Toyota Land Cruiser 100, GX and LC100 2002-2007 - twin 10.1-inch OEM Style Android 15 upgrade
Two screens, one dashboard. The HG3301 drops a 10.1-inch Android 15 touchscreen where the factory radio sat and a second 10.1-inch display into the climate panel underneath. The wood, the vents and the centre stack don't move. If you're shopping for a Toyota Land Cruiser 100 2002-2007 Car Multimedia Player, that lower panel is the part most sellers leave to you.
The HG3301 is cut for the Toyota Land Cruiser 100 GX and LC100 2002-2007 centre stack, so it's shaped to the panel that came out.
| Model | Vehicle | Model years |
|---|---|---|
| HG3301 | Land Cruiser 100 GX, VX and LC100 | 2002-2007 |
Toyota changed this dashboard more than once, so our fitment sheet carries four layouts. Which one is yours?
That's the honest version of a Toyota Land Cruiser 100 2003 Factory Radio Replacement: the fascia is the easy half, and the wiring behind it decides whether you finish in a day. I keep seeing trucks with the loom already cut. We build a single-screen version too, so tell us your year and we'll point you to it.
Out goes a dot-matrix head unit, a CD slot you don't use and the panel that ran the air conditioning. In come two 10.1-inch screens that answer to your finger.
The lower screen shows airflow in the middle, function keys along the top, a fan bar and the two rotary knobs below. You still work the temperature by hand, without looking away. That's quicker than stabbing at glass, and for a Toyota Land Cruiser 100 2006 Wireless CarPlay Retrofit it matters more than a menu.
What I see most often on this truck is a good body with a tired radio: money already spent on suspension and tyres, and a display that fades in the sun. That's annoying, because the fix costs you less than everything already done.
I hear the same three routes into this dashboard, and only one comes with a fascia drawn for the aperture and a climate screen. You don't re-cut the dash for the second one. Ask for a Toyota Land Cruiser 100 2005 OEM Style Car Radio and both displays arrive together.
| Comparing | Factory radio | Marketplace listing | HG3301 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Display | Dot matrix, one line of text | One screen, size left to you | 10.1-inch Android screen plus a climate display |
| Phone | A cradle on the windscreen | CarPlay via a separate adapter | Wireless CarPlay and Android Auto built in |
| Climate panel | Factory buttons and backlighting | Usually left in place or lost | Second screen with the two rotary knobs kept |
The first two columns are general; the last one lists what we publish for your truck.
Pair once and it reconnects on its own. No cable, no dongle.
Android 15 on a UIS8581A Cortex-A55 at 1.6 GHz, with a data SIM for maps away from home.
Shape the sound on the unit itself, and read station names not frequencies.
Screens photograph well and harnesses don't, which is why a cheap Toyota LC100 2004 Android 15 Head Unit and a proper one look identical until you read the spec. Behind the glass sit an RCA amplifier interface, a built-in DSP, RDS, an ST7708 radio chip, a TDA7851 chip and an external microphone.
Both builds carry the same connectivity, DSP and tuner; it's only the memory that differs. Two gigabytes is fine for CarPlay and one map. Four is what I'd choose if navigation runs while music plays; a stereo that stutters mid-junction is maddening to own.
Read that diagram first. On a Toyota Land Cruiser 100 2002-2007 it's the amplifier control wire and the subwoofer output that decide which leads you get.
The upper display runs the launcher you'd expect: tiles for navigation, music and radio, a status bar with the clock and signal, an FM tuner and a keypad.
The lower display isn't a mirror of the top one. It's the climate readout: airflow, fan speed, seat heating and the rear fan, with the rotary knobs underneath. So why pay for a second screen? Because the alternative is losing the button panel that works your air conditioning, and on a twenty-year-old truck that's an awkward thing to lose. That's the difference between a Toyota Land Cruiser 100 2005 OEM Style Car Radio and a generic head unit with a gap under it.
None of this ships unless you ask: a DAB+ antenna with a USB adapter, a front dash DVR camera with ADAS, an OBD reader, a tyre-pressure display, an AHD reversing camera, a four-camera 360 system and a dynamic-trajectory parking camera.
If you add one thing, make it the reversing camera, because a Toyota Land Cruiser 100 2002-2007 Car Multimedia Player already puts the screen in your eyeline and the rear corners vanish with the tailgate up. I'd think harder about the 360 system: four camera runs and a tedious first install.
Say so in the same message when you order a Toyota Land Cruiser 100 2003 Factory Radio Replacement with a camera, the microphone or the DAB antenna. One shipment beats two.
Tell me what your Toyota Land Cruiser 100 and LC100 2002-2007 carries today, which factory layout your truck matches, and what you want the screen to do, and I'll confirm before you pay. Set on a Toyota LC100 2004 Android 15 Head Unit but unsure about HB or HV? Say so in your first message.
Full details and availability are on the product page: 10.1" + 10.1" Screen OEM Style For Toyota Land Cruiser 100 GX and LC100 2002-2007 Car Multimedia Stereo GPS CarPlay Player.
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Send your model year, VIN and a photo of the centre stack, and we will confirm the version and the leads before it ships.
See the HG3301 on witson.comThe 100 GX, VX and LC100 from 2002 to 2007. We still ask for your model year and VIN, because the centre stack changed.
The controls stay, and they move onto the lower screen: airflow, fan speed, seat heating and the rear fan, with the rotary knobs underneath. You aren't left with a hole where the button panel was.
Yes. The original head unit comes out and the HG3301 takes its place. Nothing drives the old display afterwards.
Memory, and only memory. HB is 2 GB plus 32 GB, HV is 4 GB plus 64 GB, and both run Android 15 with the same wireless CarPlay, 4G LTE, DSP and tuner.
It can change the leads and the version we send, which is why the wiring diagram has a dedicated amplifier control wire. Send a photo of your connector stack and we'll confirm.
If your display has faded, a used unit buys the same twenty-year-old parts and the same fog. This panel replaces both: it's the radio and the climate panel in one, and adds a Toyota Land Cruiser 100 2006 Wireless CarPlay Retrofit on top.
