oldghost

Hello all! Need some help for I am frustrated beyond belief. I am in the final stretch of the Android 10.5" screen install and I am stuck at trying to reinstall the COMAND/Headunit. With the new adapter and cables in place, it seems the headunit does not have enough space to slide back into place. Any thoughts or ideas on how to better house/hide the cables behind the unit for reinstall?

thank you!
Lance

aznmode

Trying getting the quad lock to go under the command. Its the only thing that's preventing the command from going in to place.

DashLynx

Always make sure to search for products that are made in the USA, like ours, provide you support by calling a phone number where you can speak to someone in the USA time zone. This is really important, especially for installation, so you can connect with someone who can do a video call with you at the same time. Plus, our products come with a lifetime warranty.

oldghost

good point. support for my unit was next to none; wonky time zone. These units WILL require install and setup help; unless you've done them before. They are tricky at times to get all systems GO even after getting it squashed in the center stack. I still like my unit and use it today.

DashLynx

Yes that's why sometimes people think they saving $150 buying it from an overseas vendor but the most important part is that you will need support you want to have the limited lifetime warranty, you want to have support after you purchased it if something goes wrong a year down the line you wanna be able to call somebody and speak to them

asuchander

I installed a GTA Car Kit in my GL350 and it was smooth, seamless, and support was super fast. Highly recommend. https://www.gtacarkits.com/

They are physically located in north america, so same time zones, etc.

For my quad lock I pushed it to the left (as is in their youtube install video) and it fit in just fine.

If you email support they respond very quickly and use zendesk (or something similar) to manage/respond to issues.

DashLynx

Basically, they're just reselling low-quality Chinese kits that everyone else buys, slapping their label on them like they made it themselves. They're not even manufacturers. Plus, their product only comes with a one-year warranty. What happens after that year? You're out of luck if something breaks. On our kits, we offer a lifetime warranty. If their product is so great, why is their warranty only one year?