Toyota Tacoma
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Toyota Tacoma
PSU-300TCM Sound System Upgrade
Installation Manual
Model: 4-door Tacoma
Model Year: 2016 - UP
*Not compatible with factory JBL® amplified systems
Introduction
Congratulations on purchasing the PSU-300TCM. This installation manual is designed to take you through
the step-by-step installation of the PSU-300TCM into a 2016 – UP 4-door Toyota Tacoma. Please familiarize
yourself with the owner’s manual and if you still have additional questions please call 1-800-TECH-101.
Note
Design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.
To Ensure Safe Use, Always Follow These Precautions
The installation of this product requires specialized skills and experience. We recommend that you have the
product installed by an Alpine authorized dealer.
Before you use this product, be sure to carefully read this installation manual and the separate user’s manual
so that you can use the product correctly. Alpine Electronics bears no responsibility for problems that arise as
a result of failure to follow the instructions in the manuals.
This manual includes a number of symbols that are intended to help you use the product safely, to prevent
harm to you and others, and to protect against damage to property. These symbols and their meanings are
listed below. Make sure you fully understand these symbols before you begin reading the main text.
Explanations of Injury and Damage That May Result from Incorrect Use
Warning Ignoring the content marked by this indication and using the product incorrectly may
lead to death or serious injury.
Caution Ignoring the content marked by this indication and using the product incorrectly may
lead to injury or property damage.
Toyota Model Year
Tacoma 2016 – UP
* The specified vehicles have been tested and have met compatibility specs at the time of testing. Compatibility is
not guaranteed if the manufacturer has made production changes to the listed vehicles above.
Warning: Before you begin, remove the ground wire from the NEGATIVE (-)
terminal of the battery. Failing to do so can lead to electric shock, injury or damage
to equipment.
