Toyota Prado 150 2014–2017 head unit upgrade guide | TEYES CC4 Pro
For a 2017 Prado, compare the screen opening and climate controls before choosing a kit. A photo taken straight on will help distinguish the earlier fascia from the later layout.
Kit covered in this guide
TEYES CC4 Pro for Prado 150 2013–2017
JBL, cameras and the Toyota antenna plug
The 2013–2017 Prado listing identifies JBL and factory 360° support on matching configurations. Radio reception needs its own check. TEYES shows a rear-panel example where the smaller AM/FM connection can require an adaptor or installer modification. Compare the socket shape before the dash is reassembled.
What a prepared Prado fascia looks like
The owner photo below shows the screen mounted in its surround on a workbench. Look at how the upper vent openings and the lower screen edge sit in the trim. When your installer test-fits the assembly, check the panel from the driver’s seat, then try the climate controls, camera view selector and a known FM station.
Watch the dashboard walkthrough
Prado 150 dashboard reference, 2013–2017 · TEYES Australia
The CC4 Pro kit
Compare the kit photos and select your configuration. For a fitment check, include your build month, trim level, factory audio system and a straight-on dashboard photo.
For a 2017 Prado, compare the screen opening and climate controls before choosing a kit. A photo taken straight on will help distinguish the earlier fascia from the later layout.
Which CC4 Pro kit fits?
Start with the TEYES CC4 Pro kit for the Prado 150 2013–2017. Compare the dashboard photos with your original radio and the surrounding trim. If the build year falls outside the listed range, send us your build month and dashboard photo before ordering.
What to check at handover
While parked, try the steering-wheel buttons, make a hands-free call and check the camera if fitted. Give your installer that list before the swap so they can advise on adaptors. Repeat those checks together before collecting the vehicle.