Toyota Tundra Forum

I don't have the steering wheel controls so I can't say. PS-Rage had some adapter for his. Might work for the Z2.

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Dealer checked the camera and apparently it was in the "off" position. Is there an off position for the camera? I never saw one. Either way, it works now so I am happy. It stopped working when I had the battery disconnected while installing the Volant. Maybe it's a computer controlled switch.

Local stereo shop says the Z3 is larger than a normal double din unit, therefore the dash kit has to be modified to hold the Z3. Anyone know of this, or can back up this data?

From what I heard from a self proclaimed Pioneer NAV expert, the Z1, the Z2, and the Z3 are all the same as far as hardware goes. The difference is the software. You can get a new hard drive, load the Z3 software on it, stick it in a Z2 and you now have a Z3. I doubt the Z3 is bigger than the Z2, but I have no proof either way. The Pioneers will not fit in some double din openings. However, it will fit fine in all the Tundras.

So the Scosche TA2073B will fit the Z3? Any one POSITIVE of this?

I had my Eclipse NAV system installed in my Tundra. But they used a flat black double din kit. Where did you get the gloss black kit? Thanks.

eddie

I got mine off ebay. Here is one from a different seller:
SCOSCHE 07 TOYOTA TUNDRA DASH INSTALL KIT TA2073B +GIFT - eBay (item 300228446458 end time Jun-03-08 19:00:00 PDT)

Mine was from Sonicelectronix who has a website but charges a little more on their website than they do on ebay.
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Oh my goodness. The dealer charged me over 350.00 to install my NAV which included $60 for the dash kit. They have to replace it anyway because there is a crack in it that I pointed out before I left the dealership. They didn't have anymore in stock and had to order one. I'm going to see if they can replace it with a glossy one. If not I'll see if they will install one that I provide without any additional charges.

eddie

$60 is most likely full retail price. If they get you the gloss kit, they will probably charge you the $60 anyway.

I'm betting they used the Metra kit on yours. I don't know why shops still use the flat black Metra kit. It was the first one out, but was replaced with the gloss one. The flat black one is only good if you have a black dash and don't clean finger prints, but how often do you touch the area around the stereo? Metra makes a gloss one as well. I like the Scosche a little better since it doesn't use a separate ring around the head unit. Instead, it's all one piece.

Either they provide the glossy kit or I will but I will insist on them installing it instead of another flat black one. Thanks.

eddie