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Both Prado shapes can be upgraded
The 150-series Prado, from 2009, and the 120-series before it, 2003 to 2009, can both have the factory screen replaced. This 2019 150-series was $500; on a 120-series it's $450.
The factory screen in a 2019 Toyota Prado replaced with a bigger screen running Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, keeping the factory reversing camera and the steering wheel buttons, at our Oakleigh South workshop in Melbourne. We upgrade both the 120-series and the 150-series Prado. $500 fitted on this one.
This 2019 Prado came in with its factory head unit and small screen. It now has a much bigger screen in the factory position, running Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and it's smooth to use. The factory reversing camera still comes up when the Prado goes into reverse, and the steering wheel buttons still work. The climate controls and the dash around it are untouched. We do this on both shapes of Prado, the 150-series like this one and the older 120-series. It was $500 fitted, and the unit comes with a one-year warranty.
On a 120-series Prado: $450. Today’s prices for the same work, including GST.
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The 150-series Prado, from 2009, and the 120-series before it, 2003 to 2009, can both have the factory screen replaced. This 2019 150-series was $500; on a 120-series it's $450.
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The new screen sits where the factory head unit was, framed to the Prado's dash, so the climate controls and switches below it are exactly where they were.
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The Prado's own camera is connected to the new screen and comes up when you select reverse.
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The buttons on the steering wheel still control the new screen, the way they did the factory unit.
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Apple CarPlay and Android Auto run smoothly on it, and the unit comes with a one-year warranty.




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