Landcruiser 70/75/79/80 Series UHF/USB Pass Through
Landcruiser 70/75/79/80 Series UHF/USB Pass Through
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You guys demanded it and we listened! A pass through connector mounted to a blank switch position. This makes hiding your UHF box behind the dash much easier with a tidy spot for your UHF hand piece to plug into. The USB option provides a great way to route your phone charger cable when using the rear USB port on your radio for Apple CarPlay.
HOT TIP: This pairs beautifully with the UHF hand piece mount! (click here)
Vehicle Fitment
Toyota Landcruiser
70 Series (1990–1997)
75 Series (1985–1999)
79 Series steel dash (1999–Early 2007)
79 Series plastic dash (2009–2026)
80 Series (1990–1997)
Toyota Landcruiser Prado
90 Series (1996–2002)
95 Series (1996–2002)
Toyota Hilux
LN106 / LN107 (1993–1997)
YN85 / YN90 (1993–1997)
RN85 / RN90 (1993–1997)
Features:
- Includes RJ45 CAT 6 / USB / USB-C connector
- Factory switch holes are utilised ensuring no modification is required for fitting.
- Printed with high quality ABS plastic, this item is very strong and will withstand the abuse.
- Suitable for both Right Hand Drive and Left Hand Drive models.
- Multiple mounting options - Mount it into any of the blank switch positions that you desire!
- Suitable for switch holes sized at 38mm x 19mm. If you have another car with switch holes at this size, then this should work!
These fit my 95 series Prado (owned for 28 years from new) perfectly. I was able to add a UHF pass-through to tidy up the UHF microphone cable (radio is behind dash) and have a USB port connected to the after-market head unit for my telephone and music, rather than having to rely on an untidy cable running out from underneath the dash. The business was also very responsive in terms of communication when I had some queries. Interestingly I found out why the switch-hole has a sort of T-shape; I was going to move the sub-tank switch across to get the pass-throughs closer to the centre of the dash, but it turns out that the T shape is inverted on that switch-hole compared to where the blanks are and the switch is slightly wider at one end to fit the "T", so the only way to move the switch to another position would have been to turn it upside-down. I left it where it is!
Nice to finally find accessories that fit the old Toyota switch holes.
Nice to finally find some products that fit the old style switch hole!
Don't seem to fit in original holes be better if came small to female
Fits as described in 79 series plastic dash blank.