Try crutchfield. They will probably have one that meets your needs. But if your looking for something that meets everything you mentioned at the price point of the one you listed, your choices will most likely be limited.

 

I'm not opposed to spending a little more. I looked on Crutchfield and found this Sony receiver that looks like it might fit the bill. Reviews are mixed on the features but with the $100 install kit it looks like I can keep my backup camera and steering wheel button functionality. What do you think?

https://www.crutchfield.com/p_158XAV5000/Sony-XAV-AX5000.html

 

I'm not opposed to spending a little more. I looked on Crutchfield and found this Sony receiver that looks like it might fit the bill. Reviews are mixed on the features but with the $100 install kit it looks like I can keep my backup camera and steering wheel button functionality. What do you think?

https://www.crutchfield.com/p_158XAV5000/Sony-XAV-AX5000.html

If you're not using the iMaestro install kit, you'll lose a lot of your OEM features currently accessible through your factory head unit. The iMaestro kit (module, harness, misc wires) runs about $200. I recently installed a basic Pioneer head unit because the factory unit's layout and sound quality are so awful. Laid out $300 for the head unit plus $200 for the iMaestro kit. As far as head units being able to do what you're looking for, I'm no expert. But I have to say, you'll regret it if you don't get the iMaestro install kit. Additionally, the head unit must be compatible with iMaestro. I imagine a lot of the 'generic' Android head units are not. If you have questions about the install, let me know!

 

You will absolutely need a Maestro RR kit and T02 harness. Otherwise say goodbye to to all the information you can see on the screen between your gauges. And say goodbye to adjusting factory settings like Headlight & domelight off timers etc..
The Maestro kit & T02 Harness makes an easy plug and play to retain these factory features, steering wheel controls, and factory back up camera operation.
However you will need to get an aftermarket headunit that is Maestro RR compatible.

Go here: http://maestro.idatalink.com/product/product/product_id/102

Most the major aftermarket headunit brands offer Andriod Auto and CarPlay.

 

YES! As long as the headunit is supported by Idatalink Maestro RR which your Seicane i am not sure if it supports it or not.

You will need an Idatalink Maestro RR and a TO2 harness.

iDatalink Maestro ADS-MRR Interface Module
[ame]https://www.amazon.com/ADS-MRR-Maestro-RR-Universal-Replacement/dp/B00E4W1644[/ame]

iDatalink HRN-RR-TO2 Factory Integration Adapter
[ame]https://www.amazon.com/ADS-HRN-RR-TO2-Plug-T-Harness-Toyota-Vehicles/dp/B01K02TMKQ[/ame]

UTO2 Part Number: ACC-USB-TO2
[ame]https://www.amazon.com/ADS-Tech-iDatalink-ACC-USB-TO2-full-size/dp/B077YS81M4[/ame]

 

YES! As long as the headunit is supported by Idatalink Maestro RR which your Seicane i am not sure if it supports it or not.

You will need an Idatalink Maestro RR and a TO2 harness.

iDatalink Maestro ADS-MRR Interface Module
https://www.amazon.com/ADS-MRR-Maestro-RR-Universal-Replacement/dp/B00E4W1644

iDatalink HRN-RR-TO2 Factory Integration Adapter
https://www.amazon.com/ADS-HRN-RR-TO2-Plug-T-Harness-Toyota-Vehicles/dp/B01K02TMKQ

UTO2 Part Number: ACC-USB-TO2
https://www.amazon.com/ADS-Tech-iDatalink-ACC-USB-TO2-full-size/dp/B077YS81M4

You will also need the dash kit:
[ame]https://www.amazon.com/dp/B014U6OKUK[/ame]


and if you want to use your factory antennae

[ame]https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003VYWSES[/ame]


And I would highly recommend this so you can use all your stereo features whether you're in park or not (some units block certain functions, such as DVD playback)
[ame]https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00A9AQPUU/[/ame]

 

This post has been dead for a while, but wondering if anyone here, when they changed all of this out, also changed out the speakers, or added an amplifier? Had a friend who bought a different interface module for his system (it was a PAC) and the trouble he ran into is that he had to run the speaker wires through it, and the amp he had would not work through it. Did not know if anyone had that issue as well or had a workaround.

 

I had no issues with the pac and amp, I kept the stock head unit though. I cut the stock harness at the back of the unit and ran wiring to the pac. details are iffy because it was 4 years ago

 

Here’s an excellent video that explains (almost) everything needed to install an 8” pioneer HU.

 

I replaced my headunit and did so with the full iMaestro kit as explained in detail above. I also replaced both my door and rear deck speakers with Pioneer 6x9's. Let's just say it went from mundane to wow with that change. Absolutely blows away the factory speakers. You get just enough power out of the headunit to get some good bass. The Pioneers I got were $35/pair and came with install brackets for the front doors. I had to get aftermarket brackets for the rear deck. Install was super easy. But seriously, you're going to get some good, loud bass. Just this side of amps and subs!

 

I replaced my headunit and did so with the full iMaestro kit as explained in detail above. I also replaced both my door and rear deck speakers with Pioneer 6x9's. Let's just say it went from mundane to wow with that change. Absolutely blows away the factory speakers. You get just enough power out of the headunit to get some good bass.

Do you have JBL system that you bypassed or just regular stock system? with the imaestro kit , did you retain full steering wheel and backup camera functions? I have the XSE and was wondering if i change my head unit , will i be able to keep the stock JBL ?

 

I do not/did not have JBL. Yes, the iMaestro/iDatalink kit retains all functions including steering, as long as those functions are also available on the new head unit. I bought a head unit with a backup camera input, but if your new head doesn't have a rear camera in, that won't work. I am not sure what you mean by 'keep JBL' since the idea is that you're replacing your JBL head unit? You're literally replacing the JBL head unit. It's like saying "how do I get Goodyear tires and keep my Bridgestone tires?"

 

sorry , for the confusion . I meant- will i be able to keep everything stock(minus the headunit,obviuosly..) meaning the amplifier, speakers, etc..

Good to know that the backup stock camera will work. I didnt want to buy an aftermarket unit . Thanks

 

Has anyone tried the 10 in Pioneer Float display?? I am debating on this series but not sure how it'll look in the car!
DMH-WC6600NEX
DMH-WT8600NEX

 

No wonder why we need self driving cars

My stereo plays music. The only thing I require is "multiple sources", whether I want to use USB, MP3 player, CD, satellite, or blueteeth. I have a phone mount so GPS is via phone. Rear camera is fancy but I am just fine with turning my head and using my 3 mirrors while also practice smart parking.

I don't make phone calls while driving, I don't use text messaging when driving, I don't use fakebook while driving..... I just CONCENTRATE ON DRIVING.