Yes, the car has a radio antenna connection built in and it plugs into the new head unit / radio so, yes, the original unit and the new head unit both get AM/FM radio.
Strange, I have this same exact headunit but mine has a single connection whereas the one in your video has two. The aftermarket wiring harness is not only useless but doesn't even come close to fitting in my car. Do you know which wiring harness I need?
Yes, it was a single DIN pocket for a 2001 Toyota Camry. It was from Crutchfield and it was called "American International UPT900 Dash Kit". You can search for that term on Crutchfield, or you can use this link: www.crutchfield.com/p_003UPT900/American-International-UPT900-Dash-Kit.html
No, not even close. I used a plastic pry bar - which you should absolutely have for trim panel removal - and I don't think that I even had to brace the pry bar against the windshield.
I got everything from Crutchfield. It didn't use a mounting kit. It was a Double DIN opening. I took off the trim panel, installed the (Single DIN) receiver and put the original trim panel back on. Since I was installing a Single DIN, I used an American International UPT900 Dash Kit pocket. The side brackets were from the original factory radio.
2021 video still valuable helped me do wiring for a 98 camry
Thank you, Crutchfield really sets you up with all the following wires/rest of the package. Fairly easy to do
Does this have am and fm radio in it aswell
Yes, the car has a radio antenna connection built in and it plugs into the new head unit / radio so, yes, the original unit and the new head unit both get AM/FM radio.
Wish you had showed us the rest of the wiring connections, especially the speaker connections!
Wow great presentation I appreciate that thank you so much God bless
Strange, I have this same exact headunit but mine has a single connection whereas the one in your video has two. The aftermarket wiring harness is not only useless but doesn't even come close to fitting in my car. Do you know which wiring harness I need?
Good video 😂 yeah you bashed on that panel and you helped a friend awesome
Can you link the pocket that goes under the radio in order to fill the space ? I can’t find one
Yes, it was a single DIN pocket for a 2001 Toyota Camry. It was from Crutchfield and it was called "American International UPT900 Dash Kit". You can search for that term on Crutchfield, or you can use this link: www.crutchfield.com/p_003UPT900/American-International-UPT900-Dash-Kit.html
@@KingBaconMonger does it come with those metal brakets on the side ?
Did you crack the windshield trying to pry the panel?!
No, not even close. I used a plastic pry bar - which you should absolutely have for trim panel removal - and I don't think that I even had to brace the pry bar against the windshield.
Thank you 👍✌️
What mounting kit did you use
I got everything from Crutchfield. It didn't use a mounting kit. It was a Double DIN opening. I took off the trim panel, installed the (Single DIN) receiver and put the original trim panel back on. Since I was installing a Single DIN, I used an American International UPT900 Dash Kit pocket. The side brackets were from the original factory radio.