Re: installing a factory dvd/navigation system on an '07 tundra
I've spent almost 6 months tracking a lot of info and this is what I've come up with for the non JBL system. You need the head unit and the amp including all the pig tails that go with both. Make sure that the pig tails are long as I have purchased a navigation from a third party and could not for the life of me figure out the connections. So I ventured into a junk yard where BEHOLD there is my beloved 08 Tundra Crewmax Limited totalled. I got a good hand from one of the workers and removed the wiring I needed. I took it to a local stereo shop and he sent the radio to be tested and re-wired and it should go into my truck today. I think the install cost will be a little expensive aroung $200.00 dollars because they will basically be putting in a new system but if they charge me even $1,000 dollars its still a third of what the system will cost from canada. I'll let you know how it works out for me when I get it installed. I know everyone says it can't be done but when your a Marine you know that even the impossible is possible. Remember:You must keep sending work out; You must never let a manuscript do nothing. but eat its head offin a drawer. You send that work out again and again, while your working on anotherone. If you have talent, you will receive somemeasure of success-but only if you persist. Isaac Asimov
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