Headphone jack broken inside rear phone port (2016)

[Emreith]

Hi guys,

Earlier this week my wife and I picked up a 2016 Land Cruiser to replace her 2010 4Runner. We are absolutely loving the vehicle and are thrilled with our new addition. Unfortunately, today was not a good day for the LC, my son was using the rear seat entertainment system with his headphones plugged into the phone jack and my four year daughter tripped over the cord when she was trying to get out. The headphone jack has broken off inside the port and we have tried every DIY online technique to get it out and so far unsuccessful. I have just placed an order for the GripStick, which seems to have a pretty good success rate. It will be here in a few days. If that fails, at $150, I will probably just replace the unit, can anyone confirm for me this is the correct part below?

86192-60100 Genuine Toyota Terminal, Headphone

ToyotaPartsDeal.com offers the great deal for genuine Toyota parts 86192-60100 (8619260100) Terminal, Headphone for $202.88. All parts are backed by the Toyota's warranty.

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Here is a pic of her new ride. Thanks in advance.

Eric

 

[gaijin]

...can anyone confirm for me this is the correct part below?

86192-60100 Genuine Toyota Terminal, Headphone

ToyotaPartsDeal.com offers the great deal for genuine Toyota parts 86192-60100 (8619260100) Terminal, Headphone for $202.88. All parts are backed by the Toyota's warranty.

www.toyotapartsdeal.com

Eric

I come up with a different part number:
86190-60070 (Link: Part @ Olathe )

Might want to check with a dealer to make sure.

HTH

 

[Emreith]

I come up with a different part number:
86190-60070 (Link: Part @ Olathe )

Might want to check with a dealer to make sure.

HTH

Thanks, yeah it could be that part also. Either way not too expensive. I'll check with dealer on Monday. Thanks again. Probably a good idea to invest in two break away audio connector for the kids.

Eric

 

[Markuson]

-Skinniest needle or pin you can find...

Heat the needle with a flame/lighter...jam it into the plastic/wire center of the broken post quickly with it red hot... (holding with pliers)...
-Let it cool for 30 seconds to a minute or so...

Pull in a quick motion.
I used to do this at a school district where students would break off

 

[fasteddie2015]

Great suggestion, but dont hold the needle in your bare fingers while heating it up. This is experience talking.