ScoscheTA02B Stereo Wiring Harness Compatible with Select 1986-20 Toyota, Lexus, Scion and Subaru Vehicles - Aftermarket Radio Wire Harness for Car Stereo . Check Vehicle List Below for Your Model

Worked perfect with my 08 Toyota Highlander. Everything plugged straight in and was easy to connect.

Quick and easy to install great price and fast shipping

Used this to fit an aftermarket stereo in my "2012 Toyota Prius C" after the stock one stopped connecting to Bluetooth. Everything was pretty much plug-and-play. I would recommend using a decent crimper as the $10 one from Walmart made the connections feel iffy. Still, after hours of listening, the connection is solid and I have had zero issues!

Easy connectors, plugs right in to existing wire harness

Super accurate plugged right into my vehicle great quality and functionality

At first I thought I bought the wrong harness for a 2005 Camry XLE JBL without Nav. I put everything together then tried to put it in the car and it wasn't even close to fitting. The issue is that you don't want to plug this into original stereo plugs, but to the jacks physically located under them. There will be a white and blue jack, these go to the amplifier. Unplug these and plug the Scosche in, leave original stereo plugs hanging. This results in the stereo powering the speakers but you will notice zero difference (actually sounds better IMO). I combo'd this with an ASWC-1 and Metra 70-8114 and have all controls from the steering wheel working fine. Recommend Wire Harness Tape to clean things up. All wires went to same color, no need to break into wiring or cut anything, just take time and pull up instructions for all parts.

First off, regardless of what Amazon's results say, this DOES fit my 2006 Tundra double cab WITHOUT the JBL system.Apparently there's a lot of confusion with Toyota stereos, definitely for the first gen Tundras anyway. If you have a stock JBL system, or one with rear entertainment, or even one with rear headphone jacks, you also have an external stock amplifier. If you have an access cab you most likely have one no matter what stock radio it came with. On those radios there will be a single 20-pin plug that leads to the amp (behind stereo in reg cab, under rear seat in access cab, behind back seat of double cab), which has 10 and 6-pin plugs like this harness. You can bypass the amp by connecting this into the stock harness coming from it - but I can't say firsthand how well or if this even really works. Most people use the Metra TYTO-01 instead - Metra TYTO-01 JBL Amplifier Interface Harness . However, some have a non-jbl system with external amp (made by fujitsu ten) and it seems the TYTO-01 doesn't work with that one.At any rate, if you don't know what stock system you have, I'd HIGHLY suggest removing the radio before you order to confirm whether or not you have the jbl, etc 20-pin harness or the 10 and 6-pin harness like this one. I got lucky that my double cab only had the most basic stock radio and this is the correct harness for it. All the wires matched the new stereo's harness and it was a simple plug and play install.

Was great for installing a car radio