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TOYOTA HIGHLANDER 2008- HANDS FREE BLU LOGICPreparation

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Part #: PT923-00090 NOTE: Part number of this accessory may not be the same as the part number shown.

Conflicts: JBL Audio and/or Factory Navigation

Kit Contents:

Hardware Content

Item# Quanity Reqd. Description

1 1 Interface Module2 1 Main Power Harness3 1 3 Button Switch4 1 Microphone5 10 9.5” Lock Ties6 1 Microphone Tape7 1 Owner’s Manual8 33cm 1/4” Wire Split Loom

Additional Items (may be required)


Recommended Sequence of Application


Item 1

Vehicle Service Parts (may be required for reassembly)


Item 2 Item 3

General Applicability

Note:Recommended Tools

Personal & Vehicle Protection Notes

Safety Goggles

Seat Covers

Floor Covers

Special Tools

Panel Clip Removal SST # 00002-06001-01

Sockets 10 mm

Screwdriver Phillips, #2

Side Cutters

Torque Wrench Torque to 36 in.lbf (4.07 W.m).

Installation Tools Notes

Masking Tape VDC Supplied

Foam Tape VDC Supplied

Special Chemicals Notes

Cleaner VDC Approved

LegendSTOP:Damage to the vehicle may occur. Do not proceed until pro-cess has been complied with.

CAUTION: A process that must be carefully observed in order to reduce the risk of damage to the accessory/vehicle.

OPERATOR SAFETY: Use caution to avoid risk of injury.

TOOLS & EQUIPMENT: Used in Figures to call out the specific tools and equipment recommended for the process.

REVISION MARK: This mark highlights a change in installation with respect to previous issue.

SAFETY TORQUE: This mark indicates that torque is related to safety.

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Item 4 Item 5 Item 6 Item7


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Table of Contents

PreparationI. ............................................................................................................................................... 1-2Table Of Contents..................................................................................................................................1. 2Content Location2. ....................................................................................................................................3

Procedure................................................................................................................................................II. 4-11Vehicle Preparation................................................................................................................................1. 4Vehicle Disasembly................................................................................................................................2. 4Interface Module Installation3. .................................................................................................................6Microphone Installation4. .........................................................................................................................7BLU Logic5. Switch Installation ..............................................................................................................9BLU Logic6. Switch Installation Option II ............................................................................................10

ChecklistIII. ....................................................................................................................................................12Accessory Function Checks1. .................................................................................................................12Vehicle Function Checks2. ......................................................................................................................12

Accessory Installation Practice (read before installation)Care must be taken when installing this accessory to ensure damage does not occur to the vehicle. The installation of this accessory should follow approved guidelines to ensure a quality installation.

These guidelines can be found in the “Accessory Installation Practices” document.

This document covers such items as:Vehicle Protection (use of •covers and blankets, cleaning chemicals, etc.)Safety (eye protection, checking torque procedure, etc.)•Vehicle Disassembly/Reassembly (panel removal, part storage, etc.)•Electrical Component Disassembly/Reassembly (battery disconnection, connector removal, etc.)•

Please see your Toyota/Scion/Lexus dealer for a copy of this document.


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Content Location

1 Interface Module2 Wired Microphone3 3 Button Blu Logic Switch4 Option 2 Switch Location

TOYOTA HIGHLANDER 2008 - HANDS FREE BLU LOGICProcedure

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Vehicle 1. Preparation (Fig. 1-1)

Apply parking brake.a. Protect fender before starting.b. Remove the negative (–) battery cable.c.

CAUTION: Do not touch the positive termi-nal with any tool during removal.

Using the protective blanket, cover front d. seat, side of the shift lever and center console.Place removed vehicle components on a e. protective blanket.

Fig. 1-1

Remove the upper HVAC air vent as-b. sembly.

Apply protective tape underneath the 1. HVAC air vent assembly.

Using the panel removal tool disen-2. gage the clips and pull straight out (Fig 1-3).

Vehicle Dissamembly.2.

Unscrew shift knob (Fig. 1-2).a.

Fig. 1-2

Socket (10 mm), Ratchet

Panel Removal Tool

Fig. 1-3


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Remove the lower trim garnish (Fig. c. 1-4).

Using the panel removal tool disen-1. gage the right side of the garnish.

Fig. 1-4

Remove the HVAC assembly.d.

Disengage the HVAC assembly by 1. pulling straight out. (Fig. 1-6).

Disconnect all connectors and set 2. aside.

Work your way towards the middle 2. and towards the left side.

NOTE: The lower garnish can be removed as one piece.

The HVAC controls may or may not come out with the garnish. Use appropriate cau-tion to avoid damage.

Panel Removal Tool

Fig. 1-5

Panel Removal Tool

Fig. 1-6


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Remove the radio assembly. e.

Remove two (2) 10 mm bolts located 1. above the radio assembly (Fig 1-7).

Remove two (2) 10 mm bolts below 2. the radio assembly (Rollover Image).

Interface Module Installation3.

Connect main power harness to interface a. module (Fig. 1-9).

NOTE: The Red connector is connected to the matching Red connector on the module.

Using your hands, carefully pull out 3. the radio assembly (Fig. 1-8).

Support the radio on a support box 4. (or with other appropriate means) to prevent any damage to the connections as well as preventing scratches.

NOTE: Be careful not to put too much ten-sion on the radio connections when pulling out the radio.

Disconnect any connectors.5.

Fig. 1-8

Fig. 1-9


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Mount the interface module.b.

Secure the interface module to the 1. lower left brace inside the radio cavity with four (4) wire ties. (2) Interlocked together and wrapped around the cen-ter of the module. (1) One on the upper left corner and (1) on the lower right corner. (Fig. 1-10).

NOTE: Rollover image shows module with no harness for instruction purposes.

Route microphone wire through the 3. opening of the cluster bezel (Fig 1-12).

Microphone Installation 4.

Route microphone cable.a.

Using your hands, disengage the clus-1. ter bezel using.

Pull straight back to remove (Fig. 2. 1-11).

Fig. 1-11

Fig. 1-12


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Fig. 1-13

BLU Logic Switch Installation 5.

NOTE: Check to see if there is an open knock-out on the center console. If blank knock-out is present continue, if not present skip to Step #6.

Remove center console subassembly.a.

Disengage by hand or apply protec-1. tive tape and use panel removal tool if needed (Fig 1-15).

NOTE: Start from the back and work your way towards the front.

Mount the microphone.b.

Clean the microphone mounting loca-1. tion with VDC approved cleaner.

Mount microphone on the bottom right 2. side of bezel. Minimize the amount of exposed wire visible to the customer. 0-20mm is acceptable (Fig. 1-14).

NOTE: The microphone should be level & flush with the silver trim and the wire por-tion approximately 0-4mm from the edge of the bezel.

Reinstall dash cluster bezel.3. Fig. 1-14

Fig. 1-15

Continue through the dash toward 4. radio opening (Fig. 1-13).

Connect to interface module. 5.

Panel Removal Tool


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Front

Back

Remove the left blank plug by sqeez-2. ing the locking tabs together and pushing out from the backside of the console (Fig. 1-16).

Disconnect the spare connector and 3. secure to existing harness.

Mount the switch in the location of the 4. blank knock-out (Rollover Image).

Make sure the solid arrow is pointing 5. towards the front of the vehicle.

Fig. 1-18

Route BLU Logic switch cable.b.

Route the switch cable up towards the 1. interface module (Rollover Image).

Bundle excess switch cable and wire 2. tie in place with existing wire looms (Fig. 1-17).

Leave a pig tail that will be connect to 3. the switch.

Cut off excess wire ties. 4.

Run switch cable under plastic heater 5. A/C plenum mount.

Secure with wire tie (Fig. 1-18). 6.

Reinstall center console. 7.

Side Cutters


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Fig. 1-19

Fig. 1-21

BLU Logic Switch Installation Option II6.

USE ONLY IF OPTION I IS NOT AVAIL-ABLE.

Disengage driver side step cover and a. remove (Fig. 1-19).

Remove driver side kick panel.b.

Remove plastic lock nut (Fig. 1-20).1.

Disengage kick panel and remove. 2. (Rollover Image).

Remove knee panelc.

Disengage and remove.1.

Remove the center knock-out and 2. mount BLU Logic switch (Fig. 1-21).

NOTE: Use next available blank location if center location is occupied.


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Fig. 1-22

Fig. 1-23

Route BLU Logic Switch.d.

Route through opening of radio down 1. towards opening of knee panel (Fig. 1-22).

Secure to existing wire loom.2.

Wire tie every 5-6 inches.3.

Cut off excess wire ties.4.

Connect to BLU Logic switch and re-5. install knee panel, kick panel and side step cover.

Connect main power harness to matching e. radio connections as needed.Bundle up excess switch and microphone f. wire and secure them to the dash rein-forcement bar alone with the main harness with two (2) wire ties (Fig. 1-23).

NOTE: AVC-LAN (12 pin) connector may not be present on the vehicle’s harness. Wire tie this connector to the harness un-connected, but ALWAYS connect the AVC-LAN (12 pin) connector into the radio.

If AVC-LAN (12 pin) connector is present on vehicle harness, connect to jumper provided with BLU Logic unit.

Reinstall radio assembly.g.

NOTE: If any other accessories are installed that connect to the head unit, BLU Logic should be the unit that plugs into the radio first.

Reinstall HVAC and lower garnish assem-h. bly.Reinstall both left and right garnishes.i. Reinstall air vent assembly.j. Position negative battery cable at the origi-k. nal factory position (tighten the nut to 36 in-lbs (4.07 N.m).

CAUTION: Do not touch the positive terminal with any tool during removal.

Place owner’s manual in glove box.l.

Side Cutters

Side Cutters

TOYOTA HIGHLANDER 2008 - HANDS FREE BLU LOGIC CHECKLIST – these points MUST be checked to ensure a quality installation.

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Accessory Function Checks

Major Action Item

Check: Look For:

1 Factory Radio Install fuse (short pin) for the following function checks. Remove fuse (short pin) once function checks are complete.

Turn on the radio and verify that the BLU Logic Module will mute the audio. With the ra-dio on, press the middle button on the Blu Logic switch and verify that the audio is muted.

2 Interface Kit Verify the proper connection of the Interface kit by pressing and holding the middle button on the switch until you hear one (1) beeps.

Pairing the module to a phone is not required. This is the customers (or dealers) responsi-bility.

3 Audio Output Turn the balance to the L and verify that one (1) beep is coming from the left front speaker. Repeat for the (R) right front speaker

Vehicle Function Check

Vehicle Function Vehicle Function Detail

Audio AM/FM Verify the proper operation of audio AM/FM.

Hazard Switch Verify the proper operation of the hazard switch.

HVAC Verify the proper operation of the air conditioning system.

NAV System (if equipped) Confirm navigation operation by AVN diagnostics.

Left & Right Seat Heater Switch (if equipped) Verify the proper operation of the L&R heater switch.

SRS Warning Light Confirm SRS warning light illuminates for approximately 6 seconds with the ignition ON, and then goes out.

Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Prior to TPMS activation and Pre- delivery Service (PDS) of the Vehicle the TPMS light will blink when IG is turned on.

After TPMS activation and PDS of the Vehicle the TPMS light will illuminate for a few seconds and go off when IG is turned on.

Kit Service Information

Item: Location:

1 3-Amp in-line Fuse

The fuse is located behind the HVAC assembly. To replace, follow Step 1-4 to access the fuse location.

Note: If the fuse is blown, the Hands Free Blu Logic will not turn on.

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