Car Bluetooth Music Adapter Module Panel Installation AUX Output Use for Toyota Hilux VIGO,Coaster,Corolla ex,Yaris,Reiz

Game changer for second gen Tacoma owners. This thing is awesome connects instantly

The media could not be loaded. This is simple to install--you don't need to change ANYTHING on your car except getting the device power. DO NOT cut out the old AUX plug, just shove it back into the dash and plug this device into it. Then you can steal power from the cigarette lighter or there's another "fused ignition" wire that's right behind the trim.I wired both the "hot" and "lights" together, so it's lit all the time the ignition is on. Only one wire to tap into and you can tap into the ground anywhere on the metal portion of the vehicle.Works very well and easily. The only problem is the voice that was used to indicate when the bluetooth connects. If this was the company's best English speaker (which you would assume they would use) is horrid sounding. I understand that it's razy lacism to comment on accents (I know my accents in Swedish and German are horrible), but every time I hear it, I find it annoying. But at that price and for what you get, seriously, you can't complain. Buy it. It works wonderfully. I am putting one in my wife's Jeep and I'm buying one for a friend for his birthday. Seriously, it works that well and very little skill is needed to install. It's well-made and essentially perfect (except for the dang accent that you have to hear EVERY time your phone connects).

The install wasn't hard because I can solder, but the product doesn't work well and the voice that announces it is connecting is very annoying. If it would just stay connected I wouldn't complain, but it disconnects a LOT so I yanked it out. JUNK.

Can’t ask for more. Install took a few minutes. Tap into the cigarette lighter below the radio. Remove OEM aux and place it in space behind, wire up and pop in the Bluetooth unit. Fits like OE. Clean install. Sound quality is as good as it can possibly be. Connects easily. Best value for money.

The good: it works and sound is good, much better than a previous one I had that plugged into my lighter. Works okay and connects most of the time without fuss when I press the button.The bad: it DOESN'T FIT (too big) any of the blank holes in my 2006 Prius in spite of the text saying it does. Rather than send it back I just used it anyway and it sticks out. Irritating but not a show-stopper since it's down in the center console where you can't see it. Also when it connects a voice announces: "The bluetooth device is connected successfully" in a really heavy Asian accent. I just laugh instead of being irritated but would have preferred just a beep or something.Other reviewers have commented in the poor instructions -- yeah, I wouldn't get this if you're not at least somewhat familiar with how to do automotive wiring. You need to connect to ground and a 12v + wire that comes on when the car does which you'll need to crimp or solder, and a ground, the audio input plug from your radio. The device has separate + wires for ACC and Light -- I just wired them both together (teed off the + lighter wire) since there's really no reason for the light not to be on whenever the car is on. Since the lighter is a high-amperage device it'd probably a good idea to add an inline fuse like 0.5A too.

I would not recommend this thing unless it actually worked like it is supposed to once you rig it a bit. I will get right to the point. if you want this to work you need to wire the white "lamp" wire to a solid 12v source like I showed in my bad drawing so that this device will work. it will only function properly if both red and white wires are getting 12v of electricity. also if you are having a hard time making it turn on, gently pry off the plastic head and find the gold trigger wire and make sure it is sticking out like a spring so that it touches the part you will push with your finger on the outside when you put it all back together again. if none of this advice helps, then sorry. but i had a hard time with mine and finally figured it out so i thought this could possibly help you all out. good luck out there.