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They are quite easy to install ourself if you have the tools to remove the existing stereo and fascia in your car. Then match up the plugs and socket.

I'm not too happy with the FM interface app on my android. I have heard about DAB (I'm in the UK) and the USB plugin in dongles for DAB you can get. I was wondering if anyone has had any success with one of these and what app you need for it wo work best? Can I have your advice and thoughts on DAB ...

Hello Changing the icons for apps on Android is not as simple as you would imagine. The main stumbling block is the launcher (that shows your home screen and icons). Not all launchers have this feature, in fact most don't. What you can try is a Long press on the icon and see if a menu pops up If you...

Morning found the board as im looking for help with a Headunit that is playing me up Hello You will need to provide more information about the head unit you have, a link to the site it is selling on, pictures of the thing, any identifying numbers or codes, a picture of the system information can al...

Hi Format the USB stick with the FAT32 option. Untick the 'Quick format' to get a full drive format. You will lose anything on the thumb drive after it has been formatted. You can then copy the files to the drive (you may need to unzip the files); the instructions should tell you what to do about th...

There are no setting for the Lexus on the CAN BUS settings on my android car stereo. The vendor said it was compatible. Am I missing something? Hello :) Look for Toyota in the CAN BUS settings and use that. The Lexus and Toyota are often found to use the same CAN BUS settings and to avoid duplicati...

Hello Berike

It's great to have you onboard

With each of the universally fitting Android car stereos, you either get a bunch of wires with no plugs or a pair of ISO plugs. These ISO plugs are standard. Luckily, there are adaptors to convert these standard ISO connectors to the ones your car needs. Identify your car's make and model and look a...

The solution was to replace the cheap 'charge only' iPhone lead with a fully wired and fully functional official apple USB lead to restore full apple carplay and iPhone charging.

The wired car play wouldn't work, but the wireless version did.

Having wired meant the phone could be charged with carplay was active so using the wireless carplay was not ideal. A solution was required to make the wired car play function properly on the Android Headunit.