Corolla gets Steering Wheel Controls ( Part2) | Spiral Cable Wiring to Aftermarket Radio| 2009-2011

Upgraded Toyota Corolla / Altis ( Base/ LE / XLE ) with OEM fit Steering Wheel Controls. No Interface module required.
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[@franklynotyourbussiness9401]

really glad I've came across this. I'm aiming to do the same upgrade in my auris. And since auris and corolla are basically identical, I'll study this job beforehand :)

[@eazidiy]

I am delighted you found this video helpful! Cheers

[@haroldkayizzi6013]

Hi, Have you managed to setup your Auris.... I have a 1.8L Auris. Do I need to buy the clock spring

[@eazidiy]

@harold kayizzi You will need a clock spring for the installation

[@franklynotyourbussiness9401]

@@haroldkayizzi6013 I haven't yet

[@VictorRodriguez-vt1gy]

I try everything without results. Today as per this video we cut the wires snd works great. I very happy and thanks for tutorial.

[@eazidiy]

Thank you for the positive feedback. I am excited to know that the tutorial was helpful. Cheers!

[@fernandozepeda5606]

Thank you very much for making this video, I bought the transfer cable and a steering wheel with steering wheel controls and it works perfectly for me. thank you so much!

[@eazidiy]

I am really glad the video was helpful. Thank you for your feedback! Enjoy 😉

[@banguyen1430]

Please send me the link on Ebay for the transfer cable and the steering wheel clock spring. I’m trying to update my 2011 toyota corolla LE audio steering wheel control. I bought the clock spring that did not fit the audio steering control switch connectors. Thank you.

[@danielbuck2430]

The "Disp" button is a separate wire (pin 3 on the adapter). it has a grey wire that goes to nothing on the female side. I connected a 160ohm resistor between the grey wire(pin 3) and the purple (pin 5). The resistor was more ohms than needed but it was what I had on hand. it just cant match the other buttons. now i use Disp button and mapped it to my front camera.

[@eazidiy]

Awesome!

[@immbatman]

@danielbuck2430 hey buddy, so you're saying you didn’t get it to work for key 1 or key 2 input signals? Did you try connecting them directly? And do you have a detail write up for how you wired your front camera to the display button?

[@Andrea-rt6wf]

Thank for making such informative videos. I was wondering what should i do to add steering controls to my first series toyota aygo. Should i just buy a new clockspring. What about the connection with the headunit? Your response would be very helpful. Thank you very much

[@eazidiy]

You will need to buy another clockspring and I have the steering wheel control and transfer wire on my online site eazidiy.square.site

[@claytonalves8416]

Thank you very much, man. It was super useful. Well done.

[@eazidiy]

You are welcome

[@dusanlzc]

I did this on my Auris. Didnt have to change anything cause my car have fabric preparation and i have already left buttons (+/-,prev track,nex track) so i addded right controls (call, stop call,voice control). Call and stop call work..but...voice control button on steering wheel dont work i mean at settings "steering learn" ,on android head unit ,when i press voice control dont want to set :( I tried to set it for siri when im using carplay but dont work at all.. Does sby know the solution?

[@eazidiy]

Depending the android radio, the mapping issues can occur.

[@mizor82]

I took your video guide to install the controls on my Corolla. Any recommendations to make the disp button work? Thanks.

[@eazidiy]

You don't need DIsp buttom for an Android radio.

[@irawindfall]

Hello sir!what about toyota Auris 2013 model?Are the same numbers key1,2 and ground?Thank you very much

[@eazidiy]

Yes, thesame keys, just that for 2013 model you have a 28 pin-out harness instead of 20 pinout harness in the video

[@irawindfall]

@@eazidiy thank you very much!

[@eazidiy]

@@irawindfall You are welcome.

[@immbatman]

Hey buddy, i plugged in the controls and the adapter wire, but im having an issue. I have 2010 corolla le I try to learn the buttons on the radio, but the only ones it can sense are the talk, mode, hang up, and answer. It keeps failing when I'm trying to teach the volume buttons, next/previous, and display button. Could you help me out?

[@immbatman]

I already upgraded the whole steering wheel clock spring and everything.

[@eazidiy]

Watch this video where I explained and fixed the problem kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZXRlKyKndOmjKM

[@immbatman]

Oh ok thank you. I will watch now

[@immbatman]

So I just watched it, im going to try this real fast, but i see you had problems with your calls button, I'm having problems with the volume. This fix should fix it?

[@eazidiy]

@immbatman Yes, it will fix it.

[@bishtss1]

I did as per your instructoons, only one function perfomed by every steering button which is last learned functon, I did vol+, vol-, previous and next button but whichevere the last function I made learm only that function perfomed by all bttons . There is something with protocole, which proto col, I have same buttons and same car as yours

[@eazidiy]

This issue you are experiencing could be from your radio. The SWC mapping maybe wrong

[@pandaonfire8799]

Great content! Do you know where can i find those wires from spiral to radio for a mitsubishi lancer?

[@eazidiy]

Hi unfortunately I don't. Thanks for tuning in

[@kmmcar2227]

Hi bro where did u attached the power light of steering button??

[@eazidiy]

Connect it to an ACC 12V wire. Usually, it's a solid red wire if the radio harness.

[@michaelramirez2369]

Really glad to found this video it helps me a lot. I cannot locate the steering wheel control ground from the 20 pins harness do you think it is ok to tap on any ground that i can use ?

[@eazidiy]

Ground is pin 4. However, you can tap into any ground wire

[@michaelramirez2369]

@@eazidiy Thank you so much 😄

[@eazidiy]

You are welcome

[@tannerroberson9036]

I have a 2012 camry L that did not come with steering wheel controls. I added a new clock spring and steering wheel buttons from a Camry LE and have an identical android radio. Will this transfer wire work to make the buttons functional?

[@eazidiy]

Unfortunately I am not sure if it will work. Can you show me picture of the pinouts of your clockspring? Email it to me [e-mail]

[@kem8968]

Good day do you know how to do the steering wheel control for the air conditioner buttons, for example 2010 toyota camry

[@eazidiy]

Unfortunately I don't have a Toyota Camry.

[@yordigameplays4546]

Hi, i have a question, i asked you before is this process is possible in a 2002 camry to add steering wheel controls, i was looking at the 12 pin harness that must contain pins 4 gnd, 5 key 2 and 6 key 1, as i compared both harness yours and mine i was looking that i have the pins running differrently on my main harness i got pin 1, 2 and 3 i know pin 1 is horn trigger but i don't know wath are pins 2 and 3, so my question is what im suppossed to do? any chance that i can add the steering wheels controls to my 2002 camry? Sorry for my english is not very good, greetings from dominican republic

[@eazidiy]

Pins 1 and 2 are for cruise control. Pin 8 is horn. Pins 4,6 and 6 are for steering wheel control. That is how my car is wired. I don't know how your Camry is wired.

[@mr.akinester]

I’ve tried to find a way to connect my SWC(Universal) in my 2012 Toyota Prius Version II but I haven’t been able to yet... (I’m using a JVC KW-M180BT) turns on and everything, but it stays in red/green flashing light, which indicates that it was not possible to connect and I need to connect something else(only red intermittent)... the red cable with red are connected, the black cable with black are already connected, the audio jack is already connected with its respective adaptor... apparently I must connect one of the many remaining cables to the steering wheel control of the vehicle and I don’t want to make a mistake in which one... does anyone know?

[@eazidiy]

Unfortunately, I don't have a Toyota Prius. Hopefully someone can assist you soon.

[@FREDANTK]

Hi. I have a 2014 Toyota Tundra without the steering wheel controls but have replaced the steering wheel with a 2016 model that does have buttons on the steering wheel. I connect android aftermarket radio and only SWC not working. My new steering Wheel have the wire but no in the normal position. How can I do?

[@eazidiy]

Hello, unfortunately I do not have a Toyota Tundra. It is not possible for me to get you the right information on the steering wheel control wiring

[@FREDANTK]

@@eazidiy thanks for your videos I will do 🤝

[@eazidiy]

@FREDANTK You are welcome

[@ahmedmessi9919]

I have a Toyota Corolla 2013 xli model. Will i need the clock spring or just the wire for the stereo

[@eazidiy]

I cannot independently confirm that for you. Do you have steering control already? If not you will need clockspring. Open the steering column and confirm if you have wires present for SWC.

[@egiegalang1724]

Hi bro, can i ask questions? My corolla doesn’t have steering control and i am trying to replacea steering wheel sports D type while installing i found out the old clock spring doesn’t have pin for the steering wheel control cable i need to replace the whole clock spring??

[@eazidiy]

Yes, you must replace the clockspring to accommodate the new steering wheel control

[@egiegalang1724]

@@eazidiy hello sir i got my new clock spring but it has angle sensor while my old clock spring doesn’t have even a wire for the angle sensor dont have.. it will works fine even without connection for the angle sensor?

[@eazidiy]

@egiegalang1724 The angle sensor is detachable. Remove it

[@egiegalang1724]

@@eazidiy i tried to installed it without removing the angle sensor since there is no cable to attached and looks fine it is okay if i’ll keep it as it is i will not having a problem in the future??

[@eazidiy]

@@egiegalang1724 You wont have problem. Great to know you got it installed.

[@bellybonesrocks]

I added the controls to mine, Key 1 works but key 2 does not. I pined out the entire circuit from each button and connector to the radio. Key 2 still doesn't work. Any Clue why? Does your key2 connect to several other wires like mine appears to be wired? (Wired this way from the Android radio manufacturer). I can try removing the other connections. (pin 11 has multiple wires. The manual states this is a brown/black wire for key 2. but all wires are blue/black, I think they mixed the powered antenna with key 2. the colors appear to be swapped but everything else works...) Also my key 2 appears to always have a weak ground. I don't think this is supposed to happen. 2010 Corolla. Also, When I swap the key 1 with key 2 wires the key 2 buttons work. So not the buttons. EDIT: I snipped the one wire going into another plug. Key2 now works.

[@eazidiy]

Which wire did you snip to allow key 2 to work? I have similar issues with other Corolla with Key2 not working

[@eazidiy]

You can send me the details at [e-mail]

[@bellybonesrocks]

@@eazidiy Sure, just sent you the details

[@bellybonesrocks]

Also just as a note, I took apart the right button controls, "DISP" button appears to be a separate circuit, so that button is the only one that doesn't work for me. It does not connect to Key 1 or Key 2. I might attempt to connect it to key 2, but I'm hesitant to be honest. I might have to compare the resistance against the other buttons, if its different enough, it might work fine connected to key 2

[@kingkazim4129]

the extra wire that u connected to the spiral how do u connect those if u dont find any plug like that to buy

[@eazidiy]

Then you will need to know the pins for SWC 1 & SWC 2 and the GND on both the Spiral and the back of the radio

[@ahanafadil8723]

Whats for that red wire 12v connection? Can I only plug Skey1 Skey 2 and ground wires? Or 12v wire is mandatory?

[@eazidiy]

The red wire connected to 12v is to illuminate the steering control buttons. You need it at night time drive. It is not mandatory.

[@ahanafadil8723]

@@eazidiy from which direction u got that 12v connection from the switch

[@eazidiy]

Are you using the transfer cable? I don't understand your question.

[@ahanafadil8723]

@@eazidiy no im not using any transfer cable Basically I got 3 wires but im asking about from which source you got that 12v illumination wire

[@eazidiy]

@ahanafadil8723 That is pin 12

[@dandy22ful]

is it the same for the 2009 Toyota Camry Hybrid i bought the interface SER-61J because my original radio was JBL BUT STILL NOT WORKING THERE IS A PLUG HANGING IN THE CAR WITH 3 WIRES BUT IAM AFRAID TO CUT THE WIRES AND CONNECT THEM IT MAY CAUSE A SHORT

[@eazidiy]

The 3 wires should have a pig tail of 20 pins? It most like the steering wheel control wires. If you count, the wires should be pin 6, 7 and 8.

[@dandy22ful]

I ‘am looking for the steering wheel control the rest of my Android radio works fine First thank you so much for the quick reply

[@eazidiy]

Send me the picture of the harness at [e-mail]

[@jojoabad8732]

What cable did you buy for the connection between radio and clock spring?

[@eazidiy]

I have it available on my site eazidiy.square.site/product/steering-wheel-key-switch-transfer-wire-for-toyota-corolla-altis-auris-e150-e180-2006-2013/6?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

[@sammrm81]

Have question...i purchased. The audio control for steering wheel, new spring clock..have kenwood excelon dmx809s...also have pac swi cp2 steering wheel control adapter...do i need any other adapter?

[@eazidiy]

If you have 2009-2011 Toyota Corolla LE, you will need the transfer wire eazidiy.square.site/product/steering-wheel-key-switch-transfer-wire-for-toyota-corolla-altis-auris-e150-e180-2006-2013/6?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

[@stacymelvin-ke9uk]

thank you just ordred

[@eazidiy]

I received your order. It will be shipped Tomorrow! Thank you

[@zachstuff4079]

WHY WHEN I TRY AND DO STEERING LEARN TO ASSIGN THE BUTTONS, DOES IT SAY SETUP SUCCESS EVEN THIUGH I DONT PRESS ANY BUTTTONS. I can’t figure out why this is happening. Press a feature to assign a button to and it just immediately says assigned, when I don’t even press a button. What is going onnnn???

[@zachstuff4079]

And when I unplug the left side buttons, the problem goes away and I can assign the right buttons. But then my left buttons don’t work obviously. The problem is simulating like a stuck button or something in the left control. But there is not a stuck button.

[@eazidiy]

@zachstuff4079 watch this my other video kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZXRlKyKndOmjKM

[@zachstuff4079]

@@eazidiy I tired it, didn’t work, problem is still there. My buttons work but when I rotten them it thinks I’m pressing one but I am not.

[@eazidiy]

@zachstuff4079 Your radio might be the issue. I used to have a Binize radio in past that act like that. Until I changed it.

[@zachstuff4079]

@@eazidiy okayyy then. Got the best one I could find on Amazon.

[@zachstuff4079]

Hey, just added evrything on my 2010 Toyota Corolla, was working good, the buttons are on and off though. Beside that, is there a way to get the lights to shut off when the car is off, I just have the ground hooked up to usual, and the 12v to the aftermarket stereo screen, which is red and is the ignition power, but the lights stay on when the car is off, does it need to be hooked up to an illumination wire?? Not sure, someone help!!!

[@eazidiy]

You have to hook the red wire to a 12V ACC not constant 12V. The 12V ACC only energizes when the car key is in ignition or started. Make sure it 12V ACC wire!!!!!

[@zachstuff4079]

@@eazidiyi did, it is connected to the red ACC power, tested the red wire with a multi meter and it does in fact only get power when the ignition is on, but my buttons are always lit no matter if the car is on or off. Could it be the ground?

[@eazidiy]

@zachstuff4079 Is the 12 ACC on the radio harness or your car harness?

[@zachstuff4079]

I got it figured out!! The multimeter I was using was giving me a lot of trouble. Thank you very much. In the end the left buttons ended up malfunctioning so I had to buy new ones, from your site! But I bought the wrong color, sent you an email trying to see if I can switch the black ones I ordered for the silver color.

[@eazidiy]

@zachstuff4079 Alright, I will have the silver one ship to you.

[@rashdanabdulrahim491]

thank you from malaysia

[@eazidiy]

You are welcome

[@dylan.callahan04]

If my corolla already has steering wheel controls, do I have to buy the wire that you used, or will my car already have it? I have a 2011 Corolla S for example.

[@eazidiy]

Your corolla S have the wire. You don't need to buy the Spiral Cable

[@dylan.callahan04]

@@eazidiy ok nice. So all I do is plug it into my head unit? Or is there anything else involved?

[@eazidiy]

Plug all wires into the headunit including the factory harness for steering wheel control. Then go to Steering wheel control setting in your headunit and configure the buttons.

[@dylan.callahan04]

@@eazidiy ok thanks!

[@eazidiy]

You are welcome

[@borderline666]

Thanks for the usefull info! If I have have the OEM radio in my base corolla, Can I only do the mods in PART #1 ?

[@eazidiy]

Yes, you can. But you will have to see if your car has wires in pins 4,5 &6 of the clock springs Spiral Cable.

[@borderline666]

@@eazidiy I will probably have to buy a new clock spring but I am wondering if my oem radio is pre-wired for steering control

[@eazidiy]

@@borderline666 for that please check with Toyota forum or manual. But, 2010 Corolla S comes with thesame OEM radio and steering controls for volume, skip and mode. I think it should work.

[@borderline666]

@@eazidiy Will try for sure, thanks!

[@eazidiy]

@@borderline666 you are welcome

[@babaralirabbani9201]

iam ordering this. and it seems that you dont deliver it to Canada as its not supporting the address

[@eazidiy]

Send me an email [e-mail]. I can arrange shipping based on your address

[@babaralirabbani9201]

@@eazidiy i have sent you the email address.

[@eazidiy]

Yes, I got it

[@henriccasimiro9699]

Hello! Can you show me where the wires connect to the headunit? I have the same headunit but my connector from the car comes with 28pin not 20pin. Thank you

[@eazidiy]

What type of car is yours?

[@henriccasimiro9699]

@@eazidiy i have the 2012 corolla. The wire that comes with my binize headunit is 20pin, the wire that comes from my car is 28pin. Should i just look for the key 1 and key 2? And if so, i would want to know where to tap it in the unit. Thank you. Your video gave me so much ideas but need to finalize it. Thank you

[@eazidiy]

@@henriccasimiro9699 Hi, 2012 -2019 Toyota have different pinouts from 10th Generation Toyotas. I found the harness for you to buy on Amazon amzn.to/3HRyP6m. Pin 6,7 &8 are for your steering wheel control. Pin 6 (black wire is GND) , Pin 7 (Black/Green is Key2) and Pin8 (Green/Yellow is Key1). Connected them to your Key1&2 and Ground of your Binize radio

[@nanaoseisarkodie9237]

Please my car Corolla Altis 2009 model It doesn’t have steering wheel control, what kind of Clock Spring should I buy? I will be glad if you send me the link @AliExpress Thank you.

[@eazidiy]

Already answered this question in your previous post

[@nanaoseisarkodie9237]

@@eazidiy Yeah Thank you very much for your kindness

[@eazidiy]

You are welcome bro!

[@nanaoseisarkodie9237]

@@eazidiy Good morning Boss Trust you are doing good, Please do have an idea on how to fix an after market Cruise Control in Toyota Corolla Altis 2009 ?

[@eazidiy]

Good morning! I am well, how about you? Did u get the steering wheel control installed? Unfortunately I do not have cruise control installed in my corolla. You may check on KZbin on how to. Maybe later I can install in my mine and do a video

[@DedgyVanced]

are there any guides a for an older 2002 Toyota corolla? specifically my steering wheel controls dont work with my new android

[@eazidiy]

Does your Android radio have the steering control functions? Do you have the key1,2 and ground for steering wheel control on the radio? If yes, you can connect it

[@DedgyVanced]

i thought key 1 and 2 / ground came with the android itself, but I was wrong - i might need to rewire it most likely@@eazidiy

[@eazidiy]

@@DedgyVanced Ok. Best of luck!

[@jeansanchez2277]

Do you know the name or model number of the transfer wire I bought the controllers on Amazon but didn’t know about the wire that connects those to the radio?

[@eazidiy]

Here is the link to buy the transfer wire eazidiy.square.site/product/steering-wheel-key-switch-transfer-wire-for-toyota-corolla-altis-auris-e150-e180-2006-2013/6?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false. It is not sold on Amazon.

[@royforbes2186]

My AC buttons aren’t working what should I do

[@eazidiy]

AC button on steering wheel control???

[@shedrackobuene2521]

This extra wire you got, what's the name?

[@eazidiy]

Steering wheel control transfer wire eazidiy.square.site/product/steering-wheel-key-switch-transfer-wire-for-toyota-corolla-altis-auris-e150-e180-2006-2013/6?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

[@Compman55]

Anyways to get the steering wheel phone buttons to interface with android head unit?

[@eazidiy]

Hi, look at this link www.tehnomagazin.com/Auto-radio-car-connector/TOYOTA-Car-Radio-Wiring-Connector.htm go to Toyota 57101. The 6 pin harness, pin 4 is Tel/Mute wire. Cut the pin 4 wire between the harness and back of your radio. That should help you

[@rajchand1704]

Hi I have 2012 Toyota Corolla S And just bought same unit as ur pic but it's android 12 I have set up everything but my steering wheel control not working I tried to set up just MODE BUTTON setup but my volume up and down and track next and previous but says failed wht would be the reason

[@eazidiy]

Hi, let me get your question right. Your corolla S has steering wheel control buttons on the left side? Does those control buttons worked with your android 12 headunit? Now you bought control buttons for both sides of the steering wheel (same as in the video) and they are not working for thesame android 12 units except MODE BUTTON?

[@11Elver]

I have the same issue where either one side works or the other. Both sides never work at the same time

[@eazidiy]

The issue is on the radio, some radio can only allow one SWC wire to work.

[@banguyen1430]

Please send me the links on Ebay for the transfer cables and the clock spring. I’m trying to upgrade my 2011 toyota corolla LE audio steering wheel control. I bought the audio steering wheel switch and the clock spring but the clock spring female connectors did not fit with the audio steering wheel switch male connectors. Thank you very much for your informative video clips.

[@eazidiy]

I guess you bought the wrong clockspring. Unfortunately, the transfer wire isn't available on eBay ( best to my knowledge)

[@banguyen1430]

@@eazidiy You are right. Could you please send me the link to buy the correct clock spring and the transfer cable (cable that connect between the steering wheel and the aftermarket apple carplay unit). Thank you.

[@eazidiy]

Clock spring www.ebay.com/itm/384977739629?_trkparms=amclksrc%3DITM%26aid%3D1110018%26algo%3DHOMESPLICE.COMPLISTINGS%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20200818142238%26meid%3D5c64e74cec8a4fb184ab81e56ba9e8e7%26pid%3D101121%26rk%3D3%26rkt%3D12%26sd%3D175643929709%26itm%3D384977739629%26pmt%3D1%26noa%3D0%26pg%3D2047675%26algv%3Ddefault&_trksid=p2047675.c101121.m1986&amdata=cksum%3A3849777396295c64e74cec8a4fb184ab81e56ba9e8e7%7Cenc%3AAQAIAAAA4H8Vg%252FDTG48OUqG6jmBF8cOKyVVOk2xQSVirIJ0CQF%252BkAOIsBl%252BdljAVxa%252F8S7Tmay7cHB%252BTeF0Iq2dSFi7Zcf2UuMSRBwliBeanTy0DaxTkNZCrlpRXrJnDjymX76rXWneKIT0X522bRTfOV0XsIkxB3Zuq9hYEcYeAi0uIzlss7t5P3B045EOjp%252BY7k%252By4UfeLVUTFvpVA6UTqmgVdLICnH8FDnyXX9fR7bBXjXHlTNWSCw3h8fE5NnJzaXt6vNZ9KBZid3NB4X%252FSqgCkExL%252F22i6PffsHP2sBUULiqogF%7Campid%3APL_CLK%7Cclp%3A2047675

[@eazidiy]

Transfer cable:eazidiy.square.site/product/steering-wheel-key-switch-transfer-wire-for-toyota-corolla-auris-e150-e180-2006-2013/6?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

[@eazidiy]

I found another slightly cheaper www.ebay.com/itm/394204647439?_trkparms=amclksrc%3DITM%26aid%3D1110018%26algo%3DHOMESPLICE.COMPLISTINGS%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20200818142238%26meid%3D5c64e74cec8a4fb184ab81e56ba9e8e7%26pid%3D101121%26rk%3D5%26rkt%3D12%26sd%3D175643929709%26itm%3D394204647439%26pmt%3D1%26noa%3D0%26pg%3D2047675%26algv%3Ddefault%26brand%3DCustom&_trksid=p2047675.c101121.m1986&amdata=cksum%3A3942046474395c64e74cec8a4fb184ab81e56ba9e8e7%7Cenc%3AAQAIAAAA4H8Vg%252FDTG48OUqG6jmBF8cM9Wdy0Xk0T%252BJvkLPzusEFTwuElijkNMo0imS2Tza7qDNW7cMK%252FK6A%252FErnxFtL%252F2pfvcMYkZ6gJ%252BIhSWX%252FDIIpioI6%252F%252FFv7R1K9Oir0CKGr2z0EAHS%252Bds%252BPDLL18kVTj3AlTs0coW2sn701al1jyayMTfjElbXo8UfBlKqX0J3cZr3dn44K3dxkqcXldCUx1wTYGlZCmq1jb9s42enmKG6O9fUsmwv2%252B224EFGXomsH5c6L5Tv1JAq2kUWipPSRoxAp2sSrynWeZX3BcPx5zjlM%7Campid%3APL_CLK%7Cclp%3A2047675

[@Nizel06]

Thanks

[@eazidiy]

Thank you for your generosity. I appreciate it 🙏🏾

[@tAkeDapOgZ]

what the wire called bro? i want to buy online

[@eazidiy]

eazidiy.square.site/product/steering-wheel-key-switch-transfer-wire-for-toyota-corolla-altis-auris-e150-e180-2006-2013/6?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

[@paul2598]

Do you deliver to Ireland? I’m having trouble ordering from your site.

[@eazidiy]

I can my that for you if you will pay for shipping. Send me an email [e-mail]

[@minhthe3627]

Hello 4Runner 4gen same your car?

[@eazidiy]

I can't confirm that, but check if the clock spring is thesame Corolla and 4Runner

[@minhthe3627]

Thanks, but I don’t know what’s model buy

[@eazidiy]

Unfortunately I don't have a 4runner. You should look online for your specific car.

[@jianlau8891]

@eazydiy where can I find the cable

[@eazidiy]

*** Regular Transfer Cable : eazidiy.square.site/product/steering-wheel-key-switch-transfer-wire-for-toyota-corolla-auris-e150-e180-2006-2013/6?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false *** Plug&Play Cable with 20-pin Harness: eazidiy.square.site/product/steering-wheel-key-switch-transfer-wire-for-toyota-corolla-altis-auris-e150-e180-2006-2013/6?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

[@اكزتت]

Can i do it for Camrys 2007-2011 ?

[@eazidiy]

You can but the pins location is different for Camry

[@jacquespaquette1126]

Anyone know where you can get this for a 2nd gen base Tacoma?

[@eazidiy]

Unfortunately, I do not have that

[@jeepmanmike]

Good job.

[@eazidiy]

Thank you

[@tonycarter7269]

The pin out on the spiral connector are wrong

[@eazidiy]

?? They are correct!

[@ottomondo]

Will this work with a KENWOOD stereo?

[@eazidiy]

Yes! As long as the stereo has SWC functionality.

[@ottomondo]

Also what’s the extra lead for the steering wheel controls for? I saw it on the previous video but it wasn’t plugged into anything?

[@eazidiy]

@ottomondo That is for cruise control plug

[@faaygoo]

I have a corolla CE do i need to get the cable?

[@eazidiy]

Two ways you can confirm are: 1. If you have a steering wheel control already you do not need it. 2. You have to open the steering wheel column and check if you have existing wires in pins 4,5&6 of your clock spring.

[@faaygoo]

I dont have the radio receiver connector( the connector with 20 pins that u found from your radio)

[@faaygoo]

Can i just buy the cable from ali express and from the clock spring to the stereo and connect it to key 1 and 2 and ground?

[@eazidiy]

@@faaygoo Yes, that is exactly what I did in the video. I connected the wires directly to key1&2, ground and ACC.

[@eazidiy]

@@faaygoo That is fine, your car has a less option. Just connect the wires directly to your android radio as I did in the video

[@shedrackobuene2521]

What's the extra wires called?

[@eazidiy]

Spiral transfer wire

[@shedrackobuene2521]

Thanks alot

[@shedrackobuene2521]

Where can one get it?​@@eazidiy

[@eazidiy]

eazidiy.square.site/product/steering-wheel-key-switch-transfer-wire-for-toyota-corolla-altis-auris-e150-e180-2006-2013/6?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

[@dC5alex]

Where is the red wire on the clock spring spots connector?

[@eazidiy]

Tap and Connect it to your radio ACC+ wire. It will be red wire on your radio, it is 12v ACC+

[@dC5alex]

Thanks for the reply but I didn’t buy the transfer wire but I was able to tackle it without it. I manually put in 3 pins (4,5,6) for the 12 pin connectors. Now I need to figure out which pin # for the light.

[@eazidiy]

That is awesome that you are able to add pins into the tail pig of the harness. Pin 12 is the light, the red wire is just below pin 6.

[@eazidiy]

Let me if it works for you.

[@dC5alex]

@@eazidiy thank you. I really appreciate it. I bought the transfer wire when I saw you video as a back up. I will keep you posted.

[@Ryu12-zz5sg]

What stereo is that?

[@eazidiy]

www.aliexpress.us/item/2255799973184535.html?spm=a2g0o.store_pc_groupList.8148356.23.22bd28abRvRpR6&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21USD%21US%20%24210.57%21US%20%2498.97%21%21%21%21%21%402103225116886591610634864e16d7%2112000030141220630%21sh%21US%213962034193&gatewayAdapt=glo2usa

[@eazidiy]

Android radio 4GB RAM

[@Ryu12-zz5sg]

Oh it's from aliexpress. How is it now? Working well?

[@eazidiy]

@Ryu12-zz5sg Yes. 2 years strong

[@reezwanulhaqueeashan1423]

How about the ac control?

[@eazidiy]

What A.C control? It is just for controlling the android radio

[@eazidiy]

Do you mean cruise control? If yes, you need to buy that separately.

[@reezwanulhaqueeashan1423]

@@eazidiy I mean the right side steering wheel buttons to control the air conditioner temperature.

[@eazidiy]

The control buttons don't have that function

[@zerocool5395]

​@@reezwanulhaqueeashan1423 That's only available in Camrys, not Corollas.