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Change 2nd CD player in 2005 Prius

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Audio and Electronics' started by retcool13, Jul 31, 2015.

  1. retcool13

    retcool13 Junior Member

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    I bought a used 2005 Prius which came with 2 CD players. One is the regular one with radio and a single cd player. The other (below it in the box) is a Toyota 6-CD changer. I guess the previous owner had a 2nd one installed as optional upgrade. Is it possible to simple replace the 2nd player with an after-market player with Aux and bluetooth?
     
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    call crutchfield or visit your local electronic store. They would know much more
     
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    just replace the whole mess with a new aftermarket 2 din touchscreen. a metra axxess allows you to keep your steering wheel controls. there are a couple other bits and an adapter harness you will need but its an easy upgrade unless you had the jbl system. and you get all the features you want.
     
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    Thanks both of you. I was hoping to go DIY and wondering if someone did it and If I need additional cables. My main need is just an AUX.
     
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    the dash comes apart pretty easy; all you need is a plastic wedge, Phillips screwdriver and 10mm nut driver. several vids showing how on youtube. crutchfield can hook you up with everything you'll need, and if you buy a head unit from them they throw in instructions and some adapters.