This installation guide is intended to assist you in installing the following Alpine 4Runner head unit bundles:
Before installing your Alpine 4Runner bundle please read the entire installation guide below and also watch the corresponding installation videos within this guide.
Installation videos
After installing your Alpine 4Runner bundle, please make sure to also view the advanced set up video below to dial in your Alpine audio system even more!
Installing Your Alpine Bundle
Step 1: Remove your factory head unit (12:41)
- Remove your factory side panels.
- Remove your HVAC assembly and disconnect the HVAC connector.
- Remove the 4 factory 10mm bolts under the factory radio.
- Gently pull out your factory radio and remove all connections from the rear of the radio.
Step 2: The Dash Cover (14:52)
This is referring to your new Silver or Charcoal 4Runner dash kit cover. At this time do the following:
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Transfer your vents, trim pieces and hazard button harness from your factory head unit and install the hazard button trim provided in our kit to the new dash cover. Reference the installation video above for step-by-step instructions on how to complete this step.
Step 3: Install the body of the bundle (20:22)
This consists of the head unit and our custom wiring harness. If you've purchased the iLX-F509 or iLX-F511 bundles this will include the rear chassis of the bundle including our custom wiring harness only - not the screen portion (yet).
- Make all of your “main” vehicle connections as noted in the diagram below. For 2020+ 4Runners you will be making 3 main vehicle connections.
After making your main vehicle connectors outlined above, please make sure to also connect the following:
- USB Retention Cable (25:49)
- Alpine Navigation Antenna (20:42)& (26:11)
- Microphone (21:46)& (25:33)
- AM/FM Radio Adapter (24:53)
- Sirius/XM Tuner (if selected) (25:10)
Do not power on your head unit until all of your connections have been made. Doing so will cause the Maestro module to calibrate incorrectly.
Sirius/XM: If you've selected to maintain your SiriusXM satellite connection you will need to contact SiriusXM after installation to have them send your subscription signal to your new SiriusXM radio ID which is located on the side of your new SiriusXM module box.
Step 4: Install the Dash Cover (36:54)
Step 5: Attach the Alpine Screen (38:08)
- Attach the Alpine screen to your body
- Apply your 4 screws to secure your screen to the body of your bundle
- Put your power plate into position
- Apply your cover plate over the power plate and secure it in position with the provided two screws.
- Fire up your head unit and be sure to turn on your rear camera functionality (34:06)
- To access the settings menu on your new Alpine head unit you'll need to activate your emergency brake, release it, and then activate it again. If after completing those steps your settings menu is still grayed out - simply enter the AM/FM function on the Alpine home screen and then enter the settings menu on the lower right on the screen.
- Boom! You have completed your installation!
Maestro Troubleshooting
- Maestro RR Reset Procedure: To reset your Maestro RR module, simply watch this video and follow the instructions with your Maestro module.
- Maestro RR Flash Procedure: To reflash your Maestro RR module, please watch this video and follow the instructions. (1) Remove all plugs from Maestro RR - it's a best practice to take a picture off the location of all the plugs prior to removing them to ensure you secure them in the correct location after you're done flashing your module. (2) Use the USB cable (micro USB to USB-A) in your "extra parts" bag to connection your Maestro RR module to a computer (MAC or PC) (3) Visit the Maestro website and press the "Flash My Module" button in the upper right hand corner and follow the prompts for your vehicle and radio type. (4) Follow the instructions in the video to flash your module - don't be alarmed that the website version in the video looks outdated - the process still applies to the current Maestro website. (5) When flashing is complete, reinstall your Maestro module by plugging all the connectors you removed in Step 1.
