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92-96 Toyota Camry Radio Knob (Bass/Treb, Fade/Bal Knob)

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This is a remix project that will fit the 1992-1996 Toyota Camry factory radio. These knobs are for the bass/treble and bal/fade knobs, or the smaller knobs. Usually these kinds of knobs are prone to breaking and often go missing. It is a relatively quick print. The only modification I did to this was add knurled heads to the knobs to extend from the faceplate. The original project that this was based off of works, but you can't adjust levels when the switch is in the inward position. That is why I extended it. I have printed these using PLA and they seem to work fine. You will need to print two of these.

Published Jun 27, 2026Updated Sep 15, 2026

Originally published on thingiverse.com by Owen Graham (OwenGMan) · License: CC BY

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