RED WOLFRadio Wiring Harness for Pioneer Head Unit Fit for 1994-2022 Toyota Tacoma Highlander 4Runner, 2012-2018 Subaru Forester WRX NON JBL System, Pioneer Aftermarket Stereo Wire Cable Installation

Needed this to connect my Pioneer radio to my 4runner. I like that it comes with extra terminal wires so I can add a DYI bypass for parking brake bypass and the rear backup camera power.

I got this under the descriptions premise of it would work with a non jbl system in a Subaru Outback it did not work for it was a 16 pin connector and the car is 20 pin I personally should’ve looked at the connections to see if they were the same instead of assuming however the seller immediately took the item back and issued a refund I fully intend to further give this company a sale if I need electrical connectors i will just be more vigilant on visually confirming that it’s the correct one for the application I need

Not for a 2012 forester

My 2000 tundra was a serious pain to get the factory amp out. I had to drill a screw head off on the bracket that held the amp to get it out... I tried using a ratchet style 1/4” bit driver and a long screw driver but i couldn’t get one of the screws broke loose, I couldn’t get my hand in there and I couldn’t get on it squarely. I needed one of those “as seen on TV” flexible screwdriver, maybe that would have worked...idk, but I didn’t have one so I did some red-neck engineering/ mountain man modification and drilled the head off of the little bugger and it worked great. After the amp was out it went in easily and worked perfectly. Now I’m rocking while I’m rolling!

It says it fits 2013 Wrx it doesn’t

Each wire was individually labeled directly on the insulation. Made matching a breeze. Electrical fitting snapped snugly into place with minimal force and without wiggling once fit. Definitely recommend

Installs perfectly into my Pioneer AVH-4200NEX head unit, and connects to ONE of the factory harnesses in my car (the larger one). But the smaller connector doesn't match the plug on the vehicle harness. My radio powers on and will play audio from a USB-connected phone, but I have no radio reception even with antenna connection, likely because of the plug that's not connected. Bag says "Forester WRX" so this is supposedly what is supposed to work with my vehicle, I think. What's going on?UPDATE, 6/13/23 -- Vendor responded to my review to see exactly what the problem was and try to help, but I ended up returning the product after ordering a similar harness from another vendor that actually fits. I'm not going to keep pulling my car stereo out of the car over and over. That said, vendor response was pretty timely and friendly.

Very simple plug and play wiring. Fit perfect. Works perfect. Happy to have an updated radio, now.

Excellent product. Perfect fit for my old Corolla 2006 and Pioneer DEH-X8800BHS receiver. No wire cutting, crimping, soldering etc - just three plug clicks. The car side plugs click very nicely. The receiver side plug didn't actually click, but is nonetheless holding firm. Could be because of my used receiver socket. Allows for just as easy return to factory.

Make sure you purchase the right pioneer connector for your car. I bought the wrong one... Returned it back for the ISO Connector and it's working beautiful ❤️ refresh your equipment before buying.

This product is not compatible with Toyota Camry 2000, and the Atoto S8 as stated. I had to modify it, after paying a lot of money for it. What a scam.

Got this for an aftermarket radio and it for on a 2011 Toyota Matrix but no steering wheel controls and most importantly does not fit into the ISO ports of 2 different radios. I thought it was the original radio I got so I returned it and got anything then I noticed the pins are spaces too widely and the ISO connector has bars on it. When you receive compare it to the one that comes with your radio before you start your install.

Works great! Installed in a 2nd gen Tacoma. Plug and play, zero issues, does what its supposed to do. Not sure why a previous comment said it wouldn't work for 2nd gen Tacoma, maybe they're the issue? I'm happy I looked at the pictures of the harnesses to make sure they looked like they would fit and took a chance on this anyway.