How do you change the radio in a Toyota RAV4?
You’ll start by prying out the side trim panels, starting at the bottom edge and carefully releasing the retaining clips. Once those are out of the way, remove the four 10mm bolts securing the radio bracket, pull out the radio to release the clips, and disconnect the wiring harness and antenna.
What kind of speakers are in a Toyota RAV4?
Installing aftermarket speakers will really transform the sound in your RAV4. The base and JBL speakers (shown) look different, but they’re in the same locations and replacing them involves the same basic steps. (Crutchfield Research Photo) The RAV4’s front doors contain a pair of 6-3/4″ stock speakers.
Do you need an audio upgrade for a RAV4?
If you care about sound, you’ll want to upgrade the audio in your RAV4. If you replace either factory radio, you’ll lose the factory AUX input connection. This is no big deal, since nearly every aftermarket receiver out there has at least one of those inputs and most have more. The optional JBL package included this receiver.
Is the rear seat entertainment system optional on a Toyota RAV4?
An optional DVD-based rear seat entertainment system was also available. Towards the end of the third-gen RAV4’s production run, a touchscreen nav system appeared on the option sheet.
Can a RAV4 steering wheel work with a new stereo?
It’s relatively easy to retain your RAV4’s steering wheel audio controls when you install a new stereo. When you enter your vehicle information, our database will choose the adapter you need to make your factory steering wheel controls work with your new receiver.
Can a tweeter be removed from a RAV4?
Your Crutchfield advisor can help you choose appropriate replacements. The tweeter bracket is secured to the vehicle with two 1/4″ screws, so you’ll need to remove those before you disconnect the harness. The tweeter itself is glued to the bracket, so be careful when you’re separating them.