Thanks to your video I have my box installed! It took me a few hours. I had the Rockford 12” powered sub from a previous car, but essentially the same. I had to place it on the floor facing the rear between the front passenger and rear seats. I followed your instructions to the letter after purchasing the wolf harness and line-out converter. Eventually I will buy the 8” and swap it in behind the rear seat. For others, I set the pots on the converter halfway (arrows pointing up). 2023 Trail Ed (SR5). UPDATE: line-out converter pots set to half is too high. Pots at half I have to keep my bass knob set close to zero or it is too high. Without yet lowering the line-out converter pots, I would guess the pots should be set no higher than 1/4.
@@dougcash2766I did set it to 1/4 and it’s just right for my setup. The bass knob hovers at half with plenty of headroom. Also no distortion if I crank the bass knob full…just not to my liking at that level.
Tape, etc. those RCAs to the LOC! I had them come off. I just taped it up. It's not pretty, but it beats no signal! Oh, and find something back in there to strap the LOC to... don't need it bouncing around (if you offroad at all.) Great vid!
Nice. This helped a ton. Also, anyone with 2016-2017 non jbl with the white radio plugs for your wire harness youre gonna need Metra parts 70-1761 and 71-1761 Do everything else he says in the video the same way when it comes to wiring the harness and the LOC but connect these two together insetad of the one in this stereo
Excellent video brother. Really helpful I literally order every single part. I got a question how do you do for equalize de sub? I have it at minimum and is actually making noise when is a part of the song that doesn’t have bass
Great video! I just ordered mine and am excited about the install. However, will a LC7i output converter work instead of the one you used? I have future plans to add a 4 channel amp later down the road.. anyway.. If the LC7i works, would you mind walking this through with me?
Great video I just recently installed this sub in my TRD OR NON JBL fits like a glove. Question though, how did you go about setting the gain? And for anybody looking to install any aftermarket audio equipment that does not want to splice or cut any factory wiring just pick yourself up the PAC LPHTY02 T-Harness 2019+ for Non JBL
Was thinking about buying that harness for my 23 Tacoma trd non jbl but I’ve been seeing mixed inputs about how that harness only works up to 2020 or 21 and that 21 and up is different and that harness is obsolete or something
you can test the output of a single channel by using an ohm's equation.. example: if a sub is rated for 100w RMS, and you want to feed it the whole 100w from an amp, you will do some quick math with your calculator - lets assume the speaker has 4 ohm resistance - 100w multiply by 4 ohm is 400.. then get the square root of 400 - this numer is 20. what you will do is turn up your head unit volume to about 75% of it's "max" with all your speaker wires disconnected, and your eq and bass boost settings the way you want them. if you have a bass knob, turn it all the way up. with your engine running to ensure a full 14v to your amp, use a voltage meter to test Sub channel of the amp by turning the GAIN control until your meter reads 20 volts A.C. be sure to first disconnect all the speaker wire from the amp!. *also, if your speaker rated for 100w RMS is fed from an amp that only puts out 50w RMS per channel, you would test for 50W or the max RMS of the AMP! it's best to have an amp that puts out more power than the speaker is rated for, it's more efficient and allows the amp to work under it's rated power, staying cool, not working your alternator/battery to death
I’m confused in one part. Towards the end you mentioned something about a remote turn on wire, I’m doing everything exactly the way you’re doing it. Is the part of the blue wire needed or can I just leave it as is? Cause you said that the amp that comes with it already has that. Thanks!
If you use the same sub we did, no amp turn on wire is needed (we only showed it because viewers may use a different amp / sub setup and wanted to cover all basis). The sub we used has a switch on the amp where you can set it to audio or DC offset instead of REM. It should auto turn on when you play audio.
Called a line out converter, steps down the signal from a high level amplified signal, to a low level signal for an amplifier input. Some amps can take a high level input, some amps require that as they can only take an RCA low level input. In most cases, yes you will need it.
I have a 2021 tacoma sport, My harness doesnt have the grey wire for the remote. Under the blue wire are purple wires. Do I tap the first purple wire for my remote? Any help appreciated. Thanks!
Without a distortion detector, it's difficult to truly set the level on it, so I'd recommend just keeping it defaulted and tuning your amplifier to that level.
I bought a plug in play harnesses, for my 3rd gen so it's basically the same as your setup but you had to get that wolf harness and connect it to the loc , ? IT SEEMS YOU TAPPED IN THE FRONT LEFT AND RIGHT SPEAKERS DOES THIS SETUP PROVIDE A BETTER SIGNAL TO THE SUBS THE ONE I BOUGHT FROM AMAZON SEEMS THAT IT ONLY TAPS IN TO THE FRONT LEFT SPEAKER, IF I DID YOUR SET UP WILL IT MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE IN QUALITY SOUNDS TO MY SUBS IM RUNNING KICKER 800AMP MONO GOING TO 2 COMPR 8INCH WITH PASSIVE RADITOR WIRES AT 2 OHMS
I figured it out but not cool nobody mentioned what an absolute pain it it is to remove the seats to get a good ground connection, taking off all the door sill panels and kick panels to run the wires through neatly, and getting a good hole through the firewall. Crazy.
@@dizzy-snail If you have absolutely no experience modifying cars or slight electrical work, 450 is worth it. Usually i would tell people to go for doing it themselves, but this one was the most annoying out of all of the modifications i’ve done myself, and i’ve done a lot.
@@digitalwvy Thanks for the reply, i was debating on doing it my self but not anymore. Ill do the door speakers and tweeters on my own, hopefully those will be easy to do.
I have A 2023 tacoma v6 and the remote wire you used always sends 12v it never turns off. Any ideas where to get 12v that will cut on/off with the engine? I have tried many fuses and they all have constant 12v. The only fuse that people say cuts on off is the inj fuse but that one powers the fuel injectors and I wont chance it on that one. Any ideas???
You may have tapped into the wrong gray wire on the harness. There indeed is an accessory wire at the radio. What amplifier are you running as well? See @17:20 to see the exact wire we tapped into.
Hey brother, I've got a bit of a dumb question, but I've got a 2005 TRD double cab, and was wanting a sub. I like yours that you added in and was just wondering if the cargo pockets were the same size in the 2nd gen as the 3rd gen? Would this sub fit behind my passenger seat like yours did?
I have a 2019 Toyota Tacoma TRD off-road double cab. I have two of the same Rockford Fosgate boxes mounted behind the back seats. Can you walk me through how to run the signal wire from the speakers to the factory non-JBL radio? I have a PAC T-harness but after watching your video do I need a line-out converter? Any help would be appreciated.
@@ascolletti You could’ve fully installed two 10” JL subs at the same wattage for under 1k bro lol. You just overpayed and now you’re coping… sorry that happened man.
If anyone has one of these I’ll trade them a RF P300-12. Mine is in mint condition but it won’t fit in the truck. I’ve used it in a RAV4 and it makes more bass than you can ask for.
Guys i hate to be a dick but this wasnt very helpful at all for someone whos never done this before. You didnt show enough of anything. Hoping to find a much better video than this before I even think about attempting this now. Consider showing more next time with better angles of exactly what you're doing and where you're doing it.
Totally agree. I don't know much about audio terminology and I'm completely lost. I have my power wire ran and ground set up. Took me 2 hours just to do all that. He fails to mention you need to basically remove the back seats to get the ground wire installed. I managed to do it by only removing the bolts in the video and sanding the holes from there without removing the bracket in the center of the backseats to completely pull the seat out but it was a PITA. Now I've got the power wire and ground set and ready, but have no idea what to do from here. To install the LOC or not? He also doesn't go over the wiring going into the AMP very well so I'm not sure how to set those up. There's a hole in the center of the + and - on the plug for the bottom part of the amp. Does a wire go there? Don't see one in the vid ,but what is it there for then? I have so many questions...
Parts used linked in the description of the video!
Awesome video!
@@bryanschwartz3034❤
You desc says the wolf harness works with the 2024 Tacoma. Has that been confirmed? No changes to wiring on the ‘24 Taco? Thanks!
Thanks!
Thanks Jade!!
Thank you! This was a big help!
He’s right about the remote wire I have a 2023 👍
You needed the remote wire for your 2023?
Thank you!
Just added this to my truck. It was a perfect fit.
Woot woot!
Glad it worked out great!
Can the seat close?
Thanks to your video I have my box installed! It took me a few hours. I had the Rockford 12” powered sub from a previous car, but essentially the same. I had to place it on the floor facing the rear between the front passenger and rear seats. I followed your instructions to the letter after purchasing the wolf harness and line-out converter. Eventually I will buy the 8” and swap it in behind the rear seat. For others, I set the pots on the converter halfway (arrows pointing up). 2023 Trail Ed (SR5). UPDATE: line-out converter pots set to half is too high. Pots at half I have to keep my bass knob set close to zero or it is too high. Without yet lowering the line-out converter pots, I would guess the pots should be set no higher than 1/4.
Did you ever set them lower?
@@dougcash2766I did set it to 1/4 and it’s just right for my setup. The bass knob hovers at half with plenty of headroom. Also no distortion if I crank the bass knob full…just not to my liking at that level.
Tape, etc. those RCAs to the LOC! I had them come off. I just taped it up. It's not pretty, but it beats no signal! Oh, and find something back in there to strap the LOC to... don't need it bouncing around (if you offroad at all.) Great vid!
Nice. This helped a ton.
Also, anyone with 2016-2017 non jbl with the white radio plugs for your wire harness youre gonna need Metra parts 70-1761 and 71-1761
Do everything else he says in the video the same way when it comes to wiring the harness and the LOC but connect these two together insetad of the one in this stereo
Yep, it’s all listed in the description and I even provided an assembled harness linked there. Thanks
Skar Audio offers a specific fit sub box for the Tacoma now as well that fits a 10" subwoofer.
They look crappy
@@countdankula6740 actually it's built rather well for the price. I bought one and I was pleasantly surprised.
no they dont lol@@countdankula6740
been sold out forever...
@@justinmitchell7438 too damn overpriced anyway
Excellent video brother. Really helpful I literally order every single part. I got a question how do you do for equalize de sub? I have it at minimum and is actually making noise when is a part of the song that doesn’t have bass
Where you put the bass knob
I used heavy duty hook and loop with adhesive that I bought from Lowe’s and affixed it under the dash to the right of my right leg.
@@Jaredius I did something similar. Thanks man.
Great video! I just ordered mine and am excited about the install. However, will a LC7i output converter work instead of the one you used? I have future plans to add a 4 channel amp later down the road.. anyway.. If the LC7i works, would you mind walking this through with me?
Great video! 🎉
I'm curious what sub and where will fit in the new 2024 Toyota Tacoma DoubleCab, which has a smaller cubby behind the rear seat.
How would this process differ if I were to also install a kicker key amp to power door speakers as well as the powered sub?
How you set gain on this properly?
How does it sound
Awesome thanks
Hello thank you for the video! Can I tap into that same t harness in order to wire in a amp for my door speakers?
How do you power the door speakers with an amp
So does running the wires like this add “amp power” to the door speakers ? I saw your video and bought the same stuff you used. Very cool
This powered sub doesn’t add more power to your door speakers, no. But we do have a 4 / 5 channel amp install that does add more power!
Great video I just recently installed this sub in my TRD OR NON JBL fits like a glove. Question though, how did you go about setting the gain? And for anybody looking to install any aftermarket audio equipment that does not want to splice or cut any factory wiring just pick yourself up the PAC LPHTY02 T-Harness 2019+ for Non JBL
Was thinking about buying that harness for my 23 Tacoma trd non jbl but I’ve been seeing mixed inputs about how that harness only works up to 2020 or 21 and that 21 and up is different and that harness is obsolete or something
@@nathanmartins1178 my Tacoma is a 2022 and it works perfectly the packaging does say 20-21 but installed on my 22 with no issues
you can test the output of a single channel by using an ohm's equation.. example: if a sub is rated for 100w RMS, and you want to feed it the whole 100w from an amp, you will do some quick math with your calculator - lets assume the speaker has 4 ohm resistance - 100w multiply by 4 ohm is 400.. then get the square root of 400 - this numer is 20. what you will do is turn up your head unit volume to about 75% of it's "max" with all your speaker wires disconnected, and your eq and bass boost settings the way you want them. if you have a bass knob, turn it all the way up. with your engine running to ensure a full 14v to your amp, use a voltage meter to test Sub channel of the amp by turning the GAIN control until your meter reads 20 volts A.C.
be sure to first disconnect all the speaker wire from the amp!. *also, if your speaker rated for 100w RMS is fed from an amp that only puts out 50w RMS per channel, you would test for 50W or the max RMS of the AMP!
it's best to have an amp that puts out more power than the speaker is rated for, it's more efficient and allows the amp to work under it's rated power, staying cool, not working your alternator/battery to death
Using the converter in this video, I found that the gains set at 1/4 are just right for my setup with the 12” powered Rockford sub.
Where did you put the bass knob?
Will I lose Apple CarPlay
Not at all.
With this set up wikl the amplifier afect the apeakers at all or is it more or less just used for the subwoofer
Where did you hook the bass knob wire.
Knee Bolster, right side bottom of the dash.
Thank you sir
What is it called when you don’t need a loc high level?
Will this set up also work with aftermarket speakers? Like the plug and play kickers
This setup works with any audio system.
does the red t tap come with the wiring kit ? thank you
T Taps do not come with the wiring kit.
Thank you for replying!
where is the T harness for a 2017 tacoma ? i cannot seem to find one.
Hey there, when you wire up your harness, are you taking the bass level from the front or rear speakers
All speakers are full range so you can do either.
I’m confused in one part. Towards the end you mentioned something about a remote turn on wire, I’m doing everything exactly the way you’re doing it. Is the part of the blue wire needed or can I just leave it as is? Cause you said that the amp that comes with it already has that. Thanks!
If you use the same sub we did, no amp turn on wire is needed (we only showed it because viewers may use a different amp / sub setup and wanted to cover all basis). The sub we used has a switch on the amp where you can set it to audio or DC offset instead of REM. It should auto turn on when you play audio.
@@ProvoBeastAudio Thanks, makes sense now!
Do RCA’s still need to be used doing it this way?
So what is the little box for that hooks to the radio? Also will you need that if your amp comes separate?
Called a line out converter, steps down the signal from a high level amplified signal, to a low level signal for an amplifier input. Some amps can take a high level input, some amps require that as they can only take an RCA low level input. In most cases, yes you will need it.
Would the 10’ fit in the same location of my 19 Tacoma?
Is there hardness for 2022 Tacoma with JBL?
I have a 2021 tacoma sport, My harness doesnt have the grey wire for the remote. Under the blue wire are purple wires. Do I tap the first purple wire for my remote? Any help appreciated. Thanks!
I know the description said 2023 tacoma as well but um would this set up work if I put after market speakers as well like kickers
I’m wondering the same thing
How did you adjust the sni-35? At what level? Thanks
Without a distortion detector, it's difficult to truly set the level on it, so I'd recommend just keeping it defaulted and tuning your amplifier to that level.
Thanks for the video and reply
I have is SR5 Toyota Tacoma, 2023. Can you link me the RCA Adapter for my truck Please
Can you tell me what i need for my 23 tacoma? U put more item in te link 😅
Shoot me a message on our facebook page and i can help you with everything you need for your tacoma.
@@ProvoBeastAudiowhat is your Facebook page need to know what I need for my 2023 Tacoma sr5 4wd
Is the low level input the rca is plugged into only for the specific sub?
Rockford Fosgate amps specific.
What will I use for the Tacoma with JBL on a 23 Tacoma, im going with JL VX800
I bought a plug in play harnesses, for my 3rd gen so it's basically the same as your setup but you had to get that wolf harness and connect it to the loc , ? IT SEEMS YOU TAPPED IN THE FRONT LEFT AND RIGHT SPEAKERS DOES THIS SETUP PROVIDE A BETTER SIGNAL TO THE SUBS
THE ONE I BOUGHT FROM AMAZON SEEMS THAT IT ONLY TAPS IN TO THE FRONT LEFT SPEAKER, IF I DID YOUR SET UP WILL IT MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE IN QUALITY SOUNDS TO MY SUBS
IM RUNNING KICKER 800AMP MONO
GOING TO 2 COMPR 8INCH WITH PASSIVE RADITOR WIRES AT 2 OHMS
I figured it out but not cool nobody mentioned what an absolute pain it it is to remove the seats to get a good ground connection, taking off all the door sill panels and kick panels to run the wires through neatly, and getting a good hole through the firewall. Crazy.
I have 0 experience doing anything like this, is it worth the 450 to get it all set up that’s including labor
@@dizzy-snail If you have absolutely no experience modifying cars or slight electrical work, 450 is worth it. Usually i would tell people to go for doing it themselves, but this one was the most annoying out of all of the modifications i’ve done myself, and i’ve done a lot.
@@digitalwvy Thanks for the reply, i was debating on doing it my self but not anymore. Ill do the door speakers and tweeters on my own, hopefully those will be easy to do.
What parts would I need for a 2023 Tacoma?
22 TRD pro was exactly the same process
I have A 2023 tacoma v6 and the remote wire you used always sends 12v it never turns off. Any ideas where to get 12v that will cut on/off with the engine? I have tried many fuses and they all have constant 12v. The only fuse that people say cuts on off is the inj fuse but that one powers the fuel injectors and I wont chance it on that one. Any ideas???
You may have tapped into the wrong gray wire on the harness. There indeed is an accessory wire at the radio. What amplifier are you running as well? See @17:20 to see the exact wire we tapped into.
Hey brother, I've got a bit of a dumb question, but I've got a 2005 TRD double cab, and was wanting a sub. I like yours that you added in and was just wondering if the cargo pockets were the same size in the 2nd gen as the 3rd gen? Would this sub fit behind my passenger seat like yours did?
Yep, they should fit fine for previous generations!
@@ProvoBeastAudio That's AWESOME to hear. Thank you for responding, love your videos.
I would ask to install a power on off switch for the amp
I have a 2019 Toyota Tacoma TRD off-road double cab. I have two of the same Rockford Fosgate boxes mounted behind the back seats. Can you walk me through how to run the signal wire from the speakers to the factory non-JBL radio? I have a PAC T-harness but after watching your video do I need a line-out converter? Any help would be appreciated.
Hey Jade, send me a message on our facebook page and I can walk you through what you need. Thanks!
will this mess with the warrenty????
Does anyone sale sn-35 already wired to the T harnes
after seeing this chop job - i definitely appreciate spending 1K on the JBL stealth box - just fits like a glove and looks factory
This was no “chop job” what are you talking about? You must be mad for getting robbed of $1000. You overpaid.
@@ascolletti You could’ve fully installed two 10” JL subs at the same wattage for under 1k bro lol. You just overpayed and now you’re coping… sorry that happened man.
If anyone has one of these I’ll trade them a RF P300-12. Mine is in mint condition but it won’t fit in the truck. I’ve used it in a RAV4 and it makes more bass than you can ask for.
ALmost none of this video applies to a 2024 Taco
Guys i hate to be a dick but this wasnt very helpful at all for someone whos never done this before. You didnt show enough of anything. Hoping to find a much better video than this before I even think about attempting this now. Consider showing more next time with better angles of exactly what you're doing and where you're doing it.
Totally agree. I don't know much about audio terminology and I'm completely lost. I have my power wire ran and ground set up. Took me 2 hours just to do all that. He fails to mention you need to basically remove the back seats to get the ground wire installed. I managed to do it by only removing the bolts in the video and sanding the holes from there without removing the bracket in the center of the backseats to completely pull the seat out but it was a PITA.
Now I've got the power wire and ground set and ready, but have no idea what to do from here. To install the LOC or not? He also doesn't go over the wiring going into the AMP very well so I'm not sure how to set those up. There's a hole in the center of the + and - on the plug for the bottom part of the amp. Does a wire go there? Don't see one in the vid ,but what is it there for then?
I have so many questions...
He did a spectacular job wym?