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Top man John

We are a UK based club, so the use of UK terms, etc will tend to be used in preference to others.

Is this perhaps what you need? Halfords again, but definitely only guessing now! 🙂

That plug you are holding on the first picture should connect to the black one, on the right, for aerial. Or can you explain how you dont have radio? The picture is from Alpine CDE-103BT, which i believe is what you have.

have a look through http://www.connects2.co.uk/products

On the other hand you may be able to simply pop to Halfords ... is this perhaps what you need? 🙂

Some systems have an on/off switch located in or behind the boot lining to disable the system if required.

Hi Pam, the quick answer is... "Good luck with that then!" It's to hard for vehicle manufactuers and ICE (in Car Entertainment) manufactuers to make compatible plugs and sockets. My 98 Rav4 has a bespoke 'Sanyo' radio/cd player factory fitted and obviously when Sanyo supplied Toyota with probably thousands of units the two banged there heads together and fitted compatible plugs and sockets. Their are supposed to be compatible ISO standard plugs/sockets... but in my experiance if you try and fit a third party stereo/radio to a car they never marry up. When I was in the ICE business I used to identify what the cables were from the stereo device (sometimes they print the cable functions on the stero cover and or owners manual); then identify the cables on the car sockets... with a volt meter and a small battery (to excite the speakers in the vehicle). Once you have identified all the connectors you can cut the incompatible plugs and sockets off and use block connector to make the connections... making sure you incorparate fuses etc. where required and then cover the blocks with insulating tape (I used 2" wide carpet tape). The other alternative... if that sounds to daunting, is to go to a local ICE installer and ask if they have any adaptors (don't hold your breath) or ask them to fit the device for you (probably your best option). Bear in mind if you get some of these connections wrong you could damage the stereo and or car electrics... and you certainly don't want to risk a vehicle electrical fire! DaveH

It's coming a long then Mick, it is cold tho. The bolts came up well I did the same kinda thing on the mk1 as the surface rust had really dug in on bolts and gearbox. 👍 Keep up the good work tho.

....... Brakes ! https://goo.gl/images/tm7R68 2sav

As ents mentioned, 21 and 24 are for sunlight/solar sensors and I don't think pre-facelift Avensis have those. If you can hear the relay click, if the fuse is okay, and if the connectors to the blower motor look good, then it looks like your motor died. The strange thing about these motors is that no one manufactures them except Toyota, but their failure is quite common. Either a new one or a used one.