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Reddit mentions of Moonet 3.5mm Audio Input Auxillary Aux Adapter Stereo Radio for 2003-2011 Toyota 4Runner Avalon Camry Celica Corolla Yaris FJ Cruiser Highlander Landcruiser Matrix MR2 Tacoma Tundra Venza Vitz
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Moonet 3.5mm Audio Input Auxillary Aux Adapter Stereo Radio for 2003-2011 Toyota 4Runner Avalon Camry Celica Corolla Yaris FJ Cruiser Highlander Landcruiser Matrix MR2 Tacoma Tundra Venza Vitz. Here are the top ones.
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Fit for Toyota 2x6P connector,4Runner 2003-2010,Avalon 2005-2010,Camry 2005-2010,Celica 2003-2010,Corolla 2005-2011,FJ Cruiser 2007-2010,Highlander 2004-2010,Land cruiser 2003-2010,Matrix 2003-2010, MR2 2004-2010,Prius 2004-2010,RAV4 2003-2010,Sequoia 2005-2010,Sienna 2004-2010,Solara 2004-2010,Tacoma 2005-2010,Tundra 2004-2010,Venza 2009-2010,Vitz 2006-2010, Yaris 2006-20106+6Pin connector,please make sure the connector before buying,Allows for the aux inputs via Factory CD Changer portSimply disconnect the male navigation harness from the radio, and in place connect the male harness on then connect the navigation and the aftermarket adapter male plugs in to the female connectorsSound can be contorlled by stereo buttons, steering wheel contorls or audio device.NOTE:the item fits your car with 6+6 pin connector,please check the model year on the description when you purchase.
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Honestly if all you want is an aux or bluetooth input you can get a box that connects to the back of your current head unit and adds an Aux input. You then select this input using the CD button because the Camry's headunit supports a CD changer that's accessed by hitting the cd button twice (first to select CD then the second press selects the CD changer). The box basically mimics a CD changer but sends whatever you put in through the Aux.
You can then very cheaply buy a bluetooth adapter online for bluetooth-aux and many of them come with good microphones.
That's what I did myself because I like that it's much more stealth than a new headunit so you're not worrying about people trying to steal your headunit or having to deal with removable faceplates or whatever.
You just need a plastic panel prying kit that you can buy online to help take your dash apart, but it's pretty easy and can be done in maybe 20 minutes. I did end up needing to get a ground loop isolator to cut out engine noise since the Camry was never really designed to have an aux input.
I would take a look at the back of the head unit first actually, because I'm almost sure the 2002 Camry head unit actually uses the same connector as the later models like this and apparently they have very cheap connector units now like this one: https://www.amazon.com/Moonet-Auxillary-Integration-Highlander-Landcruiser/dp/B00ITHJ5BQ They have ones listed for the 2002 but I'm almost sure that's for the older headunit model but you should look at the back of the headunit to make sure this will fit. I bought a pricier one but this was years ago, they still have more expensive kits out there too.
Then you just need a female to female 3.5mm adapter and one of these
https://www.amazon.com/Kinivo-BTC450-Bluetooth-Hands-Free-Input/dp/B009NLTW60/ (I own this one and it's great, but I got it on sale for cheaper than the current price)
https://www.amazon.com/Belkin-Bluetooth-Hands-Free-BlackBerry-Smartphones/dp/B004EHZUYG (this one also has a good mic as well but don't bend the wires too much, I had the wired version and my wiring went bad.