Install Guide for your 2010-2013 4Runner that is Non-amplified system and has a backup camera in the rearview mirror or no backup camera.
This installation guide is intended to be used to assist you during the installation of your
Sony 7000, 5600, 5500, 3200 or 150 4Runner Plug and Play Bundle from Trail Grid Pro.
Installation Videos
Sony Bundle Installation Video
Sony Microphone Video
Sony Microphone Mount Install
Adding Front Facing USB
Installing your bundle
1. The Body – Consists of the head unit and our custom wiring harness.
You’re Going To Install This First!
Sony Bundle Notes:Â Your Sony bundle will arrive with the dash kit cover detached from the body of the bundle – this will be different than shown in the video on this guide. The new Metra kit now utilizes the 4 factory 10mm bolts to secure the body of your head unit into the dash.Â
- Make all your vehicle connections as noted in the document below. We’ve drawn a red box around the vehicle connectors you’ll be using for your installation, which are 3, 4 & 5. Vehicle connectors 1 and 2Â will not be used.
- All the plugs are keyed plugs, which means they only fit their match on the Toyota side. All you’re doing is matching plugs – it may look like a lot of wires but it’s simple.
You will be using vehicle connectors 3, 4 & 5
- Next, secure Sirius/XM satellite connection (if applicable), AM/FM antenna connection, Sony supplied microphone and the USB retention cable connection. Make sure you leave the hazard button connection accessible as you will plug it in when you’re connecting the dash kit.
- DO NOT POWER ON YOUR HEAD-UNIT BEFORE ALL CONNECTIONS ARE MADE. This will cause an error when the PAC module is trying to calibrate to your vehicle.
More Install Tips Regarding The Components Of Your Sony Bundle
2010 – 2013 4Runner owners with their back-up camera in your rearview, it will remain in their rearview with our bundle.
Your bundle will come equipped with a antenna adapter that will be plugged into the lower left hand corner of the rear of the chassis. Please make sure you plug in the factory antenna plug into our antenna adapter.
If you have a 2010 – 2012 4Runner, in some cases you won’t have the item I’ve described above as your factory antenna cable is already circular (doesn’t require an antenna adapter) and simply plugs directly into the back of the Sony radio.
2010 – 2013 4Runner:Â
If your USB connection is in your glove box, included is a kit to create a front facing USB. Follow this segment of video to create a front facing USB.
2012 – 2019 4Runner:
If your factory USB location is underneath your head unit included in your kit is a USB retention adapter.
You will need to use the provided Sony microphone with our bundle. We’ve included our brand new microphone mount with your kit. See this video regarding how to install it.
Or, you can mount the microphone in our previous suggested location. Watch this regarding how to install: 4Runner mic install
2010 – 2013:Â If you selected “Maintain Sirius/XM” at checkout you’ll receive the SXV300.Â
The SXV300 tuner will be mounted on the back of your bundle, and plugged into the back of the Sony radio.
The antenna will be in the parts bag in your box.Â
You will need to use the provided satellite antenna in the kit. We are not able to retain your factory antenna. The antenna will need to be mounted on the outside of the vehicle for optimal signal.
2. The Dash Kit - Your new Silver or Charcoal Metra 4Runner Dash Cover.
You’re Going To Install This Second!
- Transfer your vents, trim pieces, and install the hazard button trim to the dash kit just like in the video below.
- Small yellow clips:Â Please use the small yellow tab clips provided with our bundle to attach to the four tabs on the back of our dash kit. They are more robust than the factory clips and hold our bundle more securely.
- Make sure to connect the hazard button wire before installing the dash kit into your dash, over the body of the bundle.
Troubleshooting
Using a factory phone cable when making your connection for Apple CarPlay or Android Auto is a MUST. When I say factory, I mean just like the cable that originally came with your phone. It cannot be a cable that you bought from Amazon or from the grocery store – those are only charging cables in most cases, not charging and data cables. Also, remember – phone cables don’t last forever. If you ever have connectivity issues in the future – I’d try to swap your cable for a new one.
Download the Android Auto app from the GooglePlay. If you’re experiencing issues with Android Auto, here is a decent video that walks you through some troubleshooting of Android Auto. The head unit shown in this video is not a Sony, so just focus on the general troubleshooting aspects.Â
Restoring Factory Settings
You can restore the interface to factory default settings by pressing and holding the programming button on the side of the module until the status LED starts blinking red. Once the LED starts blinking red, release the button. You must release the button while the LED is blinking red in order to perform the reset. Please note, the LED will go through two stages before it starts blinking red. First it will blink green, then amber, then red.
This reset will restore the following settings to their factory defaults:
- SWC Mapping
- Parking Brake Output Settings
- Factory Amplifier Settings
- Real Fade will be reset to on
Dip Switch Settings
If after completing these steps you’re not able to function all your steering wheel controls (answer on specifically), on the PAC module change the dip switches on the side of the module to 1, 2 & 3 as “on” and 4 as “off”. Currently, they are set to the exact opposite of that with 4 as “on” and 1, 2 & 3 as “off” – so you’ll just be reversing them.
