Toyota 4Runner Dash Camera Power Adapter Install
What's My Pin Count?
The pin count for your dash camera power adapter can vary depending on your vehicle. Here’s a quick guide to help you identify the right one:
- 7-pin: Typically found on 2003–2019 Toyota 4Runners with an auto-dimming rearview mirror. The adapter connects directly to the back of the mirror, no need to access the overhead console.
- 10-pin: Typically used in 2020–2025 Toyota 4Runners and is accessed via the vehicle’s overhead console.
- 12-pin: Typically associated with 2014+ Toyota Tundras, some 2010+ 4Runners and 2016–2023 Toyota Tacomas. These usually connect to the back of the rearview mirror.
- 14-pin: Typically related to 2005–2015 Toyota Tacomas or 2007–2013 Toyota Tundras. These usually connect to the back of the rearview mirror.
Again, this is a helpful guide but please be sure to check your vehicle's pin count before purchasing to ensure compatibility!
Dash Camera Power Adapter Overview
Details: Use our Dash Camera Power Adapter to plug your dash camera into the power connector on the back of your rearview mirror and you're up and running.
Plug & Play: The power adapter harness in our kit will plug directly into the power source for your factory rearview mirror. Check out the video above for details! Our kit takes about 10 minutes to install!
Plug & Play Compatibility: In order for this bundle to be compatible with your 4Runner it does require you have an auto-dimming rearview mirror or a rearview mirror with an LCD backup camera screen.
Included: 1x plug and play power harness
