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actually, this is possible and I don't think it's terribly priced for an OEM style solution. You would essentially be swapping out the head unit + a harness. However, I do believe you will lose the compass feature, but you're going to use CarPlay/Android Auto anyway right? I had a buddy do it on his '19 and it's been working pretty well for him. I have plans to do this in the future.
Buy this guy and make sure to read it all to ensure you have all the right parts coming:
2016-2020 Toyota Tacoma Entune 3.0 Radio with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
INTRODUCTION Our reconditioned factory Toyota radios feature a 90-day guarantee and a hassle-free return policy. Extended warranties are also available! Full Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto® functionality. Supports English, French, & Spanish languages No-hassle, Plug & Play system. Eligible for...
You can also choose to sell back your OEM head unit to them which would help drive overall cost down. He received $400 for his.
They also normally have a 15% off code, so keep an eye out for that as well.
Sure. Android system is obviously going to be the cheapest route, which I'm sure most people come across all the time. I'm just throwing out other options that some people may not come across. I'm mean, what's another $1600 for an OEM look to the build list anyway?
