Toyota Yaris 2005 to 2015 how to remove factory radio & fit double din radio

Video shows step by step how to remove the original radio and then how to install an aftermarket double dine size radio,video includes all part numbers needed.

[@tonyw9334]

This is so helpful. I'm pretty good at DIY, but would not have attempted that job without seeing this video as had no idea how a Yaris dash and original stereo was even fitted. You made it really simple - and great hints about protecting the dash when taking out the radio and not losing the screws etc. Thanks so much - you're a star!

[@BigManBazz]

Literally exactly what I needed and uploaded only a few days ago! Nice one mate, cheers!

[@komajimmy]

This video is very helpful because of well you explain everything and why you do it. How not to scratch it, and carfully install everything. This video makes me confident I can replace my own stereo and not destroy any original parts. Really good work!

[@ceremonious_houseplant]

Excellent video, very clearly explained every step of the way. Thanks!

[@J_Alrighty]

This is a great video. I just did my own and couldnt have done it without you. The only thing I would add from my own experience (2007 Yaris mfg in France) is that the plastic around the speedometer comes with the stereo when you do it in these steps. No harm when i yanked it all of together, but i suppose the speedometer plastic should technically come off first and back on last.

[@stayopenminded486]

I'm so slow 🐌 but after watching this so well explained video i know feel very confident and excited to crack on. Many thanks for your superb work.🙏🏼

[@henrygroover829]

I really like the way you explained everything step by step, and pointed out all the little pitfalls. It's unfortunate that the 2008 Yaris 4-door base model sold in the US (which is also called the Yaris sedan, and may not be available elsewhere) is quite different - I'm expecting that the Android Auto head unit I've ordered is going to need some cutting to fit. Some of the differences in the version I have:

[@kennyc3670]

Good installation video. Been nice to have seen the radio working with all its functions and original connections to the steering wheel and fascia controls.

[@thelambsauce7223]

Someone wanted to charge me 300 dollars for this. Haha! How about 45 minutes of my time and some elbow grease instead. Jagoff.

[@map4195]

Very well explained, makes it very easy for us diy’ers. Thanks

[@Yottabit_]

Thanks for showing this process my man. It was super helpful and informative.

[@heinrichvoigt4945]

Hey mate, u rly nailed it. Great and kinda professional video even for dummies. I could almost swear u didn’t skip any critical thing or forgot about any necessary comment.

[@GiorgosCY]

Very good instructional video, especially with all the clips that I would've probably broke if I hadn't seen this video. The steering wheel controls dont work now unfortunately, but its easy to change the volume with the radio knob.

[@jeremyxiong5666]

cheers mate absolutely perfect video

[@jimthreapleton]

Superb vid, really methodical and clear. Looking forward to completing the job myself. :)

[@meowjestix]

Omg thank you so much!!!! Your tutorial was super helpful. I just have sore fingers now

[@DanRobards]

Very thorough video. Many thanks!

[@IncenderyLemon]

thanks for the video! incredibly helpful and well explained

[@paolococo2]

Great tutorial! thank you very much!

[@chrish116]

helped and saved me £100 fitting lol cheers dude