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Old 07-28-2011, 12:14 AM   #1
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The Yaris actually has a powered antenna (amplified). Pin 8 is the feed from the radio to the antenna amplifier. Pin 9 is not used on the OEM radio.

Pin 4 on D11 is not used on the Yaris.
Crap, I meant pin 5 on D11.

I'm going to pull pin 9 from new D11 and use that for the pass-through of DIMMER GROUND. I'm thinking that the jumper to pin 9 on the aftermarket can be removed and then just passed through on 8? Pics would likely be helpful, but it's late and I'm heading to bed in a few.
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Old 07-28-2011, 09:44 PM   #2
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OK. It's 99% assembled now:


This end goes on the OEM wire harness:


This end goes in the stereo:


Aaaand this end goes into the DPS box:


The only missing part now is the 4 pin connector that powers the DPS box.
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Old 07-29-2011, 12:09 AM   #3
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Looking good!
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Old 07-30-2011, 01:32 PM   #4
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/Sigh. The "1987 up" connectors that go into the radio aren't quite the right thing. Yes, the pins and pitch are correct, but the polarizing/keying aren't matching up out of the box. The D10 connector had to have the inner 2 ribs trimmed flush, and the D11 had to have one channel notched and most of the upper side milled down by a milimeter or two. I tried a utility knife first but the plastic was too hard, so I put it on the knee mill and had it sorted in a matter of seconds.

My initial review of the DPS unit is over here.

I apologize in advance for the blurry pics, the autofocus on this camera has a chronic case of the worthless in macro mode.

Here's the areas to be trimmed down:


Because they interfere with these areas:


D10 head-on:


D11 head-on:


And here's the DPS hooked up:

Crap! I forgot to reconnect the radio antenna.

There's plenty of space behind the climate control knobs, but it's not fastened down yet. The DPS box also doesn't have tabs or brackets to mount it, so it may just get adhesive-foamed/zip-tied in place.
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Old 07-30-2011, 11:31 PM   #5
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Cranky, congrats on gettin it all up and running. And thanks for taking the time to post pics of what you were doing to get it going.
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