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Hi folks I am looking to improve a few things on a 2013 Kluger Altitude. First issue is to get the rear entertainment system playing through the speakers. The result may just be plug in Bluetooth or FM transmitter but I would prefer it directly through the head unit. Second is to get the rear camera to play through the head unit, Not the teeny screen above. It is my understanding that it is possible, just depends on how easy (and cheap) it turns out to be. In regards to all of this, what is the wiring in a Kluger like. Are wires/cables etc installed in the factory and then not used for certain models or AU cars? I read somewhere that the AUX wiring for the rear entertainment unit is already there through the passenger A pillar??? is it a myth? I know that getting the rear camera working involves having the "reverse switch" activated. I checked mine through the head unit and it doesn't appear to be activated. Again is the wiring there just not used? Thanks for any advice you may have. Waps

Hey guys I'm selling some spare parts I've got for my Aurion 2010 ZR6 which I o longer than. All pics are available on the Gumtree link provided except for the spoiler as I haven't had to get a good shot of it. Item:CENTRE CONSOLE IN GUNMETAL ALUMINIUM BRUSHED POLISH PROFESSIONALLY WRAPPED AND EXCELLENT QUALITY VINYL. WILL INCLUDE EXTRA VINYL FOR ANY EXTRA PARTS THAT YOUD LIKE TO WRAP. VINYL COST ME $100 AND CENTRE CONSOLE $175. THIS INCLUDES FASCIA AND CLIMATE CONTROL CONTROLS Website: http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/epping/audio-gps-car-alarms/toyota-aurion-sportivo-zr6-centre-console-gsv40r-vinyl-wrapped/1102837072 Item Condition: Used Reason for Selling: I had this setup in my car but came across a guy who was selling his own console, so I bought it and had it painted in jet black to suit my car Location: Epping Victoria Price and Payment conditions: $150ono Any additional information: Shipping: Buyers expense Contact Details kelmassri@hotmail.com 0403674071 ----------------------------------- Item: Brand new still in the box 8" DVD and navigation system with iPod and USB cables. Also is able to connect to TV receiver, PlayStation, etc. HD reverse camera and cables included. Touchscreen LCD with stylus. Heaps of features, unwanted gift as my Aurion already has a Nav in it. Will fit both Camry and Aurion. Website: http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/epping/audio-gps-car-alarms/dvd-nav-8-for-toyota-aurion-camry-2012/11026639 Item Condition: Brand spanking new Reason for selling: I bought this from my brother in law and was bout to install it when I czme across an original one on eBay, so bought that instead. This one for sale is aftermarket but has more features than the original and looks identical and is still brand new in the box Location: Epping Victoria Price and Payment conditions: $450ono Any additional information: PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A GOOD QUALITY AFTERMARKET HEADUNIT DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR THE GSV40R AURIONS AND CAMRYS Shipping: Buyers expense Contact Details kelmassri@hotmail.com 0403674071 ----------------------------------- Item: Toyota Aurion Sportivo ZR6 2010 rear spoiler (should also fit on 2006-2011 Camry) Condition: Used Reason for selling: Replaced it with a ducktail wing Location: Epping Victoria Price: $75 Any additional information: Shipping: Buyers expense Contact Details kelmassri@hotmail.com 0403674071

WTB - Toyota Aurion DVD/Nav head unit preferably out of the facelift model (later 09-11) Location - Melbourne Please PM if you can help

Hi all, So I have read quite a few forums here and there and tried to ascertain what choices others have made in relation to upgrading the terrible stock stereo Toyota supply in their base models (extremely old considering how basic it is, but what's cheap is cheap). I bought my Camry at 24,000km as an ex-executive a year ago and am quite fond of it for its price range, but moving down from a Premium-model XT Forester has got me in a pickle as to the head unit, as I desire something a little more advanced. Most of the forums I have found have listed a few cheaper units here and there (i.e. chinese imports) that people have been happy with but haven't really put in much feedback later on with how they lasted, etc. However I'm probably looking at something more trustworthy. Can anyone suggest any suitable units they have used in their cars or have any information about what will fit into the current fascia if possible (as I haven't found really any info)? TIA!

Does anyone have any documentation or drawings for '08 Aurion Presara electrical or CANBUS? Secondly, My Satnav is on v14. If anyone has a newer version they'd like to move let me know. Finally, anyone successfully added remote start to a Toyota with push-to-start?

Just purchased an 08 Presara with v14 Maps. Anyone have a newer version they would like to sell?

Has anyone got any experience with JKU with regards to buying parts? I found half price 2014 maps on DVD for my LC 100 and was wondering if its safe buying? Any help would be appreciated? Dont really want to look for illegal downloads and not sure if they even work

Hi folks, I am looking for an after market head unit (GPS, DVD, bluetooth, USB, iphone, [DVB-T, reversing camera] etc.) and I am a bit confused. I have read this forum and elswhere and understand there are sone cheap Chinese units that fall short of the more expensive brand name units. I was hoping to find something in between for my 2009 Aurion, maybe around $600-$700. It looks like there are a couple of new-ish units available on the market and I was wondering if anyone has any expereince or knowledge about them. The first is a unit that trades under a few different 'Tunez' names on ebay and their own web site. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/8-Toyota-Aurion-Camry-Car-DVD-GPS-Player-Navi-DVB-T-TV-Head-Unit-Stereo-Tunez-/281124931893 http://www.tunezmart.com/shop/products/111-Toyota/3-8-Toyota-CamryAurion-car-DVD-player-with-GPS-and-DVBT/ The second unit is an android device which I think has been mentioned here by others. Both have 8" screens and similar features. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/8-Android-Toyota-Camry-Aurion-WIFI-GPS-IPOD-Car-DVD-Reversing-Camera-/261209301960 A local car audio dealer is pushing me to buy this Opal unit for around $1500: http://aus-audio.com.au/products/opal/optungps Like I mentioned, I don;t know which way to turn for quality, function and value so I would love to hear from anyone who has any advice, particularly about the 'Tunez' units. Thanks a lot, Steve

Hey guys, I recently installed a JVC KW-AV60BT in my 2011 Camry Hybrid. The installation was easy however, gathering all the correct information was difficult. So in the interest of future upgraders, I figured i'd dump all the information I found useful here. Factory Head Unit: Fujitsu Ten 86120-YY130-D Model: FT0015A JVC KW-AV60BT: There's a good write up of the unit here: http://www.crutchfie...-KW-AV60BT.html Steering Wheel Control Integration: To maintain the factory steering wheel control, I chose Axxess Interface's ASWC: http://www.axxessint...ontrol_new.aspx instructions on installing the unit is also on that page. Pay particular attention the the wire colours. IE. (Orange/Blue vs. Blue/Orange. The first means orange wire with blue stripe, the second means blue wire with orange stripe.) Factory Reverse Camera: This is where it got a little tricky. The factory reverse camera takes in 6V instead of the standard 12V. The 6V is fed to the camera from the factory HU. As a result of this, you will need to make a converter that will convert 12V to 6V and tap into the Live wire (RED) to the head unit. Instructions on making your own voltage converter can be found here. Parts costs bout AUD 6 bucks all up. http://www.toyotanat...rong> </strong> Removal of Fascia: To get to the double Din bracket, you have to remove a few fascia plates. DJKOR has a really good write up for the Aurion here (works fine for the camry too): http://au.toyotaowne...ory-audio-unit/ Double Din Bracket: Because the JVC came with a removable face plate, it stuck out from the front of the fascia by about 15mm. To fix this, I had to drill new holes on the factory double din bracket. Fascia: Although the factory head unit is Double Din mounted, the front of the unit is actually wider then a standard double din head unit. As a result, the standard factory fascia will not fit the aftermarket radio. (It will fit, you will be left with 2 gaping holes either side of the radio tho). Solution: I bought a aftermarket fascia from factory_fit on ebay. It looks and feel like the factory fascia, except the hole is cut to the correct double din standard. You will need to remove the factory fascia clips and install them on the aftermarket fascia. (They can be a bit tricky to remove, be patient) The radio fascia is clipped to the airconditioner unit. To remove the radio fascia, hold onto the airconditioner unit and slide the radio fascia to the left and pull up (Looking at the front of the unit). It should just clip out. Wiring: This is where it gets interesting. Wiring diagrams to the factory head unit are here: http://au.toyotaowne...it/page__st__15 There are 4 connectors connected to the factory radio. POWER/AUDIO (2 connectors side by side), sensor signal (1 connector) and AM/FM antenna (1 rounded connector) In the link above, DJKOR has provided a very detailed diagram of the POWER/AUDIO connectors. Peter Yeh has described the wires on the sensor signal connector. The AM/FM antenna plugs straight into the JVC without issue. I strongly recommend using Aeropro harness to connect your factory connectors to the JVC. I bought 2 Aeropro harness which did the job. 1 x Toyota to ISO 1 x ISO to JVC Make sure you check the Aeropro harness to ensure the wires are connected to the right place. My ISO to JVC had the front and rear speakers the wrong way round. Unfortunately, Aeropro, at the time of posting, doesn't make a harness for the sensor signal connector. This means wire connectors! You will need an RCA cable to tap into the reverse signal. 2 wires. With the voltage converter you made, connect the 6V out to the camera Positive cable. Connect the reverse signal cable from the factory harness to the JVC Connect the parking brake wire on the JVC to any ground (This is illegal in Australia as doing so will prevent the safety features of JVC from stopping video playback while the vehicle is in motion.) Connect the other wires to the steering wheel control interface. See instructions on their website for details. End result: I thought the toyota factory HU was decent, and lets face it, it does sound pretty decent but lacks in the functionality department. And that ipod integration was half baked... But the JVC blew that out the water! It just sounds amazing! Bluetooth works perfect, people can actually hear me now! Ipod integration works as it should, and it sounds amazing!!!

I am looking at getting this Head unit to put into Corolla 2002. Has anyone put one of these into there car. If they are ok or can someone tell me what is a good chinese all in one head unit. http://au.xtrons.com...yer-TD602G.html