Can I attach this to a 2010 Toyota Corolla factory stereo with the Metra 17-1761 Toyota harness? Will I still need to splice into any speaker wires?
1728030
You will have to splice into the harness I recommend using speed wire to make a nice clean connection
491036
It would be easier if you did.The speakers come with the wires but you would need to cut them and attach to the original harness
2225814
I installed one of these in my fiancés 2010 Mazda 3 which should be the same as yours. It had factory non bose radio. Worked great no wires to cut. Worth the money not having to cut into anything. Exactly what you need to be able to hook up an amp to factory radio. Only other thing you'll need is an amp wiring install kit. Hope this helps
185946
Will have to get vehicle specific wire harness for exact matching of wires. If you have an old clunker, just splice the wires in.
1492868
This stereo unit is tiny. I can't imagine that this will be any problem with your install. Good luck.
967032
Agree with previous response. Unless your existing wiring is shot, just stick with it. Worst case you need to cut off the connectors and crimp/solder/splice in some new ends to fit the speakers.
1689750
I'm not too sure what you mean. All cars and trucks have a unique wire harness that plugs into the factory speaker's similar plugin harness. These Pioneers speakers only have two basic male pigtails. Which means that either you have to cut your wire harness in your car and add female pig tales, which is very messy, or you need to do a search for the proper adapter that adapts from your harness to these pioneer speakers. Copy this: &lt;&lt; Metra 72-9300 Speaker Connector for Select Mazda/Nissan Vehicles &gt;&gt; Look at the product. Now, look that the big plastic end. Does that closely match your car's speaker wire harness? If it does, then this adapter is what you need!
1071674
I would ask your local stereo installer. Prob just need the harnest for your car.
13328
Yes. This goes inline between the factory harness and the radio. I'm currency using it EXACTLY that way. Highly recommended if you are upgrading door speakers and don't want to run an additional amp aside from subs.
2125316
It should be compatible if you get the right dash kit for instalation. I found my wiring harness by searching on amazon. I purchased my entire sound system and instalation components on amazon and saved a ton of money. They have what you need, you just have to patiently seach.
2084210
No, you would have to buy a wire harness, usually a few bucks, and one would connect to the factory harness and the positive and negative sleeve right on to the speaker's terminal.
1998942
The only thing I had to use is a Metra Speaker adapter for a particular Make. There are 2 adapter per package. Install is super easy and they sound great!
1606002
Just one will do. In addition to the power wires, illumination, etc... it has four pairs of colored wires (purple, green, white, and gray) for the speakers that will connect your new head unit's harness into the factory harness. To be sure, this harness is intended to be connected to the wiring harness that comes with any new aftermarket car stereo and then plugs directly into your factory stereo harness. That way you keep your factory harness intact. Hope this helps!
541548
This is a DIN stereo all you will need is the 70-1761 Metra wire harness. It is a possibility you will not be able to use the stereo trim ring around the face on these cause I think the factory plastic does not allow it..
1733300
Yes you will. Exactly which harness you need to buy depends on the stereo in your car. I believe the Toyota JBL systems use one harness and all other stereo's use another. The harness usually does not require andly soldering or cutting, but that may not always be the case. Quick connect has a harness finder http://www.quickconnectproducts.com/
1709809
Buy after market connectors and attach to your radio harness then attach the matching one to your speakers
2183951
You need an adapter wire. Each car has a different one. That way you just plug one end into the wire from your dash and the other end into the stereo. Works great, no cutting of wires needed. Search for Metra radio harness.