Great video! I have the same receiver in my Tundra, but I need a video showing me how to wire up the steering wheel controls using the Axxes ASWC-1 controller bypassing the amp. I have searched and searched and there instructions are horrible.
You have taught me so much quick question I have two kicker cx amps and my xtrons head unit has DSP in it. I was told I need stand alone DSP for two amps which one for those two amps do you recommend.
how do you figure out what parts of the dash kit are unnecessary? I bought one for a double din in my car, but I ended up throwing it away and used the OEM brackets to mount the new one back in the car. It fits fine so I'm not worried, but I've seen a lot of your videos but how you figure out what parts you can just snap off are still a mystery to me
You saved me a ton of time and a hacked up harness by pointing out even the non JBL tagged cars can have that amp. Thanks!
Great video! I have the same receiver in my Tundra, but I need a video showing me how to wire up the steering wheel controls using the Axxes ASWC-1 controller bypassing the amp. I have searched and searched and there instructions are horrible.
You have taught me so much quick question I have two kicker cx amps and my xtrons head unit has DSP in it. I was told I need stand alone DSP for two amps which one for those two amps do you recommend.
What is the 3rd "unused" harness slot for?
how do you figure out what parts of the dash kit are unnecessary? I bought one for a double din in my car, but I ended up throwing it away and used the OEM brackets to mount the new one back in the car. It fits fine so I'm not worried, but I've seen a lot of your videos but how you figure out what parts you can just snap off are still a mystery to me
Great video
Do you have any videos that show how to change if you have the jbl system
(2002 sequoia)
Same process
There's another harness I found on you tube I'll tag it here
ruclips.net/video/SuNPs0zBMwE/видео.htmlsi=SIEFX1F6wq5FldTs
Thanks You
Learned nothing from this video regarding the wiring side of things.