Stock to jbl

Hey guys
There's a guy selling a JBL NAV deck from his platinum model and I'm wondering if I can plug and play it in?
I have a sr5 so no JBL sound system. Does this matter?

I really want the NAV

 

The guy is asking very little and it would make the truck still look oem

 

If his is Premium JBL, probably not "Plug n Play".

 

Curious to know what the difference would be. I would think it would have a few extra speaker wires in the harness of one of them.

 

Definitely not plug and play. The stock platinum head unit sucks anyway, as does the navigation installed into it. If you want an update you need to pay Toyota. Definitely not worth the effort even if he gives it to you free

 

Go aftermarket. I don’t think the swap is pnp.

 

Have a JBL in mine and it's a pile of shit.
Very disappointed in the sound.
2019 tundra

 

Several conditions make this not worthwhile:

1. Different harnesses
2. Map updates can’t be hacked, cost $
3. Tundra JBL sound sucks

 

I'm with everyone else on this one first thing I did to my truck is RIP that garbage JBL head unit out and I wouldent give it away maps suck screen glare is bad and volume is nonexistent

 

Well pooo
So what's the options. I'll search for some threads here I assume this has been asked a million times. I just want something that looks stock

 

Get an aftermarket unit.

Then look at the metra dash kit. It looks basically identical to the rest of the trim.

 

Lots of great options depending on what you want to spend alpine and kenwood both have a bunch of good ones and ya with that dash kit they look good

 

The Tesla's looks more stock than most, kind of pricey. I used to have "hang-ups" with non-stock look but have gotten past it.

 

To retain stock you could always get one of those expensive CarPlay adapters, reliability is questionable but at least you have Waze or Google Maps etc, miles ahead of Entune Nav.



But you're still stuck at AM sounding 22w RMS, while aftermarket HU is peak 50w x4.