2005 - 2010 Toyota Avalon Radio Install
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- Parts used linked in the description below!
Watch a full tutorial as a 2007 Toyota Avalon (with JBL) will have a brand new JVC radio installed A. This radio install and kit retains the upper screen, factory amplifier, steering wheel volume controls, and heating / air controls while adding a new radio with wireless CarPlay and Android Auto.
This video applies to Toyota Avalon models for years 2005, 2006, 2005, 2008, 2009 and 2010. This video also includes dash trim and stereo removal, radio wiring, programming, and installation.
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Click here to see the factory subwoofer replacement video:
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Parts Used (Amazon Associate / eBay Partner Paid Links):
*JVC KW-M785BW Wireless CarPlay Android Radio: amzn.to/3NSvMNn
*Metra 95-8215S Silver Double Din Dash Kit: amzn.to/3xlVr6T
*Pac RP4.2-TY11 Radio Harness Adapter: amzn.to/3IqCI0s
*HDMI D to A dongle: amzn.to/3IPXDvw
*HDMI / USB Flush mount adapter: amzn.to/2WAX5oJ
**NOTE: There are other flush mount options depending on the radio you install:
-AUX / USB: amzn.to/2SYXEGS
-USB / USB: amzn.to/2URnTA0
-Single USB: amzn.to/3gGHkms
NOTE: if you plan on instead relocating the OEM radio in the non-JBL trim Avalons, here are the parts needed instead of the Pac RP4.2-TY11:
*Metra 70-8215 Wiring Harness Adapter (with factory radio relocation harness for NON JBL systems): amzn.to/3A82gus
*Metra 70-8114 (included with the dash kit).
*Axxess ASWC-1 Steering Wheel Control Module: amzn.to/3ilRprp
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Parts used linked in the description of the video!
Hello. Thanks for the video. Is it possible to keep the factory radio cover with the new radio?
Would you have any recommendations for decent alternatives to the stereo in the video? I want to do this but not ready to spend $400 on the stereo alone😅
I just purchased a 2005 Toyota Avalon Limited with only 82,600 miles on it. It's truly one in a million car because it literally looks like it just came out of the showroom. The interior is a mint condition, there is nowhere or tear on any of the seats not even the driver seat and the exterior looks brand new for maybe three or four tiny little scratches that can be buffed out. Right before I bought it, the guy put two front struts, rotors and pads all around, he did the oil change and put four brand new tires on the car. And the nine speaker JBL stereo sounds really good and I didn't want to mess with it so I just bought a Bluetooth transmitter that plugs into the cigarette lighter, I attached the small screen to my vent then connected my phone to the transmitter through Bluetooth. I set the radio station to an empty station and then I set the transmitter to an empty station and I listen to my music from my phone with no issues. It sounds great. It saved me $200 or more on buying a new radio. I have had stereos and subwoofers in practically every single car that I have ever owned but the nine speaker JBL sound system sounds really good so I just wanted to keep it as is. I just wish the 8-inch subwoofer sounded better at higher volumes. But again, I could install a 10 inch or 12-inch subwoofer in a box with a 500 watt amp and run all the wires myself but the car is so nice that I don't even want to bother as I'm getting older I'm getting less and less into the Super Bass and super stereo installations. My last car had an Android radio with the built-in subwoofer and I just added a 12 inch JBL 1000 watt subwoofer in a box with an MTX 550 watt amp and it sounded good to me. Plus it was a small car so the single subwoofer sounded fine. I enjoyed the video and I will stop rambling on(I tend to ramble on when in tired and It's 2am). Good video, don't kill me for the super long comment and have a great weekend
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Awesome video
thank you for giving me ideas for my tacoma, am the 1 who loved the jvc 788, and was like where do i get the hdmi dongle, already in cart. and i replaced the aux/usb that came in truck so now i have that. thanks again.
I have the same system in my 2009 Limited, JBL with no Nav. All of the same products used in this video. My AC display is blank. Was there anything you did special?
Where did you mount the gps? You said on the dash but I didn’t see it.
So I can keep the ac controls in my non jbl 07 Avalon without keeping the factory radio in the car? I just got one and don’t want to buy the wrong thing
hey man, did you end up doing the install?
If I decided to get a cheaper version of the CarPlay radio would I need a different dash kit and etc or will all still be the same because $400 a little outa my budget
Thanks for the nice vid! 🙂🙂
I installed a kenwood radio, but my screen touch automatically stops working even after resetting
@provobeastaudio! Awesome. I might be ready to pull the trigger on my Avalon soon! Love the idea of not needing to retain the old factory radio and get an added backup camera. I'll text ya soon.
Is there any way to save the radio cover door ? Even if it calls for plastic soldering ?
Can I buy a cheaper dash screen Apple car play? I would still buy all the other parts
I'm replacing factory jbl amplified system in a toyota avalon (mine is 2010 with jbl, no nav). Im using a Boss Audio bvcp9700a radio, using the pac radio pro 4 you recommend. All the wiring is connected and things almost work but the factory screen only shows some values. Shows things like door open but no environment controls such as temperature, hvac mode, etc. I contacted pac audio and they said "Sometimes tricking the radio doesn't work, with no rhyme or reason. If this doesn't work then the only solution is to relocate the radio." They basically told me to reinstall the factory radio, make sure the screen works correctly (it does) and then reinstall the new radio with the pac interface. They had me test the ohms between the two pink wire pins on vehicle connection 3. They are correctly reading a resistance of 69 ohms. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
It seems wrong to me to have to purchase this smart harness and still be forced to relocate the factory radio. If the original radio's 2 pins that align with the pink wires show 69 ohm resistance, and plugging in connectors 1 and 3 to the original radio makes the display work correctly, that suggests to me there's more to it than just those two wires. Help?
You are a lifesaver! I'm getting a used 2006 as my first car, and this is the ONLY thing I want to do to it. It's beautiful and I am so excited to have such a good guide.
Great video! I want to try and install a pioneer on my 2006 avalon
Backup camera video coming soon.
I’m having trouble with the factory radio wires in the trunk on my Avalon
How do you enter this blue main display in factory screen? I don’t k ow how to
About to do this on our 07 Avalon limited jbl how do you setup the dip switches?
Hi there! 2009 Toyota Avalon XLS here. Followed all of your instructions perfectly and everything audio-wise works great! The only issue I'm having is that I can't see the A/C controls in the upper blue screen. The AC buttons all work, I can change the temp and turn it off and such, but I can't see the temperature, fan strength, etc. Any ideas on what it might be? Thanks so much for your time!
I'm also having the same problem. I think it has to do with the dip switches. My radio is a "boss audio" and none of the recommended dip switches get me there. The one that works best is for the "other" brand with switches 1,2,3 on, but still no hvac on the screen.
I used everything you have on this video *JVC KW-M785BW stereo
with the *Pac RP4.2-TY11 Radio Harness Adapter on my 2006 Avalon limited with the JBL stereo and amp.
Everything works but the SWC controls for the volume/skip/mode , (the SWC controls for the climate works ).
the "Pac RP4.2-TY11" has two wires for the SWC. One Blue / Yellow SWC Output / Key 1 and One
Brown SWC Output / Key 2.
but the JVC KW-M785BW stereo has only one single wire for the SWC and I try using both wires from the Pac RP4.2-TY11 and neither works. any Ideas? thanks
Im having the same problem have you found out anything?
Great tutorial, i was planning on doing this for my 05 non-jbl non-nav avalon but when i inputted it on the crutchfield website it said it wasn’t compatible with this harness. Just wondering if it may be an error on their end and if this PAC harness is compatible with my non-jbl avalon
I was wondering the same thing I don’t want buy it and be wrong
Hey bro how do I install a Touch Screen Pioneer for a Ford Escape 2008
Send us a message on facebook or instagram and we can help.
Does the cassette player still work? This is very important
Oh no, that becomes obsolete.
Hello. Thanks for the video is it possible to keep the factory radio cover with the new radio? @provobeastaudio
So do I still need to put my radio in the trunk if I don’t have the jbl sound system?
If you use the Pac module, no need to relocate the radio (with or without JBL).
Thanks cause every time I go to crutch field they say I need it
even with the pacsun and wired correctly the top screen doesn’t turn on
do you have the non jbl or jbl sound system avalon?
@@vlomy5437non JBL
@@brokngangthe pacsun device is what helps retain the top screen without relocating the factory radio. on the crutchfield website, it says that the pacsun isn’t compatible with non jbl systems which is probably why your screen isn’t working. i’m not sure why he says it’s compatible with non jbl systems in this video though.
Where did you get the screen
All linked in the description of the video.
How much is that ? Thanks so much
Sure, all parts are linked in the description!