Tundra Speaker Wiring Diagram

I'm not sure what year/model of Tundra this is supposed to represent, but I can say with absolute certainty that it is NOT the 2016 CrewMax.

 

That makes sense!

 

Don't see it on that diagram, but does anybody know what color the + and - wires are for the JBL sub in a 2013?

 

Hopefully this uploads.......here is the JBL wiring diagram for those who need it. It was posted for a 2009, but the sub wires are color coded correctly for my 2013. I don't know if it is the same for 1st or 3rd Gens though.

 

I am adding a kicker hideaway sub in a 2013 non jbl dc. Based off the diagram, where is the closest place to the rear of the truck to tap in the rear speakers? I really don’t want to run them clear to the head unit.

 

For the non JBL systems, every audio channel in the vehicle is available at the "Amp" unit under the passenger seat. You can check out my audio install thread (see my sig block for link) to get the pin/signal information you need. From there it's an easy run through the door sill channels to get to the rear of the cab.

Since non JBL systems don't have a sub channel, you'll need to tie into the audio through some sort of summing device and crossover or a processor/amp that breaks out the low frequency audio for your new sub. Have you figured out how/where you are doing that yet? That will also affect your routing path from the passenger seat OEM Amp.

 

I don’t seem to have an amp under the passenger seat.

 

Oops just noticed you have a 2013. My comments are related to 3rd Gen, 2014 - 2018. I'm not as familiar with the 2013 models, I'd have to look at the drawings.

 

Ok, so all the diagrams I have found show black & yellow wires for driver rear and red & white wires for passenger rear. When I pull up plate at front doors and look inside the wiring loom there is a black and yellow twisted together on the driver and a red and white twisted together on the passenger. Is it safe to say these are what I’m looking for?

 

I'm currently doing a build on my 19 TRD PRO, and I am wandering if I need to install the JL FIX86 to get a full range signal configured for the Jl VX700/5i with TUN processor internal. Im hearing i do not need the fix, only to use rca adapting harness for input signal to amp and the signals at the oem amp are already full range is this correct?

 

Based on the manual number listed in the original post (EM04E1U) I'm thinking that diagram is for a Gen 1. My 2008 had an EWD manual number of EM08H0U. I also have a few other EWDs stashed away:

2008 EM08H0U (also covers 2007)
2009 EM11A0U (only the diagrams, not the rest of the manual, but not much change from 2008)
2010 EM12D0U (not sure if this will also cover 2011-2013, but very little changed in those years)
2015 EM26B0U (also covers 2014)
2021 EM27M0U (also covers 2016-2020)

I'm more than happy to share applicable diagrams if someone needs something out of any of them. Don't know that I can post up the full documents though.

 

Hello to All, I have a 2003 Tundra SR5 that I am trying to replace the OEM radio in. The factory radio is a 86120-0C081. I have searched all over the internet for a wiring diagram without any luck. The harness connector in my truck is like the 20 pin

$15 Metra 71-8113 Reverse Wiring Harness for Select 2000-2006 Toyota and Lexus Vehicles OEM Radio

Metra 71-8113. I purchased a Pioneer AVH-120BT unit to replace the OEM radio. Can someone please help me with a wiring pinout diagram? Thanks