Late model toyota audio jack repair.this will work if your stereo will jump back to radio or cd while on aux mode. All you need is a soldering iron and a phi…
Toyota aux jack fix DIY
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Worked on my ’08 Tundra. Thanks!
(oops) jumped the gun on me. As I was trying to say this Aux thing has been so frustrating. Then a couple of days ago it went out completely. I love listening to audio books and I’m in my car 40 hrs a week, this is serious now. I could not believe what an easy fix this was. I’ve never taken the trouble to comment on a post but your post was so helpful. Thanks. Putnee
I’ve had my 2010 corolla for over 2 yrs and it’s been a co
awesome… have a 2010 corolla with the identical issue. Thanks for posting!!
This worked amazingly. I actually prefer always having access to the aux input anyways. Now I can stop almost crashing every time the aux goes out. Thanks!
I dont know how to solder the piece? or know what that even means. its kinda of confusing since i am not tech saavy whatsoever… pls help!
I’m having this issue currently in my 2010 Camry. Where do I get the pieces from? Other than the dealer ship.
Thanks for the tutorial 🙂 Worked perfectly!
thank you for this video I just did this and it works perfect. better than factory
Thank you for making this video. Worked great saved me about $100. Thanks Again
This worked for me too, thanks so much for the Iinfo
It worked! It should have been designed like that in the first place. Thanks
Thanks for the info,works GREAT!!!
Worked like a charm! Thanks for the advice.
I had a destroyed jack and your video helped decipher which connection does what! The FJ Cruiser Factory Service Manual didn’t show how the sense lead works. Now it makes sense: 14.5kOhm = jack unplugged and sense line kept from floating; 2.62kOhm = jack plugged in. Thank you!
Thanks. Great fix. Glad I stumbled around it. I agree it was a stupid design. Maybe it would have been an ok design if it worked 100% of the time. Cheers.
Hey there Forrest Duston, I have a problem in my 09 Corolla that I just recently found out. I think I have a problem with my AUX and when I try to press the AUX/DISC button it won’t switch to my AUX when I have it plugged in and it goes to disc IF I have a music disk in it but I want it to go to my AUX. Any help or suggestions is helpful
I just tried it. It worked perfectly. I can vouch for this method!
Thanks so much for this! No wasted money or resources. Thank god for the internet and people like you.
Dude you are the man. Thank you for this video I have this problem for 2 yrs and you help me solve it.
Great video! Just applied this to my 2012 corolla and its working great. Thanks for the knowledge.
CRAP!!! I forgot to drop it on the ground first… What to do now?!?
Video sideways….learn.
that vary nice idea i hope im gonna solve this fuckin problem thanks man
So basically I have to take out those 2 screws, than take out the green pieces, solder them together, and put them back in? That’s it?
Do you remember which wattage soldering tool you used? Thanks for the vid!
Thank you so much for this!!!!! I finally have music in my car again, and you just saved me $150!!!!! I am beyond excited right now! God bless you, man!
Also, I now know how easy it is to rip apart my dash. Again, thank you, it was torture not ha ing iPod in the car. This is what the Internet us for, thinkers and tinkerers.
Wow, this totally worked!!!!!!! Thanks so much. I was a day away from ordering g the part from Toyota. Way to stick it to the man
makes it all worth it. glad to know thanks!
Just saved me $104 that Toyota wanted for the part. Soldered the two joins together and bingo! Thanks a ton man
thanks! hope it works for ya
Great vid – I’ll be tackling this tonight!