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Replace Japanese multi media unit with English version


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Replacing the Japanese multimedia unit with an English version in your Prius is totally doable, and I'll guide you through the process. However, keep in mind that this is just a general guide, and the exact steps may vary depending on the specific model and year of your Prius.

Find a compatible English unit: First, you need to source an English multimedia unit compatible with your Prius. You can look for OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) units, which are made by Toyota, or opt for an aftermarket unit from a reputable brand. Check the compatibility with your car's model and year before making a purchase.

Disconnect the Battery: Before you start the process, make sure to disconnect the negative terminal of your car's Battery to avoid any electrical issues.

Remove the old unit: Begin by gently prying off the trim pieces surrounding the multimedia unit. You might need a plastic trim removal tool to avoid damaging your car's interior. Once you have access to the unit, unscrew or unclip any fasteners holding it in place. Carefully slide the unit out and disconnect any wiring harnesses or connectors attached to it.

Install the new unit: Connect the wiring harnesses and any other connectors to the new English multimedia unit. Carefully slide it into place, making sure it fits securely. Reattach any screws or clips to secure the unit in its place.

Reassemble the dashboard: Once you've successfully installed the new unit, put the trim pieces back into place, making sure they snap in securely.

Reconnect the Battery: Reattach the negative terminal of your car's battery, and then start the car to check if the new multimedia unit is functioning correctly. You may need to adjust the settings or install any necessary software updates.

If you don't feel comfortable doing this yourself, you can always have a professional technician or car audio shop handle the installation for you. Just make sure to provide them with the new English multimedia unit that's compatible with your Prius.

Hope this helps, and good luck with your multimedia unit swap! 🚗🎶

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