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Old 05-02-2022, 08:12 PM   #49 (permalink)
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92 Camry - '92 Toyota Camry LE
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97 Corolla - '97 Toyota Corolla DX
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Originally Posted by Blacktree View Post
There's an adapter you can buy to restore functionality of the steering wheel controls. And I think the head unit has to support steering wheel controls. But you can find it at Crutchfield for about $70.
The radio controls I have zero concern with, everything else functions, just the buttons don't light up when the head lights are on so it's hard to see which button does what at night. Based on what I read, one wire that goes to the radio just needs to be grounded to make the lights work. The stock radio would also be the way to fix it and doesn't require cutting wires.

Looks like there's two versions of the radio, one with a built in amp, the other had an external amp. I'm not sure which one is stock to my car or how to tell the difference. Mine's a base model, so I'd assume the built in amp version, since that's the pattern for LS400.

I tried to find the steering wheel controls in the wire diagrams, I think this is it. Seems to be a resistor logic setup. The lights aren't shown though.



For fun, here's the "body" wiring in this car.



Just to compare, here's the same diagram for a 1997 corolla



Pretty crazy just how much extra electronic gismos are hooked up in the prius and a lot of that wiring isn't hybrid related.
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