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Changing Car Radio In Yaris 1999


Gugs
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Hey guys

I just bought my first Toyota Yaris from 1999. My question here is, if it's possible to change the car radio to a better one with aux and such, and if so, could I get the new radio to coorporate with the display screen that says which radio channel I'm on and so?

Best regards, Gugs

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It is possible, but you will lose the ability to use the steering controls and there is (AFAIK) no way for it to use the main LCD display. May be a bit awkward as the new headunit would go where the coin-letterbox-slot thingy which is quite near the gear stick.

The xcarlink/gromaudio boxes work with the existing system by pretending to be CD multichangers (My Yaris thinks I have 14 CDs :lol:) and work pretty well with all the existing systems including the RDS and steering wheel controls (Although they can't display track names sadly), and are a doddle to install.

If you don't mind hanging upside-down in the passenger footwell, it is even possible to install one without removing the head unit!

However, they are very expensive compared to a lot of better-featured headunits and don't appear to have dropped in price since I bought my first one (Which was something like 6 years ago!)

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