I'm not talking about carplay/AA. I'm talking about just bluetooth connection to play music. I don't really care for carplay.
LX470 2004 | Need help with Android Screen
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I have never used that square button before. Much quicker!
Just got my unit off of @Squ1dward and reading through your post. You referenced moving your SIM card to the glove box. I looked at my unit and the SIM tray is located on my head unit
I got the tools today and trying to do the wire relocation. how did you go about unlatching the connector from the harness?
For future folks attempting this wire switch. here's the front end of the harness. You'll want to use the small pointed tool. if you look at the empty unused slots you'll see how the plastic tab works. Manuever your tool so that you can lift that tab upwards so you can pull the wire out. When you pull the wire out you'll see an opening on that plug that would catch on that plastic tab. Insert it into its new home remembering to rotate the plug so that it will catch on the tab.
I need to do this. My canbus boxes rattle behind my radio
It’s worth the time spent. Might wrap the canbus box now that you mention it
Received my RCA cable with the bare wire on one end. Used a few posi-tap to tap into the camera -/+ terminal as well as the trigger wire from the camera module per this post. Note I’m waiting on a replacement 4G antenna because the connector on the original one fell off. Once i get that I’ll go ahead and do the complete install of the Teyes CC3
Am I the only dummy with the issue? Can’t seem to figure it out and very very ready to be done with this project !
What’s weird to me is everything is sitting nice up top and the bottom - just not where they meet. If I get this to sit nicer on the bottom I feel like I’ll have the gap up top. And the only way I think I can get it closer to the bottom is by backing out the bracket screws from the head unit and unclipping it from the bracket that the teyes bezel sits into - and if I do that I don’t think it’ll be a tight fit and will just be floating in there and move like crazy.
I feel like I’m dong something wrong. Am I missing screws in my zoom in pic? I can also confirm everything was a tight as hell fit back there and felt I was forcing the bracket screws back. I tried rearranging wires a thousand times and this was the best I could get it.
Thanks for any advice
What’s weird to me is everything is sitting nice up top and the bottom - just not where they meet. If I get this to sit nicer on the bottom I feel like I’ll have the gap up top. And the only way I think I can get it closer to the bottom is by backing out the bracket screws from the head unit and unclipping it from the bracket that the teyes bezel sits into - and if I do that I don’t think it’ll be a tight fit and will just be floating in there and move like crazy.
I feel like I’m dong something wrong. Am I missing screws in my zoom in pic? I can also confirm everything was a tight as hell fit back there and felt I was forcing the bracket screws back. I tried rearranging wires a thousand times and this was the best I could get it.
Thanks for any advice
Check out this post he has some insight on the install
I’ll be doing my installation tomorrow so we’ll see what i run into
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Just ran out to my rig, don't have the teyes unit installed but it looks like the bottom section is not installed all the way. Can't recall if there are some snap fittings behind there or not.
Side question for anyone, for the pin 60 repair that's famous on the 2004 MFD. I can get around doing that with this teyes unit correct?
Side question for anyone, for the pin 60 repair that's famous on the 2004 MFD. I can get around doing that with this teyes unit correct?
Hmmm hyperlink not working for me…
My advice would be to keep your wire mgmt of the teyes harness in check from start to finish. There’s just not enough room back there for a mess of wires
Try this link Build: "Moxie" 2007 LX470 Limited - https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/build-moxie-2007-lx470-limited.1299716/page-2#post-14764239
You’re right though. Dealing with the wire management is important. I took the time to cloth tape the harness to help minimize the mess
The T’eyes unit should sit flush against the radio bezel. Mine looks like the factory meant for it to be there. Check the brackets to make sure you didn’t bend them cramming it all back in. Maybe you have the screen attached to the bracket wrong?
Keep working on it. It’ll fit right.
Keep working on it. It’ll fit right.
Definitely possible to get it flush - but takes some finagling. That top part of the wood bezel has two compression clips that slide into the openings on the bottom tabs of the teyes bezel. Gotta make sure that it lines up in there. I might try starting with those two inserted first and then start snapping in the rest of the wood piece. Hope that makes sense?
So I did actually speak to them on this. Apparently it will fit in the same frame as the CC3 so not fitment issues. As far as everything else they said it should be exactly the same as the CC3.
I took that as the problems some people now have will still be happening on the CC4. After doing some googling and using a lot of google translate for Russian I really didn't see the need for the newer model. Also, I assume the AUS units don't do this but the CC4 Pro in Russia does a lot of data gathering on you. So on the off chance the AUS or US version did any of that I elected to skip it.
I took that as the problems some people now have will still be happening on the CC4. After doing some googling and using a lot of google translate for Russian I really didn't see the need for the newer model. Also, I assume the AUS units don't do this but the CC4 Pro in Russia does a lot of data gathering on you. So on the off chance the AUS or US version did any of that I elected to skip it.
I guess it depends if there’s enough demand got it from the LC.