PX6 Android CarPlay Head Unit: Toyota Corolla 2017–2019 Full Install (Also Tacoma & Sienna)

0:00Toyota Corolla Tacoma Sienna. It's just kind of held in. Boom. Look at that reverse. So beautiful with

0:08the steering controls. This thing is ready to go. OEM. Let's wrap it up boys. What's up guys?

0:20It's. It's your boy John. We're back again here with another video. Today we'll be taking a look

0:24at the the side. Look at. It's so beautiful. Now this works for the Toyota Corolla Tacoma Sienna.

0:34It's going to. You'll see the basic design. It'll fit exactly because Toyota made this kind of

0:40Toyota universal. So let's get to the unboxing. All right. So we have the box itself.

0:46This is what's going to be a plug in place so you don't have to buy

0:51any additional harnesses for your Toyota. They have you set. And if you guys were interested in this

0:57product I'll leave a. A link down below so you can buy it. Get the same one as me. Get the same

1:02reliability and support that I did for this one right here. And it's off of Amazon or their AliExpress

1:09store. So there you go. This is the

1:12This is the really nice foam that I like. More wires. This is going to be USB. It's

1:18like accessories stuff. If you had a subwoofer, there's a little Wi-Fi antenna, microphones,

1:23massive. So it's kind of like accessories for cables. And then we have lastly the unit itself. Now the

1:32unit itself is massive. So this will go

1:37go exactly where the OEM used to sit. You have power home back back. The volume switches.

1:45Here's is the side angle. Let's see if I can get a better view for you guys.

1:49Side angle. The back uses the harness. These are where they are accessories. And this is an HDMI

1:58radio antenna. The Wi-Fi GPS. Move to the side. Shows what it has. It

2:17of the unit itself. So let's get to it. All right. So we are in the Corolla. This one actually

2:24doesn't look too bad. It's around the screen. It does look like a really low resolution. Like

2:29something from like a Nintendo DS or something like that. It uses the old school kind of touch screen.

2:35Very matte. The screen itself is matte. It's not rounded. It's like that piano-black plastic. Kind of hard

2:42to see. This one, the owner says the car doesn't. The radio doesn't work anymore. So we're going

2:49to try to combat that and get this thing going. Removing this is actually pretty easy.

2:55You just have

2:56have to remove this trim.

2:58which actually

3:07to just pop this off.

3:09And then right here is what I was talking about. It is hooked on on the bottom of this. So

3:19I might not be able to have that access. But I might be able to just work around it.

3:24It'll be easier. There the going to be plugs for the SRS light and the thing right here actually holding just

3:31came off. So when you remove it, when you put it back, just have it hook in here first.

3:38Then work your way in. After you remove the trim, which only took I. and, like two seconds

3:44to two on,.

3:57I already cut myself. That was because I was removing the trim. So I don't want to block the camera,

4:06but I also don't want to drop the screws. So. What am am I going to do, right? After that,

4:15you want

4:32plugs right here. So just unplug all of them. It's actually pretty easy. There's these little

4:37things. You just press it down and then you pull out. And you can see they're all facing up.

4:42So shouldn't be a problem. All right. So the OEM unit is removed. We will have to transfer these

4:51brackets over. So that's something we're going to do right now too. It is just three screws.

4:58So I'm just going to take it off. All right. So we're going to put that somewhere safe. So

5:11I'm

5:11put that on the back of the car. Have the new head unit right here. I want to put that a little bit

5:18front and center, which is awesome. And then I'm going to get the main harness. This is what's

5:23going to be powering most of the things. I know it's kind of sunny. Hopefully I can make

5:28it so a little bit. You guys can see that little better. Sun's in there. Should I help fight a bit?

5:37So the whole thing, it's kind of one piece. Besides this, this one is a USB adapter for,

5:50so you can retain this USB. So I'm going to plug that one in first. So it has that

5:55black USB. Plug into this gray plug. There you go. Now we match up every plug. First, this is the 28 pin.

6:06Usually that controls reverse cam, steering wheel controls, aux. So we'll plug that one in.

6:14Next off, this actually controls most of it right here. This is the 10 pin. So you can count 10

6:20pins. Boom. Then we have the six pin. One, two, three, four, five, six. This one controls the rear audio.

6:31Boom. 20 pin. It varies, but make sure you plug that one into. And we have this. This is an AM

6:44FM radio. See if I can turn down the ISO so you guys can see a little better.

6:53Looks a little sharper. All right. So we plug that bad boy in, and then you might have an extra one.

7:01Now the extra, extra ones might be redundant for camera, because you can see this 20 pin has the

7:08camera on it. So this other one also has the camera on it too, but we're not going to use it because,

7:16well, we already have the camera one. So they just have redundant cables. Remember, these two

7:20cables were for the trim SRS airbag light and the hazard light. Now, since

7:28we have mostly everything plugged in, for the most part, you also want to ground it,

7:32which we're going to do when we mount the unit back, but it shouldn't be needed to power

7:40the unit because there's already ground. So we're going to plug this bad boy in. Should be like that.

7:54Let's fire up the unit. We can put the

8:04car in accessory. The reason why I do this is it's a good way to

8:05test the C if everything works. So the unit is firing up. That's great news. And then you check

8:10it for audio and after audio works, I like to install the whole unit. So it's like a process.

8:16Hey, make sure it works, turns on, power on. Great. So that's a good

8:23thing. Get the sound going, see if there's any sound, then wrap it up. Now, you guys can see the

8:28time. It's only 11.18. It's only been like, I would say, five, 10 minutes of me installing this.

8:34So this install. It's actually very quick, which makes me happy. So we got audio,

8:42which is what I wanted to test. Now we can wrap things up. Let's put the brackets in.

8:48Let's check the fitment and see where we can go from there. So now that I've verified that it works,

9:18I'm like that. I have a screw into these three points right here if you guys want to replicate

9:24and do the same for the other side. And you should have some great fitment.

9:28So I haven't plugged everything in. I'm just going to check fitment real quick.

9:32Make sure things look right on everything to look solid. It looks pretty good right there.

9:53So with everything pushed down and bolted, we should be good to go. So I'm happy with that.

10:06Take it out again. It says when it comes to fitting. These brackets could be, could be moved.

10:16All right. So the next off is going to be the wiring for the GPS and USB. And I'm going to show

10:24that real quick right here. It's real simple folks. So open. Open the baggy GPS antenna.

10:37What I like to do is I usually use CarPlay. So I'm not a big fan of using these because it

10:43just adds clutter to the install. But I am going to stow it somewhere in the back.

10:51If they are stranded and they need to use GPS antenna for whatever reason,

10:55we'll give them that option for the customer. And we already have it. There's a little sticky

11:02double-sided tape. And I try to do that at the very top, but out of the way. So it doesn't get,

11:12it doesn't block anything. So you just screwed the little golden piece, kind of like the old school

11:18antennas. If you guys are old like me, we used to do this for our Super Nintendo, for our little

11:26antenna, the coax. It's very similar to coaxial. Get it nice and snug. It doesn't

11:35have to be like super tight. Next off, what we need to do is we need to plug in the Wi-Fi.

11:41This is really important because if you use CarPlay, you're going to use Wi-Fi.

11:45So screw that bad boy in the same way, just like so. Extra USB,

11:55which is amazing. So we're going to plug this one. It's actually going to be labeled, I believe.

12:03So do untwist these and it's going to have a little label CarPlay. So I want this one

12:14to be CarPlay compatible. So I'm going to plug in. And these only go one way and this one has four

12:19pins. So you just kind of mashed up right here, four pins. And we're going to plug them. Remember

12:26that one cable we did way back when with this gray tip. We're going to find that and we're

12:33going to. We're going to plug it in. This one right here. So now if you want to use that

12:40USB on the bottom, we have it connected, which is great. And I'm going to wire extra USBs for the user

12:55here to might as well. And if they want to use for their dash cam, they can. So we have extra USBs

13:12for them in there. RCA jack and auxiliary. And we need to check the backup camera. If there's a

13:21backup camera in here. Nope. And see if there's a backup camera in here. Camera, camera. So it's

13:44going to be this brown one right here. You want to plug in wherever it fits. So this one is going

13:50to be on the D slot, which is the camera in. So these we don't need to use in this. So we're not

13:58going to use this one because we don't use RCA jacks will have a subwoofer or anything like that.

14:06And we want to plug in that camera then. So cam then to the plug right here. And

14:17we're going to plug this bad boy and put this thing in reverse and see if all is well. Now I'm

14:40going to hop on the driver's side so I can test this. So you want to check the reverse camera

14:48anytime you put in reverse. And we do have serial controls. I don't know if I can demonstrate

14:53you guys this. There it is. Next. Oh, this is the phone. Next is up and stuff like that. So

15:03everything's already pre-wired. St

15:03eral control works. Reverse camera works. I mean what more can you ask right? Boom. Look at

15:11that reverse. So beautiful with the serial controls. This thing is ready to go. OEM.

15:17Let's wrap wrap it up boys. All the boys. So you want to check the reverse camera.

15:40So our driver's side is plugged in. And we want to get the car to the side.

15:44So that's the right guy. And we're going to plug it into the reverse camera and take

15:53start it up. So we'll be in the reverse. I just want the car to be out and the car

15:56to be in the reverse. So that's about it.

16:05And I'm going to, the car to be on.

16:08ready to go. OEM. Let's wrap it up boys. Alright so the unit is in. It is looking

16:16beautiful. Very nice and let's just give it a nice startup and test. So the fitment

16:25right here is real nice. Fitment on this corner is nice. There is a small gap up

16:31here so if you move the brackets back and forth it should help with the fitment.

16:36But you might have to drill because those are the only mounting points for

16:43the head unit. So you have to have those new holes. Alright so the unit is in. It's

16:49all good. Here are all the apps, reverse camera, carplay. This is what we're

16:54going to be using the most. Kind of just want to show you guys the interface

16:57real quick. Just a quick. This is the SIDAS UI UI and it's pretty nice. I'll show you the

17:04system specs about model number using the PX6. I like the PX6. This is the most

17:09reliable unit that's out right now. 4GB of RAM, planar storage and it

17:13it has Wi fives. So awesome unit. Thank you guys for watching. I'll catch you guys

17:17in the next one. It will work for the Tacoma, Sienna and Corolla. So if you

17:21guys have anything that looks like this shape, chances are you're not gonna get it.