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Harold Hyatt
 
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Default Power Antenna 1995 Toyota Avalon

The high end(CD, Amp and Receiver) factory system on 1995 Toyota
Avalon died so I installed a Sony Combo CD/Radio head unit. I could
not find an adapter that would work so I had to go to wiring diagrams
and run new wire to the existing plugs. All works well except I'm not
sure what to do with the Blue lead that controls the antenna.

The schematic to the A27 Auto Antenna Motor and Relay has 3 wires that
bring power to the unit (looks like 2 are always hot and one is fed by
Acc position of switch). It also has one ground wire. All of these
wires do not need changing in any way, but there are 2 signal wires
coming from the Radio and Player -- how do I connect these?

There is some sort of control logic that is only shown as a block in
the schematic, so it is impossible to tell exactly how it works. So
the question is how do I connect the Blue Wire to these 2 wires, or
can I? Does it need a separate signal for antenna up and down?

Help would certainly be appreciated.
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I own a 1990 Camry, and I think the CL and electronics is still the same in
1995 Camrys.

To connect to the electronic antenna:

I got a harness avaliable at all good electronic stores (this is highly
recommended).


There is some sort of control logic that is only shown as a block in
the schematic, so it is impossible to tell exactly how it works. So
the question is how do I connect the Blue Wire to these 2 wires, or
can I? Does it need a separate signal for antenna up and down?

Help would certainly be appreciated.


I cant be sure if it will work on ur system because its a lil newer, but
anyway, here what i did:

on the harness there were two outlets for the electronic antenna, what I did
was got the two and joined it by twsting the cable into one.

I attached the HU's electronic antenna wire to the twisted cable (blue) and
damn, it worked.




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I cant be sure if it will work on ur system because its a lil newer, but
anyway, here what i did:

on the harness there were two outlets for the electronic antenna, what I did
was got the two and joined it by twsting the cable into one.

I attached the HU's electronic antenna wire to the twisted cable (blue) and
damn, it worked.



Thanks, that's certainly worth a try. I had read a posting somewhere
else that suggested that might work, but I wish I had some reasonable
explanation for why there are two wires and that the suggested
solution will not damage system components in some way.
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