Scosche TA02BCB Stereo Wiring Harness Compatible with Select Non-Amplified 1987-21 Geo, Lexus, Toyota, Scion and Subaru Vehicles. - Wire Harness for Car Stereo. Check Vehicle List Below for Your Model

Worked perfect with my 08 Toyota Highlander. Everything plugged straight in and was easy to connect.

Quick and easy to install great price and fast shipping

Used this to fit an aftermarket stereo in my "2012 Toyota Prius C" after the stock one stopped connecting to Bluetooth. Everything was pretty much plug-and-play. I would recommend using a decent crimper as the $10 one from Walmart made the connections feel iffy. Still, after hours of listening, the connection is solid and I have had zero issues!

Easy connectors, plugs right in to existing wire harness

Super accurate plugged right into my vehicle great quality and functionality

At first I thought I bought the wrong harness for a 2005 Camry XLE JBL without Nav. I put everything together then tried to put it in the car and it wasn't even close to fitting. The issue is that you don't want to plug this into original stereo plugs, but to the jacks physically located under them. There will be a white and blue jack, these go to the amplifier. Unplug these and plug the Scosche in, leave original stereo plugs hanging. This results in the stereo powering the speakers but you will notice zero difference (actually sounds better IMO). I combo'd this with an ASWC-1 and Metra 70-8114 and have all controls from the steering wheel working fine. Recommend Wire Harness Tape to clean things up. All wires went to same color, no need to break into wiring or cut anything, just take time and pull up instructions for all parts.

Was great for installing a car radio

My 1994 Camry had a factory cassette/CD player when I bought it last year. I was afraid to put a cassette into a stereo that old, and the CD player worked but hey, only 1 CD at a time.There are some pretty nice car audio systems available and I got a cheap one that handles bluetooth on the phone, SD cards, USB sticks, etc. The installation was a walk in the park! I popped off the bezel, removed four screws, and the old system was out. The new one had wires hanging out and the colors on this harness matched perfectly. It took about ten minutes to crimp those wires and then the two connectors plugged right in where the factory unit was. I plugged in the antenna and screwed in the four screws, then did a smoke test before putting the bezel back on. No smoke, just music :)It doesn't get much easier than this. If I ever decide to get a fancier stereo later, you can be sure I'll be back for another one of the harnesses.