Toyota Tundra Aux Input Repair 2007 - 2013 = Car Stereo HELP

[@chaseheath]

Wanted to THANK YOU for posting this how-to repair... just completed the fix and your steps worked perfectly. Same as others, I was getting flaky to no AUX input which was very frustrating. I would add that inside the jack port there are contacts and they "expand" so a dental pick can be used adjust the internals for better contact. Have also tried several input cords and some are slightly thicker and provide consistent internal contact. Excellent video :)

[@markboyd5319]

Holy Cow! I've been living with an intermittent jack for YEARS not knowing how easy this was to fix. YOU ROCK!

[@mikehurtgen5218]

10 minute fix solved years of frustration. Thank you so much.

[@jonathanrhowie]

Thank you SOO much for posting this! My aux jack in my 07 Tundra was driving me crazy! I soldered the connections exactly as you described and it's perfect now! Thanks again!

[@chrisreinig7817]

Dude, I've only ever soldered one thing in my entire life. This was so quick and easy. I figured if I screwed it up, oh well, it wasn't working anyway. However, I didn't screw it up. Much to my surprise I fixed it! Thanks for the video and step by step instructions.

[@costpete]

Thanks for going to the time and effort to make the video; I just resoldered all the connections and no more scratching noise!

[@dwdrum1]

Just wanted to say thanks for this. I looked very carefully and although my 6 pins and 2 of them had loose solder . I re soldered them and BAM worked like a charm. Thanks again

[@theone4140]

Duuuude thank you! I was so bummed that my port was going out, and didn't want to spend the $80 for a new one. And your video helped me fix mine good as new! Wish I had found it sooner before making a 16 hour round trip drive :(

[@christenpoole64]

Totally took care of the problem. Thanks for saving my 80 bucks on a new aux jack.

[@JustDave76]

Just saved me $80 for the replacement jack. Thank you!

[@eagleeyes170]

thank you for the tutorial. I fixed the aux port on my sequoia with this. works like a charm

[@thepalacio]

This worked great on my 2008! Thanks again.

[@donovanskipworth7741]

Thank you! Been trying to fix for years and this finally did it!!

[@nsw8148]

Thank you so much for this video and the one showing how to remove the cover! Saved me $85.

[@justing3078]

Thanks! Just like every one else. 6 solder joints and perfect. I went from the Toyota radio not recognizing there was a cord plugged in to a perfect sound and connection. Thanks.

[@ttocs5425]

thanks buddy , IT WORKED!!!!! THANKSSSSS $10 for the plastic wedges , and $10 for the soder BOOM aux is working

[@gmax876]

Thank you very much!! I was seriously considering getting rid of my truck a little earlier if I couldn't enjoy my stereo.

[@ericcaballero2388]

Thank you for this!!!!!

[@martinedwards4522]

having same problem i use my aux jack for my serius unit... though toyota oem part is $135 ( ridiculous) i found one ebay same oem brand new for $45... i dont have the confidence in my soldering skills to try what u just did so i paid the$45.... funny thing not only the jack is bad but so is the audio cord!!... so i learned.. dont assume you have only one thing wrong 😂

[@SniperSam]

Is the jack just loose? Mine is doing the same where I have to lift up a little on the cord so that there is sound in both speakers coming out.

[@JuanPrado1985]

Dam I need to get me a soldering kit lol need to fix my aux asap

[@unotweek]

I just bought an 08, and i haven't gone poking around in it too much yet. My question is are the blank spaces beside the aux jack come out individually or is it one solid piece?

[@donovanskipworth7741]

Individually

[@dylanguillory10]

My aux jack aint workin at all in my 2009 tundra