Pioneer AVH3300 BT

[mazilla]

Bypass can be done with any standard 5 pin automotive relay(about 4 dollars). All you do is run 12v(86), ground(85), and parking brake sensor wire(87), then use a jumper to connect the ground to the other open pin(85&30).Tape the heck out of it and tuck the relay behind the head unit when you put it back. I just did this install with the same head unit in my Yaris about three weeks ago.

[Midnightsun]

I just did this install with the same head unit in my Yaris about three weeks ago.

How do you like it in general? Especially bluetooth and iphone operation? did you need to purchase a din adapter or does the unit fit as is? What about wiring, any special harness required?

[mazilla]

Originally Posted by Midnightsun

How do you like it in general? Especially bluetooth and iphone operation? did you need to purchase a din adapter or does the unit fit as is? What about wiring, any special harness required?

I don't use the bluetooth, but my Iphone runs flawlessly...I can control my pandora through the head unit which was crucial. The touchscreen is nice, and there are a good amount of features, color options, etc.

The unit fits, you just need the two plastic spacers for the sides and It looks factory when all said and done. You will need a harness, think it was something like 90's to current Toyota IIRC, but don't quote me. Install took about 40 minutes, but I take my time and heat shrink wrap all of my connections, etc...I'm kinda a stickler when it comes to wiring things.

For the price(I paid 300.00 OTD from a friend, everything included) I'm very very pleased with it....I paid 3,000 for my last in dash, but that was over 10 years ago.

[dzcab]

[QUOTE=mazilla;575873]Bypass can be done with any standard 5 pin automotive relay(about 4 dollars). All you do is run 12v(86), ground(85), and parking brake sensor wire(87), then use a jumper to connect the ground to the other open pin(85&30).Tape the heck out of it and tuck the relay behind the head unit when you put it back. I just did this install with the same head unit in my Yaris about three weeks ago.

Is (86) the Amp Remote instead of Power Antenna? and if I am running a sub amp do I run the same remote wire from the relay to the amp?

[mazilla]

[QUOTE=dzcab;576073]

Originally Posted by mazilla

Bypass can be done with any standard 5 pin automotive relay(about 4 dollars). All you do is run 12v(86), ground(85), and parking brake sensor wire(87), then use a jumper to connect the ground to the other open pin(85&30).Tape the heck out of it and tuck the relay behind the head unit when you put it back. I just did this install with the same head unit in my Yaris about three weeks ago.

Is (86) the Amp Remote instead of Power Antenna? and if I am running a sub amp do I run the same remote wire from the relay to the amp?

You can do that too, you just need a 12v source that powers on with the radio. I like to use a source that's not going to be utilized elsewhere, but it doesn't really matter.