🔌 Yomikoo Auxillary Adapter Y Cable Radio Wiring Harness for USB Adapter CD Changer (6+6) Pin - Compatible with 2003-2014 Toyota Camry, Corolla, Highlander, RAV4, Yaris Review

Excellent neat thing. This saved me a lot of money because my aux on my Corolla 09 le failed and the dealer charged me 100 each. I went to the stereo shop and they told me there was nothing else to do but buy a new stereo with the aux built in, but this amazing device is exactly the same as the aux and it really doesn't take long to install. I always read the reviews, I was skeptical about this purchase, but it turned out to be excellent.

This product will not work with Scion TC 2005 T1805 Radio. Limited Instructions. Disassembling the machine was easy and I was ready to hook it up in literally 10 minutes. But there is no CD changer on the radio, so no connection. Disappointed with the description of this product as it clearly says it will work. Unfortunately, I didn't install it in the car when I bought it and now it's no longer possible to return it. the one on me.

This is a very easy install, the cable is a nice length and easy to route behind the stereo and pull out of the little pocket to the right of the steering wheel. The sound quality is excellent and the cable is nice and thick so there shouldn't be any problems with bending, twisting and shorting. Overall I am very happy with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone looking to add an extra cable to their factory head unit in a 2006 Tacoma PreRunner.

I really like that the phone charges enough when plugged in and the music sounds pretty clear. As someone else reports, when you turn it on, there's a faint engine noise coming out of the speakers, but no music is playing. Please note that music can only be controlled on the iPhone. The controls on the steering wheel or dashboard do not work. But I bought it to be able to play my library through my car stereo and it currently works for that so I'm a happy camper.

Works great in my truck. I used a cassette adapter on my XM radio and it was awful. It is connected to an additional slot on the radio for a CD changer. If you then double-click DISK, it goes into changer mode, but actually plays what you plugged into the cable. Sounds good. Just go to YouTube to see how to remove a factory radio for some tips. I'm pretty mechanical by nature, but I still look up how to do it first so I don't spend all day swearing and looking for a hidden screw. The only thing

No big deal. My review is dedicated to Yomikoo Car USB MP3 Interface Adapter 3.5mm Car Adapter for Toyota 2x6P Radio. I use it with the iPhone 4s. I connect the iPhone computer cable to the USB cable of this product. All that happens through the USB port is charging, and it's not that fast. I also have to plug in the 3.5mm plug to hear sound. The audio output from the radio is very quiet and I have to turn the volume up - about twice as high as any other source. The 3.5mm plug is also too large