Joel

Or...you could just install a real MP3 player :D I just put a Clarion ADB340MP Double Din(Fits the big hole in the dash) in my 2001 Highlander. Wiring wise it was the easiest stereo I've ever installed. It was also very easy to remove the dash and pull the old unit. The problems I encountered were.... the new unit had a half inch or so of space on each side. I remedied this by taking a shiny black light switch wall plate and cut the sides off and slid em under the edge of the stereo face plates on each side. It actually looks very good.. The other problem is that I made a mark on the edge of the dash. The dumb dash is white underneath, so I left a little tiny white line after it all went back together. I touched it up with a black permamarker. It actually touched up pretty well...so all looks well and the stereo sounds GREAT! B)

Well, I've had my Highlander since 2001 and it's squealed in very high winds off the windshield corners. But it's not really that big of thing. When it happens, it's on a REALLY STRONG gust. The whole car is shoved and it howls! Also funny, of course is the incredibly pounding helicopter sound that happens with the Sun roof open and a rear window....even just one window open you can get a pretty good thundering going in the car. Pretty funny actually. I love to torture the kids with it if they're bad :D It's just how it is. Next year they reimagine the whole car, so hopefully they learned about wind since then ;) I think overall the car has been very quiet....assuming it's not windy out and the windows are rolled up. Joel