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70-8117 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 70-8117 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Power/Amp Bypass Harness Power/Amp Bypass Harness 70-8117 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 70-8117 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Power/Amp Bypass Harness Power/Amp Bypass Harness APPLICATIONS APPLICATIONS 2003-06 Toyota 4Runner including Limited 2003-06 Toyota 4Runner including Limited 2005-06 Toyota Matrix 2005-06 Toyota Matrix 2004-05 Toyota Prius 2004-05 Toyota Prius 2005-06 Toyota Sequoia 2005-06 Toyota Sequoia 2004-06 Toyota Sienna 2004-06 Toyota Sienna 2004-06 Toyota Solara 2004-06 Toyota Solara 2005-06 Toyota Tacoma 2005-06 Toyota Tacoma 2004-06 Toyota Tundra 2004-06 Toyota Tundra 1-800-221-0932 www.metraonline.com 1-800-221-0932 www.metraonline.com © COPYRIGHT 2004 METRA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION © COPYRIGHT 2004 METRA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION 70-8117 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 70-8117 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Power/Amp Bypass Harness Power/Amp Bypass Harness APPLICATIONS APPLICATIONS 2003-06 Toyota 4Runner including Limited 2003-06 Toyota 4Runner including Limited 2005-06 Toyota Matrix 2005-06 Toyota Matrix 2004-05 Toyota Prius 2004-05 Toyota Prius 2005-06 Toyota Sequoia 2005-06 Toyota Sequoia 2004-06 Toyota Sienna 2004-06 Toyota Sienna 2004-06 Toyota Solara 2004-06 Toyota Solara 2005-06 Toyota Tacoma 2005-06 Toyota Tacoma 2004-06 Toyota Tundra 2004-06 Toyota Tundra 1-800-221-0932 www.metraonline.com 1-800-221-0932 www.metraonline.com © COPYRIGHT 2004 METRA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION © COPYRIGHT 2004 METRA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION REV. 12/29//05 REV. 12/29//05 INST70-8117 INST70-8117 Factory Amp Locations: Factory Amp Locations: 4Runner including Limited: Behind passenger rear quarter panel, Matrix: Under 4Runner including Limited: Behind passenger rear quarter panel, Matrix: Under passenger front seat, Prius: Under passenger front seat, Sequoia: Under center passenger front seat, Prius: Under passenger front seat, Sequoia: Under center console, Sienna: Behind glove box, Solara: Behind glove box, Tacoma: On back console, Sienna: Behind glove box, Solara: Behind glove box, Tacoma: On back wall near passenger side, Tundra: On back wall near drivers’ side. wall near passenger side, Tundra: On back wall near drivers’ side. Wire Colors for Bypass Harness: Wire Colors for Bypass Harness: Brown/White: 4Runner/Prius/Sienna - Center Speaker (+), Matrix/Solara, Brown/White: 4Runner/Prius/Sienna - Center Speaker (+), Matrix/Solara, Convertible/Tacoma – Sub Coil 1 (+), Sequoia/Solara Coupe – Right Front Tweeter Convertible/Tacoma – Sub Coil 1 (+), Sequoia/Solara Coupe – Right Front Tweeter (+) Tundra – Not used. (+) Tundra – Not used. Dark Blue/Pink: 4Runner/Prius/Sienna - Center Speaker (-), Matrix/Solara Dark Blue/Pink: 4Runner/Prius/Sienna - Center Speaker (-), Matrix/Solara Convertible/Tacoma – Sub Coil 1 (-), Sequoia/Solara Coupe – Right Front Tweeter Convertible/Tacoma – Sub Coil 1 (-), Sequoia/Solara Coupe – Right Front Tweeter (-), Tundra – Not used. (-), Tundra – Not used. Green/Orange: 4Runner/Sienna – Rear Twiddler Speakers (+), Matrix/Solara Green/Orange: 4Runner/Sienna – Rear Twiddler Speakers (+), Matrix/Solara Convertible/Tacoma – Sub Coil 2 (+), Sequoia/Solara Coupe – Left Front Tweeter Convertible/Tacoma – Sub Coil 2 (+), Sequoia/Solara Coupe – Left Front Tweeter (+), Prius/Tundra – Not used. (+), Prius/Tundra – Not used. Green/Red: 4Runner/Sienna – Rear Twiddler Speakers (-), Matrix/Solara Green/Red: 4Runner/Sienna – Rear Twiddler Speakers (-), Matrix/Solara Convertible/Tacoma – Sub Coil 2 (-), Sequoia/Solara Coupe – Left Front Tweeter (-) Convertible/Tacoma – Sub Coil 2 (-), Sequoia/Solara Coupe – Left Front Tweeter (-) Prius/Tundra – Not used. Prius/Tundra – Not used. Green/White: 4Runner – Sub Coil 1 (+), Matrix/Prius/Tundra – Left Front Door Green/White: 4Runner – Sub Coil 1 (+), Matrix/Prius/Tundra – Left Front Door Woofer (+), the White wire in the harness is the Left Front Tweeter (+ ), Sienna – Woofer (+), the White wire in the harness is the Left Front Tweeter (+ ), Sienna – Sub Coil 2 (+), Sequoia/Solara (all models)/Tacoma – Not used. Sub Coil 2 (+), Sequoia/Solara (all models)/Tacoma – Not used. White/Red: 4Runner – Sub Coil 1 (-), Matrix/Prius/Tundra – Left Front Door Woofer White/Red: 4Runner – Sub Coil 1 (-), Matrix/Prius/Tundra – Left Front Door Woofer (-), the White/Black wire in the harness is the Left Front Tweeter (-), Sienna – Sub (-), the White/Black wire in the harness is the Left Front Tweeter (-), Sienna – Sub Coil 2 (-), Sequoia/Solara (all models)/Tacoma – Not used Coil 2 (-), Sequoia/Solara (all models)/Tacoma – Not used Brown/Yellow: 4Runner – Sub Coil 2 (+), Matrix/Prius/Tundra – Right Front Door Brown/Yellow: 4Runner – Sub Coil 2 (+), Matrix/Prius/Tundra – Right Front Door Woofer (+), the Gray wire in the harness is the Right Front Tweeter (+), Sienna – Woofer (+), the Gray wire in the harness is the Right Front Tweeter (+), Sienna – Sub Coil 1 (+), Sequoia/Solara (all models)/Tacoma – Not used. Sub Coil 1 (+), Sequoia/Solara (all models)/Tacoma – Not used. Brown/Blue: 4Runner – Sub Coil 2 (-), Matrix/Prius/Tundra – Right Front Door Brown/Blue: 4Runner – Sub Coil 2 (-), Matrix/Prius/Tundra – Right Front Door Woofer (-), the Gray/Black wire in the harness is the Right Front Tweeter (-), Woofer (-), the Gray/Black wire in the harness is the Right Front Tweeter (-), Sienna – Sub Coil 1 (-). Sienna – Sub Coil 1 (-). The rest of the speaker wires, unless noted, are standard Metra/EIA color The rest of the speaker wires, unless noted, are standard Metra/EIA color code that can be found on the back of this package. code that can be found on the back of this package. REV. 12/29//05 REV. 12/29//05 INST70-8117 INST70-8117 Factory Amp Locations: Factory Amp Locations: 4Runner including Limited: Behind passenger rear quarter panel, Matrix: Under 4Runner including Limited: Behind passenger rear quarter panel, Matrix: Under passenger front seat, Prius: Under passenger front seat, Sequoia: Under center passenger front seat, Prius: Under passenger front seat, Sequoia: Under center console, Sienna: Behind glove box, Solara: Behind glove box, Tacoma: On back console, Sienna: Behind glove box, Solara: Behind glove box, Tacoma: On back wall near passenger side, Tundra: On back wall near drivers’ side. wall near passenger side, Tundra: On back wall near drivers’ side. Wire Colors for Bypass Harness: Wire Colors for Bypass Harness: Brown/White: 4Runner/Prius/Sienna - Center Speaker (+), Matrix/Solara, Brown/White: 4Runner/Prius/Sienna - Center Speaker (+), Matrix/Solara, Convertible/Tacoma – Sub Coil 1 (+), Sequoia/Solara Coupe – Right Front Tweeter Convertible/Tacoma – Sub Coil 1 (+), Sequoia/Solara Coupe – Right Front Tweeter (+) Tundra – Not used. (+) Tundra – Not used. Dark Blue/Pink: 4Runner/Prius/Sienna - Center Speaker (-), Matrix/Solara Dark Blue/Pink: 4Runner/Prius/Sienna - Center Speaker (-), Matrix/Solara Convertible/Tacoma – Sub Coil 1 (-), Sequoia/Solara Coupe – Right Front Tweeter Convertible/Tacoma – Sub Coil 1 (-), Sequoia/Solara Coupe – Right Front Tweeter (-), Tundra – Not used. (-), Tundra – Not used. Green/Orange: 4Runner/Sienna – Rear Twiddler Speakers (+), Matrix/Solara Green/Orange: 4Runner/Sienna – Rear Twiddler Speakers (+), Matrix/Solara Convertible/Tacoma – Sub Coil 2 (+), Sequoia/Solara Coupe – Left Front Tweeter Convertible/Tacoma – Sub Coil 2 (+), Sequoia/Solara Coupe – Left Front Tweeter (+), Prius/Tundra – Not used. (+), Prius/Tundra – Not used. Green/Red: 4Runner/Sienna – Rear Twiddler Speakers (-), Matrix/Solara Green/Red: 4Runner/Sienna – Rear Twiddler Speakers (-), Matrix/Solara Convertible/Tacoma – Sub Coil 2 (-), Sequoia/Solara Coupe – Left Front Tweeter (-) Convertible/Tacoma – Sub Coil 2 (-), Sequoia/Solara Coupe – Left Front Tweeter (-) Prius/Tundra – Not used. Prius/Tundra – Not used. Green/White: 4Runner – Sub Coil 1 (+), Matrix/Prius/Tundra – Left Front Door Green/White: 4Runner – Sub Coil 1 (+), Matrix/Prius/Tundra – Left Front Door Woofer (+), the White wire in the harness is the Left Front Tweeter (+ ), Sienna – Woofer (+), the White wire in the harness is the Left Front Tweeter (+ ), Sienna – Sub Coil 2 (+), Sequoia/Solara (all models)/Tacoma – Not used. Sub Coil 2 (+), Sequoia/Solara (all models)/Tacoma – Not used. White/Red: 4Runner – Sub Coil 1 (-), Matrix/Prius/Tundra – Left Front Door Woofer White/Red: 4Runner – Sub Coil 1 (-), Matrix/Prius/Tundra – Left Front Door Woofer (-), the White/Black wire in the harness is the Left Front Tweeter (-), Sienna – Sub (-), the White/Black wire in the harness is the Left Front Tweeter (-), Sienna – Sub Coil 2 (-), Sequoia/Solara (all models)/Tacoma – Not used Coil 2 (-), Sequoia/Solara (all models)/Tacoma – Not used Brown/Yellow: 4Runner – Sub Coil 2 (+), Matrix/Prius/Tundra – Right Front Door Brown/Yellow: 4Runner – Sub Coil 2 (+), Matrix/Prius/Tundra – Right Front Door Woofer (+), the Gray wire in the harness is the Right Front Tweeter (+), Sienna – Woofer (+), the Gray wire in the harness is the Right Front Tweeter (+), Sienna – Sub Coil 1 (+), Sequoia/Solara (all models)/Tacoma – Not used. Sub Coil 1 (+), Sequoia/Solara (all models)/Tacoma – Not used. Brown/Blue: 4Runner – Sub Coil 2 (-), Matrix/Prius/Tundra – Right Front Door Brown/Blue: 4Runner – Sub Coil 2 (-), Matrix/Prius/Tundra – Right Front Door Woofer (-), the Gray/Black wire in the harness is the Right Front Tweeter (-), Woofer (-), the Gray/Black wire in the harness is the Right Front Tweeter (-), Sienna – Sub Coil 1 (-). Sienna – Sub Coil 1 (-). The rest of the speaker wires, unless noted, are standard Metra/EIA color The rest of the speaker wires, unless noted, are standard Metra/EIA color code that can be found on the back of this package. code that can be found on the back of this package. .
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