DIY STEREO INSTALL 🔧 GR YARIS (LIGHTWEIGHT & NO SPLICING) Audio Upgrade 🔊Part One

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Thanks for watching - I hope you found this useful and informative! Toyota Technical Documentation is available here: www.toyota-tech.eu/
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Комментарии : 104

@tavners8044 3 года назад

Videos get better every time

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Thanks 😁

@chrishoareau974 3 года назад

Excellent work as always Can’t wait for part 2 now 😋

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Thanks! Shouldn’t be too long 😁

@jamescheevers3192 3 года назад

Your videos are none other than amazing. The attention to details are spot on 👍

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Thanks James 😃

@chrishoareau974 3 года назад

Can’t wait ! 😎

@peasley3736 3 года назад

I doff my hat to you sir, you certainly don't shy away from a DIY project. Great work as always.

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Cheers! Happy to give stuff a go. It’s all fun and games until it goes wrong 🤣

@steffydog Год назад

Absolutely superb job and video, cheers fella 👍

@JBCTR 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for the visit

@danielabbate9001 3 года назад

Great video you have skills my friend, keep the vids coming

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Cheers Daniel! I’ll keep them coming 😎

@olliebrown89 3 года назад

Nice video again mate, I've subscribed 👍

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Thanks Ollie - kind of you 😁

@popsbubbles1242 3 года назад

Excellent work, I think that was probably harder than you make it look... DIY projects done well never stop rewarding 👍

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Thanks! I think this is one of those where planning is key. I’ve been thinking about how I’d do this for months which I think made the actual install go quite smoothly.

@daves1245 3 года назад

Excellent informative video. I think a lot of us ST owners who are seriously considering a GR would LOVE a video on the GR's security the same as you did on the ST

@JBCTR 3 года назад

I will see what I can do. Need to find a properly decent DIY hack 🤪😂

@sugarsaint 3 года назад

This video is ridiculously good

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Thanks mate! 🙌🏼

@ianmorgan6988 3 года назад

Great to watch ...

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Cheers Ian!

@user-ey3gg7kv3y 3 года назад

Thx a lot for this video !

@JBCTR 3 года назад

No probs!

@x58evo2puma7 3 года назад

U done a very good job couldn’t be easy to do on that sort of car 100% well done 👍

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Thanks! Must admit, this is one of the easier cars to work on!

@x58evo2puma7 3 года назад

@@JBCTR that’s good can’t wait to see more u do on the car It dose look very nice best one I’ve seen so far well done 👍

@JBCTR 3 года назад

@@x58evo2puma7 thanks 😁

@mikem2652 2 года назад

Very interesting Johnny…. 👍

@JBCTR 2 года назад

Thank you, Mike.

@Connor_25 3 года назад

My dream car 🚗 😍

@hasanalarbash4057 Год назад

Amazing video mate! One thing is that if you wanted to run windows software on a mac, you can install a virtual machine program and run any windows (or linux for that matter) program. You can even let the virtual machine control any of the usb devices that you have. Can be a bit finicky, but much better than hauling a desktop to the garage and running a million meter cable lol.

@superlative600LT 3 года назад

I’ve had a full sound system installed in my GR too… Focal Audio mids and tweets in the front, 2-ways in the rear, powered by a JL audio 5 channel amp and a 10” JL sub (with a base controller in the blank switch by the right of the steering column) and compact box! Sounds awesome!!! What I didn’t like was the fake engine note being piped through and ruined it for me so I’ve since bought the Carista obd2 adapter and turned the artificial sound and noise cancelling off, it’s now perfect and with the music off can really enjoy the sound of the Miltek exhaust too

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Sounds perfect! I’m hoping I’ll be able to forego the sub… we’ll see how we get on!

@pauliks5218 2 года назад

if i cant get rid of the fake engone sound i will get rid of the car. as u say, it can be done with carista. did u use the beta version or just the regular one? here in germany all above 150km/h is inacceptable noisy. no idea why toyata not offers a software update with off-switch in the settings..

@superlative600LT 2 года назад

@@pauliks5218 I used the beta version but ended up just subscribing to the regular version as only £48 for the year… definitely recommend

@chappy4424 3 года назад

I wouldn't have the bottle to do that to my car! Seems very complicated to me but apparently not to you, well done Jonny keep up the good work!

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Thanks Steve! 18 year old me with my many dodgy stereos prepared me for this 🤣

@pigeonpoo1823 3 года назад

Well done. Top work there. And takes some guts and prep. Now you know how the back seats come out...... FIA roll cage beckons (or save all your toilet rolls, spray paint them and do a April Fool gag! Called playing the long game)

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Haha! That’s a lot of toilet roll 🤪

@James-RJM 3 года назад

Intelligent chap! Rather you than me. I'll be satisfied with my JBL setup that's standard in the Convenience pack, which hopefully arrives in a few weeks. You must be looking forward to listening to your "The best of Des O'connor" album once it's finished 😉👍

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Haha sounds good! If only they let us spec more than one pack to a car 😕

@James-RJM 3 года назад

@@JBCTR I know, utter nonsense. Have you noticed the latest South African circuit pack and Mexican standard with bits of convenience pack BOTH have a totally different "toyota" stereo which sits in a bizarre plastic surrounding. Seen it previously, possibly, on Japanese rc version. Very odd lol...

@JBCTR 3 года назад

@@James-RJM Yeah I have seen that. I’ve also seen a (Malaysian?) version with no screen at all 😳

@James-RJM 3 года назад

@@JBCTR Actually, I think the rc is without!? The Mexican version definitely didn't have a USB socket in the usual place either. Bizarre.

@MT-eb2dx 3 года назад

Damn, great video again! Very underrated. Great Infos. Didn't know you can uninstall the sound generator box. I still have it disabled. Also, find it interesting that you didn't install the amp near the power source. And also, where to install a sub?

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Thanks! If you remove the amp under the seat, you’ll lose all sound to the speakers so it needs to be replaced or remain connected. Sub can go under the boot floor… but not sure I will go through with that. We’ll see how I get on with the current set up!

@franciszekjurasz5820 3 года назад

Excellent job, but I'd like to warn you about one thing. I was working on my 2003 3-door Corolla Hatchback recently, and what I found out was that the factory sound treatment consists of cheap tar mats instead of proper butyl mats. These dry up after some time and become dead weight, I had to remove them with liquid nitrogen. I'm glad you made some good shots of the real "inside" of the car, that way I could see that it doesn't differ all that much from mine, which is why I suspect that the factory sound treatment you chose to keep is also the same as it was almost 20 years ago.

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Thanks! And cheers for the advice - good to know! Right now, I intend for this car to be a ‘keeper,’ but we all know how things change! If I do keep it for a long period, I’ll look to switch out the OEM deadening :)

@Lassitude1001 3 года назад

8:30 -- I've done that more times than I can count in my GF's car which requires brake and start button to start (so I can get the heat or aircon going mostly).

@philevo400 2 года назад

Excellent video!.....sorry im not up on speakers amps etc....can i just swop the door/qtr speakers with audiston or similar upgraded speakers?...or would i definately need an amp?

@JBCTR 2 года назад

I would recommend an amp. The speakers would be underpowered when running off the stock head unit and you’ll also be using the stock EQ which may sound strange on speakers it wasn’t designed for.

@Florensuescuncolomo 3 года назад

Excelent video but just wondering about those rubber car mats🤔 where did you got them?

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Thanks. Just cheapo Halfords ones I think! They’re pretty old lol

@TheArrowkarts 3 года назад

A subwoofer is a must

@JBCTR 2 года назад

Maybe one for the new year! The woofers in the doors are pretty powerful but obvs nothing on a sub!

@tkskagen 2 года назад

Is there a Software Upgrade (integrated) for the Stock Multimedia Unit to allow for a 5-9 channel Equalizer? I own a USDM 2020 Yaris LE Sedan, and this car needs a MAJOR Sound System UPGRADE! Plus keeping the stock (OEM) look is prefered. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and process! 👍

@JBCTR 2 года назад

No problem! I’m not aware of an OEM upgrade. The hardware isn’t great to start with to be honest!

@marcofabris4168 Месяц назад

the cable where you did the soldering is the speaker input cable, while the one coming from the yaris is the speaker output cable. how did you do?

@Whosaiaze 3 года назад

Great video. Surely that amp has an automatic turn on when it sees an input from the headunit? Did you need to run the blue remote turn on lead?

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Thanks! Yes, it does have automatic turn on - multiple different options infact! I just wired it the traditional way lol.

@richardpowell723 3 года назад

👍

@FastHurricane 11 месяцев назад

ok all very nice, but, how did you make the output connections to the toyota smart connect? did you disassemble the touchscreen and behind it are the RCA outputs to take to the amplifier?

@FastHurricane 11 месяцев назад

I bought a yaris cross, the infotainment is the same, but your video is missing the part that shows how to connect the toyota smart connect to the amplifier.

@dorsetwurzle1491 3 года назад

Audison Prima amplifiers can switch on with speaker detection, saving you having to run a remote wire.

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Yup, you are correct. I just did an old school install lol.

@honchoNI 3 года назад

Hey! I get my GR next week and don't know if I have the patience for part two. Any initial feedback on the DSP or lack of ANC?

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Hey! Part 2 is up now: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JF4jpBcmqgM.html DSP is fantastic. Noise cancelling removal is noticeable, but so is the addition of sound deadening 👍🏼

@BJJBOURN 2 года назад

Love the videos on the Yaris, watched them all! The only bit which I’m not totally in-sync with is the initial wire loom from the amp to the original factory wires (how is this done? What’s the white unit connecting the two lots of wires?). Any help you can give me on this would be massively appreciated :) Thanks and keep smashing it! Edit: Given i’m likely to keep the car and the audio system for a long time, is there any negative side to crimping the wires directly to each other instead?

@JBCTR 2 года назад

The white unit is the original plug feeding the OEM amp. I’ve then made ‘pins’ to take the necessary feeds from each wire in the OEM plug. I’ve intentionally not shared the pin locations as I don’t want to be held responsible if anyone gets them wrong! The information is available on the Toyota technical website which is in the description. No issues with splicing the wires directly. Only risk is how well the OEM system would go back in 👍🏼

@BJJBOURN 2 года назад

@@JBCTR thanks for the reply! The amp I'm looking at comes with RCA inputs, so I will have to buy a line converter and crimp this up to the initial wiring loom (I think that's right? Haha). Regarding the remote wire, is there just one wire from the back of the amp REM? If so, am I able to run this into the the fuse box with the same method you used on the Dash cam wiring video? Many thanks for your help, Dec

@JBCTR 2 года назад

@@BJJBOURN I would consider getting an amp with high level inputs if you can. Mainly because it can take four inputs as opposed to two which means you can keep FR, FL, RR & RL. I would also say that a DSP is almost required as the head unit has a bit of a weird EQ on it that is tuned for the stock speakers.

@BJJBOURN 2 года назад

Thanks for all your help on this! I’ve decided on the build, just trying to sort the logistics of wiring out. I’m not using rear fills, I’m instead I’m going to run active. How much speaker cable would you recommend buying for the 2 fronts and 2 tweeters, with the amp being in the front seat?

@Jonathan_Doe_ 2 года назад

I’m surprised you didn’t run into issues using the outputs from the OEM head, someone measured the output from the head into the factory DSP unit and said it’s basically speaker level signals going into it?

@JBCTR 2 года назад

That is all the amplifier needs :)

@RGTNEREU 3 года назад

Nice work !! Eliminates the fake engine sound ?

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Cheers. Yup, engine sound and noise cancelling is added by the OEM amp. By removing it, you remove these features 👍🏼

@RGTNEREU 3 года назад

@@JBCTR great work !! Congrats !!

@RuariAllen 3 года назад

Hey, what distributor/retailer did you use to purchase the audison kit?

@JBCTR 3 года назад

Hey! Can get it from any Four Car Audio retailer. Got mine from John Kleis in Reading

@RuariAllen 3 года назад

@@JBCTR Thankyou

@TheDigitalblue 3 года назад

JB CTR quick question if you dont mind me asking how did/are you using for your car insurance

@JBCTR 3 года назад

It’s just on run of the mill road insurance from a comparison website. There isn’t enough modifications on it to warrant using a modified specialist IMO. I did have to sacrifice track insurance though, which was included with the specialist policies I used on my fiesta.

@TheDigitalblue 3 года назад

@@JBCTR out of curiosity who was you with for your ST

@JBCTR 3 года назад

@@TheDigitalblue I cycled through the usual modified insurers for the 7/8 years I had Fiestas. Greenlight, Flux, Brentacre, Sky etc

@michelfortier9563 2 года назад

I'd like to know your background to tackle the projects you've done. Are you an engineer? Taking apart things isn't a problem for me, just putting it back together is the problem. I'd be scared after taking everything apart that once put together, I'd have extra parts and wondering where they went.....

@JBCTR 2 года назад

Not an engineer. I did a lot of audio installs when I was young and fearless 😂 this is my first one in about 10 years though. Tech has changed a lot!

@chriscuthbertson 2 года назад

Does nobody make a T harness so yuo could have got the audio out of the back of the factory headunit? Running speaker cables with power cable should be fine, as it's after it has been amplified.

@JBCTR 2 года назад

Nope, nothing on the market! Or at least there wasn’t when I did this work!

@pauliks5218 2 года назад

so the OME Amp is delivering that silly fake engine sound? is there any input-cable from that mic so that i could just pull it off? or a pole to disconnect/isolate? i am not a sound-freak, so i wont spend 1000bucks for another amp. i just want that noise off.

@JBCTR 2 года назад

You can code it out with Carista or similar (I believe). I’m not sure which wires are responsible for the engine sound enhancement, or if the device would still work with them disconnected.

@S73PJY1971 3 года назад

jesus! thats a lot of work to go balls deep for decent ice. ill put my hand up and ask the stupid question, why not use the wires that are there for the speakers and amp? also how many bits did you have left over once the car was back together? hahaha.

@JBCTR 3 года назад

You can re-use the wires and if this was an older car, I probably would. However to use them you need to either cut the plugs off or splice in to them and I didn’t want to do either. This way I can put the factory system back in with no issues. Arguably, the larger cables will provide ‘better’ sound quality too… I’m not entirely sure on that one though. Maybe a sales pitch 😅