Install a GPS Head Unit in 2007 to 2011 Toyota Camry for Beginners
Toyota Camrys from 2007-2011 are good reliable cars but they are falling behind in today’s technology. One way to upgrade your car is installing a GPS head unit in your car. However, many owners get discouraged because of the cost of buying and installing a GPS head unit. However, cheap off-market GPS units that include many features, such as Bluetooth and wifi capabilities as well as an internal video and audio player, are widely available online. Price ranges from $150-$350. This instruction set serves to simplify the process of installing a GPS head unit to the 2007-2011 Toyota Camry. It is a guide for owners with little mechanical and electric work experience who wish to save on installation costs. This process should take 30-60 min for the average user.
Steps
Removing the Old Radio Unit
- Twist shift stick to remove the stick shift knob
- Apply steady pressure to remove the side trim
- Apple steady pressure on the edges to remove the center console
- Unscrew the storage area
- Unscrew the two screws using a 3/8’’ DR. ratchet handle with a 10 mm head to detach the radio unit
- Detach the wires from the back
- Unscrew the left side
- Slide the units to separate the Radio Unit from A/C unit
Installing GPS Unit
- Connect the GPS unit with the A/C unit
- Connect the GPS unit harness with to appropriate car harness
- Properly connect the Harness and GPS antenna to the GPS unit
- Put everything back in its original spot
tips
- prepare tools in advance
- Only tools needed are a positive screwdriver and a 3/8’’ Drive ratchet handle with a 10 mm head
warnings
- Be aware of any exposed or loose wiring
