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Old 09-30-2014, 10:04 AM
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Glove Box wiring

I am trying to recreate the android car pc from https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...5-android.html in my W212 E-Class 2012, with a Raspberry Pi running RASPBMC instead of an android PC. But i cannot figure out how to get the cable from behind the COMAND unit (the Video AUX) in to the glove compartment.? I have been searching the forum and the internet in general, but haven't been able to find some useful results??

Does anybody here know how to do this?

Is it even possible to wire something to the glovebox without taking the entire thing apart?

Any help will be appreciated
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I suppose your question is best answered by AstronBnx who had done an awesome job
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Thanks, but i figured it out after many tries. :-)
I've now got Raspberry Pi running in my car, which i remotely control from i iPhone.
Works like a charm.
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Originally Posted by Sajaan
Thanks, but i figured it out after many tries. :-)
I've now got Raspberry Pi running in my car, which i remotely control from i iPhone.
Works like a charm.
Can you post any pics to show how it works?
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Originally Posted by Sajaan
Thanks, but i figured it out after many tries. :-)
I've now got Raspberry Pi running in my car, which i remotely control from i iPhone.
Works like a charm.

so did you have to remove the entire glovebox to gain access to it from the back of your comand?

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