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and took it to Pacific Stereo in Riverside. They where able to tap into the canbus and the steering wheel buttons work. I now run Android Auto with Headunit Reloaded from the Play Store. Also installed a backup camera.
I don't think there is an OEM looking option with Apple Crapplay.
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I only bought their converter and found it to be way overpriced and just a flimsy unit you can buy off aliexpress or whatever for half the cost. Works ok but I was expecting better for the price.
Also the backup cam functionality on the Xtrons unit is pretty slick. Since it's tapped into the car's CAN, it has access to every other module on the network, including the one for steering position. So when you add a backup cam and enable the guide lines on the Xtrons unit, they actually bend and shift to indicate the direction you're heading just like with factory setups. I also have full volume control on my steering wheel, and I can also change the radio station from the wheel and have it display on the instrument cluster like stock.
My biggest complaint isn't actually with the unit itself, but just its position on the center console stack. It's too low, and it becomes a little unsafe at times trying to use and look at a touchscreen that sits so low while driving, I wish someone made a head unit that integrates with the center speaker on the top of the dash. That would be perfect.
Also the backup cam functionality on the Xtrons unit is pretty slick. Since it's tapped into the car's CAN, it has access to every other module on the network, including the one for steering position. So when you add a backup cam and enable the guide lines on the Xtrons unit, they actually bend and shift to indicate the direction you're heading just like with factory setups. I also have full volume control on my steering wheel, and I can also change the radio station from the wheel and have it display on the instrument cluster like stock.
My biggest complaint isn't actually with the unit itself, but just its position on the center console stack. It's too low, and it becomes a little unsafe at times trying to use and look at a touchscreen that sits so low while driving, I wish someone made a head unit that integrates with the center speaker on the top of the dash. That would be perfect.
My concern with the wireless transmitters is the boot up/connection time-it could be insignificant but I have no experience with them. The volume was not loud enough initially so I ran another set of speakers passively with their own amplifier, removed & replaced the stock sub with a different slim subwoofer + added its own amp as well.






