Did you mean pair the radio to your phone? not sure what you mean about pairing the radio to the car....?
if by phone then there are two ways to "pair" it: bluetooth or carplay (which uses a wifi connection)
Did you mean pair the radio to your phone? not sure what you mean about pairing the radio to the car....?hey how did u pair your car to the radio...
Did it work?heyman sorry to bother you at a time like this but can I please get the video on how to do this so I can control the a/c please and thanks email [email protected]
I need help!! I’m having the same problems ! I also disconnected the 36 pin and stillHello from Barcelona!
I have just installed the Tesla Style on my 2008 FX35, and it looks great.
I have lost some features from the original system, such as options configuration menu, TPMS indication... that only appears on original system (this is an android tablet with A/C control).
I'm using original reverse camera, using an adaptor cable sent by seller (Aliexpress from China)
If anyone knows how to access to internal car menu through this android system (maybe using bluetooth OBD2 adaptor and a soft) it would be great. Same for TMPS values (now I only have low pressure indication on dashboard)
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Hi! Can u plz help me with the back up camera installations? PlzIt’s pretty legit. I’m a big fan - a couple tricks to the wiring but it’s all straight forward. The screen is a bit bright at night but besides that I think it’s a super sick solution. The one I got has wired View attachment 19894 CarPlay already built in.
@James UbiHello from Barcelona!
I have just installed the Tesla Style on my 2008 FX35, and it looks great.
I have lost some features from the original system, such as options configuration menu, TPMS indication... that only appears on original system (this is an android tablet with A/C control).
I'm using original reverse camera, using an adaptor cable sent by seller (Aliexpress from China)
If anyone knows how to access to internal car menu through this android system (maybe using bluetooth OBD2 adaptor and a soft) it would be great. Same for TMPS values (now I only have low pressure indication on dashboard)
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Hi, I have just installed an android radio, but the original rear camera is not working anymore. Do you have a link to the adaptor cable? My car is a 2003 FX45, so your cable might not fit my car, but at least I would have an idea what to look for. Thanks.Hello from Barcelona!
I have just installed the Tesla Style on my 2008 FX35, and it looks great.
I have lost some features from the original system, such as options configuration menu, TPMS indication... that only appears on original system (this is an android tablet with A/C control).
I'm using original reverse camera, using an adaptor cable sent by seller (Aliexpress from China)
If anyone knows how to access to internal car menu through this android system (maybe using bluetooth OBD2 adaptor and a soft) it would be great. Same for TMPS values (now I only have low pressure indication on dashboard)
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Hey do u know if they are compatible with 7 inch screens yet? Or how to make it compatible?Yes
Just put one in last weekend
Have you found the 32 pin connector yet? After you fully remove your glove box, lay down and look up towards the backside of the dash. You should see an opening where you can stick you finger in. The 32 pin connector is connected to a module back there. Hopefully this makes sense.I still have not found this 32 pin connector behind the glove compartment. Can someone do a video to help me find it? I had 3 support techs on a Zoom call from Phoenix with no help. I need to get this sorted out.
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I have been all back there. I have completely taken out the glove compartment. Looked all behind and above to area back there. Nothing.Have you found the 32 pin connector yet? After you fully remove your glove box, lay down and look up towards the backside of the dash. You should see an opening where you can stick you finger in. The 32 pin connector is connected to a module back there. Hopefully this makes sense.
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I added an aftermarket back up cam to my FX and only needed to tapped the red and black wired to the reverse light. I left the red wire in the front alone and plugged the yellow A/V cable to the end that say "back cam"Hello All. I got mine installed yesterday -- first time I've done anything like this. I read through all the replies and noticed several folks have problems with their AC not functioning properly without unplugging that 32-pins plug under the glove compartment. I have '03 FX45 without the NAV feature. I did not have to unplug that 32-pins nor did anything with my glove box/compartment. However, there's a grey flat box that someone pointed earlier and it is located in the middle layer of the old radio head unit. I believe this grey box is the AC control? Anyhow, there are three plugs on it and I left this entire grey AC control box plugged in. Meaning, however it was installed by the OEM, I left it as-is and simply unscrewed it from the metal casing/shell. The AC controls both on the touch screen UI and the physical button on the new Android unit works fine. I get cold air, can increase or decrease the temperature and able to change the default celsius to fahrenheit.
All other features work okay e.g. Music, AM/FM, Maps, CarPlay and programmable steering works. The following three items I have not been able to figure it out.
1. My FX45 doesn't have OEM backup camera. My Android unit came with a backup camera and I have spent several hours but could not get it to work. I looked at several videos on Youtube about general backup camera installation and they mostly mentioned to tap the red wire that pig tailed with the AV cable to an accessory power source at the front of the vehicle. The entire Android unit, I don't see a red wire sticking out anywhere to tap a red cable into. When I back up the vehicle, I see a black screen split with the yellow lines but pretty much no image. At least on reverse, it triggers the blank video screen. [Major]
2. Static sounds problem. When CarPlay or radio plays, I don't hear the static sound. When no audio sources are active, I do hear statics or constant noise from the speakers. In one of the earlier replies, I saw someone figured it out by using a AV cable and tap it onto a screw to the back of the Android unit? It wasn't very clear on that user's reply but would be great to get rid of the static sound. [Minor]
3. My unit came with a dongle for cellular connection. I used an LTE SIM card and it didn't work and both SIM slots still indicate empty. Perhaps I needed an actual 4G SIM card instead? I thought LTE SIM card was backward compatible with 4G. [Minor]
It looks better than the OEM stereo but I mean it could be better for a $600 on an after market unit. If I can get item 1 above to work, which I labeled as "Major" then it would be great. Getting backup camera to work to me was important. If anyone has any tips, I'm all ears. I bought mine from AliExpress by the way.
Thank you for reading.
Thank you for your reply. I have tried this and have failed to get the backup cam to work. My Android unit doesn't have that wire label "back cam" by the way. I also received a chat reply from the seller stating that this Android unit does not support the OEM backup camera that came with the vehicle. I did clarified to the seller that the camera I've been trying to install is the same one they sent me and he/she totally ignored my concern afterward. I basically gave up on their backup camera that came with the entire package. The package also came with the DVR recorder for front facing camera and I mounted this to the back windshield instead to use as my backup cam. I had to cut one of the wire on the Android unit to prevent the system from triggering the black screen when backing up.I added an aftermarket back up cam to my FX and only needed to tapped the red and black wired to the reverse light. I left the red wire in the front alone and plugged the yellow A/V cable to the end that say "back cam"
I had the same issue. lol. take a look at pics I posted in this thread. maybe it will help:I have been all back there.i h made completely takennout the glove compartment. Looked all behind and above to area back there. Nothing.
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Hey Javy,2003 FX35 with Tesla touchscreen radio. In luv with my FX35 once again
Also, I heard from a store that he didn't like the android radios? Do you have any feedback around that comment?Hey Javy,
I'm looking for a new radio for my 2004 FX35. How easy was it to install and do you still like it?
Hey man, I hope your doing good. So I got the Tesla type screen and I am dealing with the same issues you mentioned about not having the 32pin connecter plugged in. I wanted to know if we could exchange contact and I could perhaps chat with you over the phone to see if you could make sure all the steps I’ve done so far are ok. I’m going to remove the connector tomorrow behind the glove box but figured I would see if you’d be able to have a second pair of eyes on the final process.I also finally got my Kirinav unit working with my FX35 2008 after a few weeks of tinkering. The gotcha are all mentioned already:
- make sure the factory gray AC controller was left plugged in, which powers the HAVC.
- make sure the 32 pin connector behind glove box is unplugged and connected to the Kirinav connector with 2 green wires 原车协议 (factory interface.) This passes through the temperature info, HVAC control, door sensors and backup sensor.
- for factory backup camera, check if the connector is wired correctly. This guide has the correct wiring. You can find similar information on the service manual "DRIVER INFORMATION SYSTEM" section which you can find a copy online. You want terminal 15 and 4 for RCA pos/neg respectively but the one I received had 14 and 2 instead. I wasn't able to get the pre-installed pins out so I bought connector and wires myself.
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Otherwise reasonably satisfied with the unit. I still need to clean up the wiring, AC fans, USB pass through etc so might write back later with my user experience. Wireless Carplay works pretty well but gets spotty at times. Last couple days I had some audio issue with Carplay (it gets cut out randomly) so still need to figure out if something went loose during my tinkering.