Yaris, Radio/tape/tns200 Sat Nav

[J5FF]

Thanks to the contributions of Steve Ratcliffe, dpm, and a cornered toyota auto electrian. and Me!

here is the Toyota Yaris Wiring Colour key for then audio System and tns200 sat nav.

Viewed looking INTO Yaris (top Radio) Multi display plug. (wires at the back)

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[[ 1 , 2 ]]===[[ 3 , 4 ]]=====[[ 5 , 6 ]]===[[ 7, 8 ]]

[[====]]===[[=============== ]]===[[====]]

[[9, 10 ]]===[[11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 ]]===[[17, 18]]

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Note: *MICAW = Mine Isnt Connected And Works!!!

1.

2.

3.PINK = TX+,= Goes to tape/radio player

4.White/black = GND, = Earth

5.

6.

7.Blue* = ECU-IG, = 7.5A

8.Blue/yellow = +B, DOME = 15A

10.

11.Blue** = TX-, = Goes to Tape/radio player

12.Black/red** = Temp SG, = Ambiant Temp sensor *MICAW

13.Green** = Temp, = Ambiant Temp sensor *MICAW

14.Black/Red* = TAUB, = Ignition switch 15A

15.Black/Orange= T, = Goes to Injector No1 And Engine ECU *MICAW

16.VIOLET/white = SPD, = speed sensor wire From Combination Unit or fit one.

17.Green* = Lights ON, = wire to lights.

18.Grey = ACC, = 15A

Most car made after 1992 have a SPD (Speed sensor wire for speedo) I dont know whether you can fit it to another vehical and just press reset tyre coeficient, to learn your new, pulse per mile, Wheel Diameter. But i suspect you can. Infact Tommorrow im going to connect it to a pedle bike with one of those cheap digital speedo's to see if that pulse signal would work. I'll let you know.

The tape/radio unit again looking INTO it.

Can you picture it ?

GOOD.

reads, has above left to right top to bottom

1. light Green = speaker Goes with 5.

2. PINK = speaker Goes with 6.

3. GREY = ACC, 15A

4. BLUE/YELLOW = +B, 15A DOME

5. BLUE = speaker goes with 1.

6. PURPLE = speaker goes with 2.

7.WHITE/BLACK =GRN = Earth

8.

9.

10. GREEN = Lights ON, = wire to lights.

Sat-nav loom

after connecting the tns 200 sat-nav loom to the (top) Radio

and the (bottom) Tape unit you have four wires left the

yellow = Connect to wire on top plug shown above No.3 PINK TX+

Yellow/Black = Connect to wire on top plug shown above No.11 Blue** TX-

Red/Blue = connects to reversing sensor (on a Yaris its a RED/WHITE wire going into a white connecter plug marked 9P

going into the fuse box.)

Violet/white = SPD has above

takes a while to find satellites for the first time when its been of the Battery. around an hour. maybe longer/shorter

oh set the time, it stops it searching different time zones

for satellites.

Its late may add more later...........feel free to add something.....

Cheers

J5FF

[dannyb999]

hey jeff, do you know of a way to wire in an aftermarket mp3 stereo (ie. my sony mp3 unit) but still ahve the satelite navigation unit working as it would with the standard cd player installed?

cheers

danny :)

[jaxx]

brilliant! ill add this to the yaris titbits thread!

one question on the speed pulse. is this plug located behind the little dash screen or the radio itself??

im after the pulse line for my alpine at nav. my dealer told me it was on the instrument cluster on a red/white wire but seems wrong as the speed pulse output doesnt show to be working

[J5FF]

sorry dannyb999 dont know!!!

Hi jaxx,

The speed pulse wire on a yaris can be found by locateing the 18P connector on the multi display. turn the 18P connector so the wires face you and the connector's tap is on top.

locate the wire (violet/white) in the third hole from the left on the bottom row.

This is a very good link to find where most speed sencing wires can be found on most cars and vans. hope this helps

http://www.delta-autotronics.com/Speedsensors.htm

regards jeff

[mervt]

Just taken deivery new T3Spirit. Have cruise control DIY kit have moved from old car and wish to fit to Spirit.

Would the speed sensor wire you talk of be suitable to replace the connection from sensor magnet I usually have to fit to the drive shaft.

Have you heard of anyone in the club who has retrofitted a cruise control.

thanks

Mervt