@@keylanistyles yes, it will work on 2007 Lexus LX 470 if the stereo has factory navigation. When you click on the page and check the tab called "Compatibility", you will see the 2007 Lexus LX 470 listed as compatible.
2003 Lexus LX470 with the factory navigation is compatible with GROM VLine VL2 or VLite VT2 system, however slightly different model is needed. You can check here compatible nodels: gromaudio.com/store/all-toyl_lex3l_.html
Will the V Line's location inside the GC obstruct access to the inside cabin air filters? Those are located inside the glove compartment. Nice video.. And will my SiriusXM radio work with this system? Thank you!
They both are good :) The VLite VT2 is only CarPlay and Android Auto - both wireless and wired. The VLine VL2 is for CarPlay, Android Auto, and also a stand-alone Android system that allows you to install apps from the Google Play store directly to the system. As 2004-2007 Lexus LX 470 stereo is lower resolution, it makes more sense to get the cheaper model LEX4VT2 VLite VT2 system for just CarPlay and Android Auto. Check here: gromaudio.com/store/all-toyn_lex4_.html
Sure, information is available on the product page. Compatible VLine model for your vehicle is LEX4VL2: gromaudio.com/store/vline/grom-vl2-lex4.html Do you have any specific questions that you can't find the answers for? We will be happy to help.
Hey nice video, will be buying Vline soon on 15 Oct when its back in stock. Do I need to remove cd changer wires or you didnt show how to disconnect cd changer wires in this video?
You will need to follow to the installation instructions that are specific to your car stereo. The disconnection of the CD changer also depends on your specific car stereo. For LEX4 / LEX3 / LEXGS / LEXGX models of VLine external CD changer will need to be disconnected for VLine to work.
Ok dude… you skipped the microphone and the satellite radio antenna, my vline definitely didn’t come with a flush mount usb, which would have been real nice to know about🤦♂️
The flush mount is available on our website: gromaudio.com/store/accessories/cable-c-fmusb.html We also have separate videos for the microphone and GPS routing, check our RUclips channel.
It depends on how the CD changer is connected. If something was connected to the back of the stereo to the place where you connected MCFTOY cable, you can leave it disconnected, as it might be the CD changer cable. Do not reconnect it back to the MCFTOY cable. If that will not help, or if that will disable something in your stereo system, you will need to locate the CD changer plug in the armrest and try to disconnect there.
@@adotkhan Did you disconnect it at the base of the changer? My volume knob won't work and I am going to give this a shot before I try and update the firmware.
Disconnected from the arm rest side the cables of cd changer and connected Vline cable Your volume knob if not working , check if volume controls working from steering wheel buttons . If yes volume Knob is faulty
It will work as long as the stereo has factory navigation, however the model of the VLine that you will need is LEXGXVL2, it is available here: gromaudio.com/store/vline/grom-vl2-lexgx.html
To connect the actual VLine to the cables, you simply refer to the installation instructions that are supplied with the product. There are two connectors that you will need to connect. Do you have any specific questions regarding to the installation?
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The VLine VL2 model LEX4 for CarPlay Android Auto in 2004-2007 Lexus LX 470 is here: gromaudio.com/store/vline/grom-vl2-lex4.html
When I click on the link, it says it will work for a Lexus LX 470 2004-2006. Will this work on a 2007 Lexus LX 470?
@@keylanistyles yes, it will work on 2007 Lexus LX 470 if the stereo has factory navigation. When you click on the page and check the tab called "Compatibility", you will see the 2007 Lexus LX 470 listed as compatible.
Nice vid! Can you provide the same vid for the Bluetooth only?
Just curious why this won’t work on the 2003 LX470; it’s the same radio head as the 2004 and up. Please advise when able. Thank you
2003 Lexus LX470 with the factory navigation is compatible with GROM VLine VL2 or VLite VT2 system, however slightly different model is needed. You can check here compatible nodels:
gromaudio.com/store/all-toyl_lex3l_.html
Will the V Line's location inside the GC obstruct access to the inside cabin air filters? Those are located inside the glove compartment. Nice video.. And will my SiriusXM radio work with this system? Thank you!
You can check and position the VLine so it does not obstruct the cabin air filters.
The Sirius XM will keep working.
Can you set it to start up every time you turn on the car automatically or do you need to hit the button each time the car is started?
It will start up every time you turn on the car. You need to pair and connect your phone once, and after that everything is automatic.
You show two options for the LX470. Which is the best one?
They both are good :) The VLite VT2 is only CarPlay and Android Auto - both wireless and wired. The VLine VL2 is for CarPlay, Android Auto, and also a stand-alone Android system that allows you to install apps from the Google Play store directly to the system.
As 2004-2007 Lexus LX 470 stereo is lower resolution, it makes more sense to get the cheaper model LEX4VT2 VLite VT2 system for just CarPlay and Android Auto. Check here:
gromaudio.com/store/all-toyn_lex4_.html
I have 2004 LX470 and want to have more detail info for this unit but could not find at Grom website. How can I get it?
Sure, information is available on the product page. Compatible VLine model for your vehicle is LEX4VL2: gromaudio.com/store/vline/grom-vl2-lex4.html
Do you have any specific questions that you can't find the answers for? We will be happy to help.
Will the box be located inside the glove compartment?
We recommend placing the unit inside the glove compartment for the safest placement and easier accessibility.
Hey nice video, will be buying Vline soon on 15 Oct when its back in stock.
Do I need to remove cd changer wires or you didnt show how to disconnect cd changer wires in this video?
You will need to follow to the installation instructions that are specific to your car stereo. The disconnection of the CD changer also depends on your specific car stereo. For LEX4 / LEX3 / LEXGS / LEXGX models of VLine external CD changer will need to be disconnected for VLine to work.
Ok dude… you skipped the microphone and the satellite radio antenna, my vline definitely didn’t come with a flush mount usb, which would have been real nice to know about🤦♂️
The flush mount is available on our website:
gromaudio.com/store/accessories/cable-c-fmusb.html
We also have separate videos for the microphone and GPS routing, check our RUclips channel.
Hey I bought this from you and its not working in my LX470… Do you know how to disconnect the wires for Cd changer that is in my arm
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It depends on how the CD changer is connected. If something was connected to the back of the stereo to the place where you connected MCFTOY cable, you can leave it disconnected, as it might be the CD changer cable. Do not reconnect it back to the MCFTOY cable.
If that will not help, or if that will disable something in your stereo system, you will need to locate the CD changer plug in the armrest and try to disconnect there.
@@gromaudio It worked… had to open up arm rest panel and then disconnected cd changer cable and it worked ! Thanks
@@adotkhan you are welcome!
@@adotkhan Did you disconnect it at the base of the changer? My volume knob won't work and I am going to give this a shot before I try and update the firmware.
Disconnected from the arm rest side the cables of cd changer and connected Vline cable
Your volume knob if not working , check if volume controls working from steering wheel buttons . If yes volume
Knob is faulty
would it work for 2003 lx470?
It will work as long as the stereo has factory navigation, however the model of the VLine that you will need is LEXGXVL2, it is available here: gromaudio.com/store/vline/grom-vl2-lexgx.html
LX 470* not 450
Thank you! Corrected.
You never show how to connect the v line sucks
To connect the actual VLine to the cables, you simply refer to the installation instructions that are supplied with the product. There are two connectors that you will need to connect. Do you have any specific questions regarding to the installation?
Will this work on a 2003
It will work if the stereo has factory navigation. Please check here: gromaudio.com/store/vline/grom-vl2-lexgx.html