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Old 04-24-2017, 07:38 PM   #1
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Ebay Android HU Install

Whats up guys! Currently running a Joying 8" Android HU in my Tundra and love a lot of the features. So I decided to look for a cheaper alternative for the yaris (since its my daily) and found one on ebay for under 200 bucks with a backup camera. WIN! so now im waiting for the HU to come in. Decided to do a write up on it since i haven't seen too many on here (have been having trouble posting, so hopefully this works)

Here is the 28P connector Diagram. I have the base model Yaris so I dont have steering wheel controls or and external mic, and i will be losing the AUX input with the aftermarket radio. So I won't be gettting a harness for this little guy





The other inputs in the radio are the standard Toyota ones for the speakers and power, a USB, and and antenna adapter. I will update the part numbers as i buy them



***UPDATE***

Finally!!! So wiring was a piece of cake, i put the gps antenna in the dash and the wifi antenna above the glove box

Harness



GPS Antenna


WIFI Antenna


So I have come to the conclusion this headunit can't be used with the dumbo ear spacers. I tried everything and tore up the factory brackets (I'll be buying new ones soon) and ended up buying an aftermarket bezel. At the end of the day it looks better in my opinion.





Parts I used:
TOYOTA STEREO HARNESS- Metra 70-1761
TOYOTA ANTENNA ADAPTER- IMC AUDIO TO
TOYOTA USB HARNESS- AXXESS AX-TOYUSB
CARAV11-342 FASCIA PANEL

Pros:
The head unit itself, for under $200USD, I think is a great deal. It definitely boots up WAY slower than the Joying unit in my tundra, but that unit was twice as much. The image quality is pretty awesome and has a nice finish. You can also pair it with a bluetooth obd2 and run torque, which is awesome

Cons:
Their Tech Support BLOWS. They pretty much tell you the head unit is universal so if something isn't quite right to take it to a professional. My question to them was if there was a specific mounting kit they recommended or knew worked best with their unit.... Luckily The peeps over at CARAV where way more knowledgeable and Got me the bezel that fit like a glove.

Overall Im pretty happy with it so far, and besides the dumbo ears sitting on top of the radio bezel causing it to be too wide, everything works as i thought. I will get more pics of the torque function once my obd2 comes in

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Old 05-01-2017, 02:21 PM   #2
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The wiring diagram is the same and to the mk2 yaris?
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Old 05-02-2017, 10:30 AM   #3
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When you say you won't be getting a harness for the car, do you mean you're cutting the original harness in the car? If that is the case, as someone who has bought a lot of used cars, please don't hack up the factory harness. Haha
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Old 05-02-2017, 04:38 PM   #4
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The wiring diagram is the same and to the mk2 yaris?
I would imagine it is, but not 100% Also since mine is the base model its going to have the least amount of wires/plugs
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Old 05-02-2017, 04:39 PM   #5
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When you say you won't be getting a harness for the car, do you mean you're cutting the original harness in the car? If that is the case, as someone who has bought a lot of used cars, please don't hack up the factory harness. Haha
No, I won't be getting a harness for the 28P connector. I got one for the other two, antenna, and usb
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There isn't anything in the 28P that i will be using right now. If i add steering wheel controls later ill get a harness and go from there
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Old 05-03-2017, 12:45 AM   #7
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Got the unit in, man could not get the bezel to fit over the radio and the dumbo ears. I'll probably end up trimming the bezel, is this necessary for other radios?


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FINALLY GOT IT ALL INSTALLED
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Old 05-22-2017, 11:53 AM   #9
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Thank you for posting this info, care to share the link to the specific head unit you bought?
Hows the navigation system working?
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Thank you for posting this info, care to share the link to the specific head unit you bought?
Hows the navigation system working?


https://www.ebay.com/itm/201793914273

The nav works well, it comes with google maps but I downloaded another map app that works better offline. I think it's called letsgo or something like that


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added a few more pics, one of the nav
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Is there any lag switching between the different apps?
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Not really. About the same amount of time as my iPhone


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