LX470 2004 | Need help with Android Screen
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I was able to fix the rear speakers and sub not working. For details on the problem, check this post. Here's the solution:
Move pin G13 to G12. That's the white wire with a black stripe.
Move pin G9 to G14. That's the grey wire with a black stripe.
The original harness looks like this:
You want to modify it to look like this:
After that, the rear speakers and sub are working perfectly and all speakers have full volume.
Move pin G13 to G12. That's the white wire with a black stripe.
Move pin G9 to G14. That's the grey wire with a black stripe.
The original harness looks like this:
You want to modify it to look like this:
After that, the rear speakers and sub are working perfectly and all speakers have full volume.
I emailed them as I’m getting ready to order this unit and give it a go. Asked them if it will be shipping from Australia or elsewhere so i can anticipate the tariffs. The person responding “Nadia” said that i shouldn’t worry because it’s already paid. Not sure what that means
Thanks for linking that! I pulled out my unit and confirmed the wires the need to be moved as described in your post. I tried fiddling with the connector but can't figure out how to free the pins. What is the trick to getting them out?I was able to fix the rear speakers and sub not working. For details on the problem, check this post. Here's the solution:
Move pin G13 to G12. That's the white wire with a black stripe.
Move pin G9 to G14. That's the grey wire with a black stripe.
The original harness looks like this:
You want to modify it to look like this:
After that, the rear speakers and sub are working perfectly and all speakers have full volume.
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I used a cheap pin removal tool from Amazon. They only cost a few bucks and make it 10x easier!
Where do you insert the pin removal tool? Front? Back? Little holes in the front above the actual pin holes?
That's the part I'm struggling with.
It goes in the back if i remember. In the same hole as the wire. It took a bit of fiddling so easier to do with the harness out of the truck, but that's a pain too.
Okay good to know. I have a bunch of random dental tools (I'm not a dentist) that come in handy for stuff like this. I'll give it a shot tomorrow.
Once I get the pins out do they just press back into the correct sockets?
Yep. Getting them back in is super easy. They just click in.
