SOLD: Mint dk. grey low-mile steering wheel w/radio buttons and cruise control

Dark grey wheel. 75k miles on it. Comes with left-hand controls from a 2006 Toyota 4runner (so orange backlit) and working cruise control. Harness on this is pinned exactly like our 1GT trucks, it's ready to bolt up and go. No cracks, no mars, no damage, all plastics intact and my eyes can't tell the difference between the color of this versus my charcoal grey interior Tundra. Some wear on the volume/track up buttons. Info on how to convert your truck to steering wheel mounted radio controls can be found in the 1st gen forum.

Looking for $100 shipped in the lower 48 - check fleaBay prices, I feel like it's pretty fair, but I also won't turn down reasonable offers.

More pics/info on request.

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Will this work in my 2002 sr5 ac 4.7 v8?
What about a dark colored airbag? Mine is the tan/camel color???
Can the right side buttons also be added?
Wanna meet up somewhere about halfway and help me install it for a little extra?
I’m near Huntsville, Al, and Chattanooga…

 

A lot of your questions are answered here: https://www.tundras.com/threads/1st-gen-steering-wheel-radio-phone-controls-info-dump.131492/

I recommend reading that BEFORE you read the following responses to help fill in some blanks in my answers below.

Technically, yes, it'll fit. Color won't match, and you potentially need to make a decision on the airbag. More on that in my next answer.

You need to pick an option, knowing the current color doesn't match. You'll likely need to pick one of these three choices

1. A compatible airbag, and potentially compatible-stage clockspring to match the airbag or
2. compatible airbag cover ==> looks like the cover may just unbolt/bolt from the airbag when I looked, depends on whether you're comfortable with that action, or
3. unbolt, trim your current airbag cover to fit the switches, and reinstall - others have done this fairly successfully. @MrDirtjumper is one that comes to mind. (link)

See reply #5 in the post I linked in the 1st line of this reply.

Honestly?

After seeing @artsr2002's install recently, I know it'll take at least 2-3 hours of solid work, and some extra fill-in parts. I'd need to dig through wiring for the '02, look up your part#s for clockspring and airbag to see if they're remotely compatible, and adapt from there. There would be wiring and parts involved, and I'd want access to my tools. It sounds like a lot of work for a 1hr drive + probably realistically a half-day's work, then a 1hr drive back. I think this is one of those projects where you'd really want to do at your own pace, at home, following on the heels of the installs you'll find linked in the info thread above, seen in reply #6 of that thread.

 

PS - this thread may also be helpful: https://www.tundras.com/threads/steering-wheel-swap.102845/

 

Ok. Thx!

 

SOLD!