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Axxess AXUSB-TY5 2010 - and Up Toyota Factory USB Retention cable

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Retain OEM USB port
Facilitates easy accessibility to the rear USB of car radio

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Description

Unit includes: 12" USB Adapter Harness

Axxess AXUSB-TY5 2010 - and Up Toyota Factory USB Retention cable

Features:

Helps retain OEM USB port
12" Long cable
Facilitates easy accessibility to the rear USB of car radio
USB Adapter for Toyota 2010-Up Vehicles

Compatible Toyota Vehicles:

2010 - 2013 4-Runner
2011 - 2012 Avalon
2010 Camry
2011 Camry (With JBL Audio)
2012 FJ Crusier
2011 - 2013 Highlander
2010 - 2013 Land Cruiser (Without factory navigation)
2011 - 2012 Matrix
2010 - 2013 Sequoia (Without factory navigation)
2012 Tacoma
2010 - 2013 Tundra (Without factory navigation)

Specifications

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Manufacturer	Axxess
Part Number	AXUSB-TY5
Wiring harness function	Retain OEM USB Input
Warranty	1 Year
Vehicle Brand	Toyota
UPC Code	086429387434
Return period	30 days
Exchange period	30 days

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What do the wire colors of a car stereo mean?

Car stereo wiring is color coded for convenience and simplicity. Each wire color has a specific meaning, we show you what they are.

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Wiring Harnesses Explained

What do all of the wire colors mean? Aftermarket manufacturers have made car stereo receiver installation an easier process by using a standardized wire color scheme. We walk you through what each individual wire does, this way if you have an installation that doesn't perform properly you will have the resources to begin troubleshooting your installation.