Stereo Harness for 1992-2019 Toyota, 2010-2019 Subaru Aftermarket Radio Wire Harness Female + Male Plug Connector Without JBL System Add Subwoofer Amplifier

I can confirm these fit perfectly on a corolla 2009 S without jbl. Used it to splice in an amp without cutting the stock harness. Worked well. Easy to install. Wire colors do not quite match the stock harness but they match the amp harness, and since it plugs in how its supposed to, the color matching to the car harness doesnt really matter, as long as you match the amp in/out well.

Easy to install

Harness worked well. Real nice red wolf stereo harness. I used it for my 04 GTO as the vehicle uses some of these harness plugs. Just as described.

Very nice alternative to cutting factory harness. Used on Scion iM OEM radio to a LOC, for those with a toyota OEM 6 pin harness wanting to tap into the rear speakers, this is perfect for you. YOU WILL need an X-ACTO knife kit to chop off the guidance into the factory harness and radio. I assume all TOY OEM radios are different so be sure to take a very long look and know exactly what to cut off on both ends. MAKE SURE YOU DO NOT NEED TO RAM IT INTO either the factory radio or harness, it should click in and easily be removed. IF it doesn't connect easily, there is more that needs to be removed. BE AWARE of the pinout and wire colors as the wires in-between the rear 2 channel pins 4,5 are different colors, so be sure to sketch out the wire to pin before soldering/crimping them. They are perfect for solder splices but I imagine you could get away with a crimp and environmental splice. I wouldn't use electrical tape or forget the hard mating as the harness will usually be shoved and cramped in the center console due to the extra length and may come apart and short over time. In conclusion. this is the perfect price and you get the big and small pinout harness interconnect. although I only needed the 6 pin, its leagues cheaper and easier to get this and make some cuts to this product than buying an expensive one that you may need to cut. The kit that had everything I needed was the X-ACTO compression, please be safe and use tough gloves

Worked perfect for 2017 Tacoma install with Kicker Hideaway. Did not need to splice into factory wires at all. Wires are labeled as well - would 100% purchase again.

I received this quick, however one of the female harnesses is missing and one of the male harnesses wires are twisted, broken and have sodder on them. I obviously received someone's returned rejected crap. No quality control and this is what I get? I have to install a radio into my Niece's car tomorrow for her 16th Birthday surprise! Thanks for nothing and I will never buy again

Item is pretty decently made. I bought it for my wife's 2014 Subaru Forester but it doesn't fit. The connectors on the car are different.

I purchased this Red Wolf aftermarket stereo harness for my 2018 Toyota Tacoma (non-JBL) and it was a perfect fit. I was initially concerned because the listing details didn't make any claims on the Tacoma and the Q&A stated it would not fit. However, I studied the wiring on the images and it matched the wires for the stock Tacoma stereo down to the wire colors and intended use of the wires (see attached images). I needed this harness so that I can tap it to send high level signal to my car 5 channel amplifier. And for those Tacoma owners wondering, yes the blue remote/antenna wire does send a signal (confirmed with multimeter) from the stock stereo even though it's not used by the car. However I did not use it as my amplifier could power on with the signal from the speaker wires and enabling both would cause issue for the stock stereo to auto mute. Hope my successful experiment helps anyone in the same situation.

No olvides que si quieres hacer el upgrade de que sirvan los controles del volante necesitas una interfaz extra

Genial

this one you can user if upi looking for female connectors to operate Toyota radio at home , removed from a car

Does not fit 1998 Toyota Sienna, returned

OK quality. Connectors look on the cheap side