002 camry (same as 2002-2004) i am wanting to put this www.amazon.com/dp/B0792V5KZN/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_NalbBb9CM6W1N in my camry what will I need to do this? Thankyou
Well again it is a no name, it claims to be a double din, but no guarantees.
See the description for the parts used in our install.
This should fit a 1997 Toyota Corolla??
Nope, the corolla only accommodates a single din.
Can I please have the link to this radio
This radio has been discontinued for years, just search on amazon for avh-290bt which replaced the model in the video.
What are the dimensions of this radio? Im upgrading to a eonon radio and i want to know if it will fit. Thanks.
4" standard double din opening
Christopher Teerlink i know that part but what about the lxwxh deminsions?
Look it up the dimension of the pioneer used in this video from pioneers website
+Lo Turner most all car stereos are the same size. Either single din or double din.
I just bought a double din bluetooth kenwood radio and I've been told by a few of the shops I called to have it installed that it wouldn't fit and would need a new faceplate... (45$ more! dammit) However, god knows why, I don't have the same radio as you have in here! It's also Toyota but doesn't look the same... Maybe because I'm in Canada? Is that possible? Oh and what's that funky little music in the video background? :D
KhanZelda Music is a royalty-free song and typically, regardless of country, car models are very similar, the only difference would be the different trim leves, whether you have the upgraded model, or more of a base package. Check Crutchfield for specific parts and pieces for help.
Provo Beast Thanks! :) The double-din radio finally fitted in. ;)
Where did you get the Toyota adaptors??
I got mines from Wal-Mart this morning for $9. I used scosche ta021 for Toyota 1981+.
+lilkamabeast thanks
+Tony gupton mo problem
I purchased my wiring adapters from amazon. Check the link in the description for the list of parts used.
where is a good place to buy this model for a cheap price. 130$-200$. im 15 and get my liscence in a few months.my moms 1999 camry will be mine and this would be awesome to have for me and my friends when we drive around.
This model is a bit outdated. Amazon has a great price for the avh-280bt which is the current model (2016). I have an unboxing of this radio on my channel. Highly recommend on a budget.
what size does the stereo need to be? 4x7 right?
A standard double din, so yes, 4' tall.
It will be a double din.
What size is this screen?
6.2"
what size is that
Size of the screen or the radio itself? If you are referring to the radio, its a standard double din size radio (4" tall). The screen is around 6".
What's the size of it?
+Daniel Garcia Double Din (4" tall)
I have a Toyota 2000 and I want to install this so bad but I don’t know how to ! 😂
someone kicked in my radio so my factory brackets are broken is there a fix ?
Find some used ones on ebay or at the junk yard.
It's not really that easy is it?
I sure thought it was.
its a stereo of 7" ??
Nope. It's a 6.1" standard double din.
+Provo Beast Audio Installation hey great video will the Pioneer AVH-4100NEX fit in my 98' Camry. I've gotten two different answers mostly people have told me yes you seem like you know what your doing and I'd like to take your advice!
Any standard double din will fit this Toyota, so this Pioneer AVH-4100NEX will fit great!
+Provo Beast Audio Installation what about a 6.2" inches would that fit in my camry?
Sonny Corleone the screen size is irrelevant as long as the radio is a double din (4") tall. All standard sizes double din radios fit great.
I bought a radio (geek.wish.com/c/58426e9938e0fa5f7f93aff9) for my 2000 Toyota Camry. Would I need the same parts? Why do you need to buy a wiring harness?
You will need the same parts, yes, as long as your Camry doesn't have the JBL system. The reason why you will need a wiring harness adapter is because this adapter plugs directly into the factory harness plug and labels each wire easily for you to connect your new radio. Without it, you would have to cut out the factory plug, locate each wire specifically and ensure when you connect your new radio wiring that it is correct. Much easier just buying a harness adapter.