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

  1. Twist shift stick to remove the stick shift knob
  2. Apply steady pressure to remove the side trim
  3. Apple steady pressure on the edges to remove the center console
  4. Unscrew the storage area
  5. Unscrew the two screws using a 3/8’’ DR. ratchet handle with a 10 mm head to detach the radio unit
  6. Detach the wires from the back
  7. Unscrew the left side
  8. Slide the units to separate the Radio Unit from A/C unit

Installing GPS Unit

  1. Connect the GPS unit with the A/C unit
  2. Connect the GPS unit harness with to appropriate car harness
  3. Properly connect the Harness and GPS antenna to the GPS unit
  4. 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