🔌 Upgrade your Toyota’s sound system with plug-and-play precision!
The Metra70-1761 Radio Wiring Harness is a precision-engineered solution designed to fit select Toyota vehicles from 1987 and newer. It powers up to 4 speakers and plugs directly into the factory harness, ensuring a hassle-free installation. Lightweight and compact, this harness is backed by Metra’s expert support and fitment guides, making it the go-to choice for upgrading your car audio system with confidence.
Brand | Metra |
Item dimensions L x W x H | 4 x 0.5 x 3 inches |
Item Weight | 9.07 g |
Connector Type | [Proprietary Connector] |
Recommended Uses For Product | Car |
Manufacturer | METRA Ltd |
UPC | 086429002658 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00086429002658 |
Item Weight | 0.32 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 4 x 0.5 x 3 inches |
Item model number | 70-1761 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Warranty | Please contact the manufacturer |
Expansion | A, B, C, D, E |
Weight | 0.1 Pounds |
H**N
Works, but be very careful where you use them.
Great harness but it's to be used with the connections at the factory amp ( matte silver box to the right under the glove box). So can be used to connect to new radio harness ( you will have to run additional speaker wiring between new radio and this harness) or to install your own amp. I use a 9-volt battery to test which speaker cable goes to which speaker. Be warned, on a 2000 ES300, these adapters fit perfectly for the wiring that goes to the hazard and time clock, DO NOT USE THESE ON THOSE CONNECTIONS, use for connection under glove box.
J**Z
Easy plug n play for 2005 tacoma
The color codes on the wires matched exactly the ones in my aftermarket radio (some cheap knockoff Chinese radio). Everything functions real well with no issues!I used a soldering gun and heat shrink boot coverings for a cleaner look. 2005 Tacoma.
B**
Consistently High-Quality Wiring Harness
I've been using the Metra 70-1761 Radio Wiring Harness for multiple installations, which has never disappointed me.Pros:Always Quality: Metra consistently delivers high-quality products; this wiring harness is no exception. Every harness I've received has been top-notch.Reliable Pins: I've never encountered a poorly pinned plug with this harness. The connections are always secure, ensuring dependable performance.Perfect Fit: This harness fits perfectly with Toyota vehicles from 1987 and up. It makes the installation process smooth and hassle-free.Easy Installation: The harness is well-designed, making connecting the radio to the car's power and speaker system easy. Even for those with essential car audio knowledge, the installation is straightforward.Durable Construction: The materials used are durable and built to last, providing a long-term solution for car audio installations.Cons:None! This wiring harness has exceeded all my expectations every time.The Metra 70-1761 Radio Wiring Harness is reliable and high-quality. It's perfect for anyone installing a new radio in their Toyota. The consistent quality and easy installation make it a must-have for DIY enthusiasts and professionals. It is highly recommended!
W**N
Fits 04 Camry
Exact fit connector for Camry. The wiring was straightforward. All the wires were pre-stripped. The colors matched exactly. The quality was good.
M**Y
Before saying "they don't fit," carefully look further...
2004 Sienna. I was upgrading the original stereo/JBL system with Planet Audio P9640B. The original stereo had 20-pin socket (relatively big), 12-pin socket (small) and another 20-pin (small) socket. Got both 70-1761 and 70-8113 because I wasn't sure. First tried 70-8113 for the bigger 20-pin connector. It fit but no sound was coming out. Next, I tried to connect 70-1761 but these connectors were completely different from the 12-pin and 20-pin harnesses. I was really confused because about 90% reviews gave 4 or 5 stars and said they fit perfectly. about 10% or less reviews said they don't fit and completely different connectors, which was exactly what I was experiencing..... I really didn't want to be one of those clueless 10%.... After hours of googling and searching, browsing, I almost gave up, then deep down in the search results (like 4 pages back) from siennachat.com, someone mentioned this "there's a separate amplifier down low, back behind the bottom area of the central console, so below the radio and closer to the front of the van. When replacing the OEM head unit with one that provides its own amplification, one must unplug the 10-pin and 6-pin connectors going *into* the amplifier, then connect the commonly mentioned Metra 70-1761 to the 10-pin and 6-pin connectors you unplugged. From there, you should be able to follow the usual instructions that make no sense when you're staring at the 12-pin and 15-pin connectors you pulled out of the OEM head unit. It took me forever to piece all of this together." Wow... this was it! Followed this instruction and connected all the speaker wires and power wires, then, everything worked perfectly. (Here, he said 12-pin and 15-pin as opposed to 12-pin and 20-pin, maybe his was a bit different in the pin-setting, anyhow, regardless of this small difference, that's exactly how to use Metra 70-1761.Cheap and working great, but why 4 stars? Because there's no instruction whatsoever, and I had to spend almost 2 days figure this out....
D**N
Does what it needs to do - no problems with our 07 Sienna
Worked like a charm with our 2007 Toyota Sienna. Decent quality.
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