Lak005

Has anybody tried this oil filter from eBay 3 for US$ 18.29? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320616347210

Is it hard to get to the flasher behind the Speedo? Have you posted any thread on it previously? Do you know any links to get the info? What a place to put the flasher unit! I found this on eBay. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Lexus-Toyota-Electr...=item2c529214ea Thank again DJ.

Thanks DJ. Where do you find this flasher unit on the car? I had a look in the engine bay and found the fuse box, but couldn’t figure out which one is flasher. Can you help please help? Would you know where to get this flasher for LED indicator lights?

Hi Guys I would like to change my indicator lights to LED. Are they T20 LED globes? Please find the link attached from eBay. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/2pcs-7440-7443-T20-...=item2c529d702f Do I need to change any flasher unit for led indictors? Thanks

If connecting to the wire specified in my guide does not activate your reverse camera only when reverse is selected, then here are my next two suggestions. 1) Use a multimeter and test for any wires around the passenger side kick panel that are +12v when reverse is selected. Then you can tap into that one. 2) Extend the wires and connect directly to the reverse light itself. That will be guaranteed to work. Thanks DJ for quick reply and I will try this. Finely I found the wire to connect my reverse Pink wire. DJ as you suggested previously finding a wire using multimeter. That was a read wire in the left kick panel and 2nd block from the bottom, red wire is on the top raw of the plug. Now when I am playing radio AF sign is flashing in the bottom left corner of the screen (only in radio mode). Does anyone know what this means. Thanks again guys.

If connecting to the wire specified in my guide does not activate your reverse camera only when reverse is selected, then here are my next two suggestions. 1) Use a multimeter and test for any wires around the passenger side kick panel that are +12v when reverse is selected. Then you can tap into that one. 2) Extend the wires and connect directly to the reverse light itself. That will be guaranteed to work. Thanks DJ for quick reply and I will try this.

Watch out with the photo quoting there :P Anyways, a camera that seems to be a good fit would be the one specified in the thread here: Toyota Aurion Reversing Camera Installation I received my reversing camera today. And I wired it up as suggested previously. My head units all other functions work fine. My camera works but I have to go in to main menu to select the camera mode to see it. I want it to make it turn on automatically when I shift in to reversing gear. I connected the Reverse (pink) wire as you suggested, to red with white dots. It makes the camera mode stay on. My parking wire does not have a loose end to connect to earth. I do have loose wire called ILL – PWM and I trying connecting to earth. Doing this makes the camera stay on and I cannot get into any other mode. I left the P.Center and Mute loose. Any suggestion.

Whoa.... go easy on the picture quoting. Yes mate. That is the new pipe. Just look at the before and after photos in the second post. Thanks DJ. One more thing wear to buy a cheap oil filter wrench?

I had a look in my Aurion Registration Date 05-06-2008. It has a steel pipe no rubber pipe looking from the top. Is this OK.

I am trying to buy the reverse camera for my Aurion ZR6 2008. The camera came with the unit I could fit into the original hole and blown up. Would you have pitchers of reverse camera, fitted in the original plastic cover plate? If possible you could give me eBay seller details. Thanks

Yes this is the wire to make it switch automatically went you put it into reverse. I would most likely think you connected it to the wrong red wire. One of those red wires is constant +12v, the other is +12v only when in reverse (as it runs to the reverse lights). Are you sure you connected it to the correct red wire? I did connect to red wire with dot on it, but I was testing this unit with video movie camera witch runs on 240 volt. I was using only RCA yellow cable plugged into the video move camera. Because my original reverse camera came with unit blown up. I use the power supply from the cigarette lighter. Now I have tap the power supply from reverse light in the boot. Is this correct? I have to buy a new camera any suggestions. Thanks again DJ

I connected mine by extending the wire and connecting it in the passenger side kick panel. Photos can be seen here. Under standard head unit wiring, blue/white usually represents a remote turn on for an amplifier. If you have a multimeter you can test to see if this wire goes to +12v when the head unit is turned on. If so, you can use this to turn on any amps you have/plan to have in the future. Looking at the diagram in the manual you have provided, this seems to be the likely candidate since there is no other wire marked for the amp remote trigger. Previously I thought the 'CNTR' stood for 'CENTRE', but I guess they meant 'CONTROL'. Leave disconnected. Chances are you don't have any hardware to utilise it. Just connect it to the casing of the head unit. Secure it under a screw that holds it together. I connected the pink wire as you suggested. But with my unit the reverse camera stays on all the time, I cannot get in to any other application. Any ideas!

QUOTE (DJKOR @ Dec 24 2009, 12:50 PM) * QUOTE (Lak005 @ Dec 23 2009, 05:51 PM) * Reverse (pink) I connected mine by extending the wire and connecting it in the passenger side kick panel. Photos can be seen here. Is this wire makes the camera to switch on automatically, when I move the gear shift to reverse? At this moment I can go into main menu and select camera it works. Thanks again for your help.

Hi Guys Is this reversing camera good for Aurion ZR6? I have bought after market GPS/TV/DVD unit from Hong Kong. It does not fit into the Aurion mounting. Please have a look at the link below and please post reply. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/NEW-CAR-IR-NIGHT-VI...=item5ad5a2fe18

I connected mine by extending the wire and connecting it in the passenger side kick panel. Photos can be seen here. Under standard head unit wiring, blue/white usually represents a remote turn on for an amplifier. If you have a multimeter you can test to see if this wire goes to +12v when the head unit is turned on. If so, you can use this to turn on any amps you have/plan to have in the future. Looking at the diagram in the manual you have provided, this seems to be the likely candidate since there is no other wire marked for the amp remote trigger. Previously I thought the 'CNTR' stood for 'CENTRE', but I guess they meant 'CONTROL'. Leave disconnected. Chances are you don't have any hardware to utilise it. Just connect it to the casing of the head unit. Secure it under a screw that holds it together. Thanks very much DJ. I will give it a go after X-mass.