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SequoiaGeneral discussion forum for the second generation 2008 and later Toyota Sequoia.
This is a discussion thread titled "I added sonar to my 2008 Sequoia.", within the Sequoia forum, part of the SUV Forums category.
People said this would be too hard to do so before doing this I called a Toyota dealer and asked for a quote to add the factory system. They said they would not be willing to try as they did not want to drill into my bumper and would want to buy a new one pre-drilled and then paint it. That was too silly for me to bear so I tried it myself. Came out perfect and took me about three hours including all wiring for just the back.
Kit as it came. $120 delivered. Grey color is close enough to the Toyota Slate Metallic.
Connect positive to the reverse light which is a dark blue wire.
Connect negative to the white wire with the black stripe.
The factory sensor locations are easy to find because there are marks inside.
I am satisfied with how they look. They work as expected but I need to try them out in the real world to be sure how I like it.
I did not get the version with the screen. This one beeps. The beeps get faster as you get closer. When you get about 1.5 feet away the beeps go solid to a tone.
Right now my speaker is near the tail light. I want to leave it there a few days and see how I like the loudness. I will probably move it to under the 3rd row seat later.
I am done now with it all. I got the front in in another 2 hours. So all in all, I would say a 6 hour project. The cables are all concealed. The front sensors look on par with the back.
The front ones are the same as the back ones -- to help park. You can't see the front bumper from the driver's seat.
I don't have a button to turn it off. I could add one. On my Honda I almost never turn it off. On this installation it is only on when you are in reverse or have the brakes on.
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