🔊 Enhance Your Toyota's Audio System: Aux Port Adaptor Input Jack 86190-02010 for Corolla, Tacoma, RAV4, Tundra (08-13) Review

In my experience the product arrived defective. I connected it to the dashboard and encountered the same problem. The sound is turned off, like the old one.

My old Jack would start popping and popping and shutting down if not looked at properly. It was very quick and easy to install. Use a credit card to remove the area around the assistive device, switch your devices, and that's it. I have a rav4 2010.

My aux port stopped working on my Tacoma which wasn't a big problem for many years until I wanted to install an XM/Sirius radio in my car. This port solved my problem and the installation took less than 10 minutes after watching a YouTube video or two on installation.

Before I started I had to watch some YT videos to figure out how to disassemble the dashboard. After disassembling the dashboard, it was very easy to install an additional port. Assembling the plate was much easier than disassembling. The aux port works great. I connected a small Bluetooth receiver from Anker and am very happy with the results.

The AUX port on Tundra 07 started working and had to be replaced. The OEM was almost $80, so it was a great alternative. Works great so far - only thing to note is that the original OEM had "AUX" spelled out in white letters, while on this one it's a slightly greenish tint. Obviously this doesn't affect performance in any way, but it doesn't quite match all other button/label colors.

Great for my tundra, original made in mexico and this replacement made in china both seem to be the same quality (cheap) but my aux is working again. The only problem with the aux sushiyi connector is that it should have a lot of play when you plug in the aux cable. Too much play can damage the electrical connections in the auxiliary connection. The best way to avoid this is to plug in the auxiliary cable and never unplug it, just leave it plugged in. It may or may not help.

Bought a 2010 Tundra q a few weeks ago and the aux cable ran as usual in these things, no big deal. , not good. So I buy a cheap guy, everything works great. My problem is that I don't think these things are any different from the originals. The codes and internals are the same, and my secondary latch that closes the link is yellowed and cracked like it's a refurbished unit they simply never replaced with this latch. Otherwise there are no complaints.

One of the best things ever bought. I was having all sorts of problems with my rav4 radio and this little piece solved ALL the problems, not just the extra port problems. (Turned off when changing channels, speakers turned on and off, display went crooked intermittently, dimmed or blank, every hit disconnected from the aux) So little money to solve a big problem and only took 3 minutes to install. Anyone can do this (find a youtube video if you need a little replacement guide). If you are…

We had the most frustrating audio issue in my sister's 2009 Toyota Corolla where no matter what AUX cable was used it would immediately switch back to FM/AM if there was audio on the road. met, and sometimes did not even notice that the AUX cable was connected. There was also crackling from the back seat all the time and most of the time you could only hear the sound from one side or the other, even though you didn't change the settings. . After some digging, I found that replacing this part…