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I already have an ODB2 adapter ($10 on Amazon) so I don't need that. There is a TPMS add on available but since I don't have the sending units on my tires I'm not going to bother with that either,
I am however getting the backup camera. And I THINK this is the harness. https://www.joyingauto.com/honda-and...t-harness.html
I am however getting the backup camera. And I THINK this is the harness. https://www.joyingauto.com/honda-and...t-harness.html
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Hmmm. There are two versions, the -1 and the -2. Now I'm not sure which to get. Looks from the URL like the -1 version supports 5Ghz wifi. Although both have the 5Ghz icon.
I can't tell what the difference is. I compared the specs side by side using the compare function and they are the same.
https://www.joyingauto.com/joying-an...5ghz-wifi.html
https://www.joyingauto.com/joying-8-...-internet.html
Update: I think the -2 is just a newer interface.
I can't tell what the difference is. I compared the specs side by side using the compare function and they are the same.
https://www.joyingauto.com/joying-an...5ghz-wifi.html
https://www.joyingauto.com/joying-8-...-internet.html
Update: I think the -2 is just a newer interface.
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Note that the install posts are for the JY-HOS01N4GS-2, which is no longer available. Newer one is the JY-HQS01N4G-1 or JY-HQS01N4G-2. Near as I can tell the only difference is that the old one is Android 8.1/Intel and the two newer ones are Android 10/Octa-Core (same speed). The -2 version has a "new interface" but they don't show enough of it to tell which is better.
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This all looks so good, I’m so impressed with the install and those ball mounts look epic in functionality. It’s a great upgrade although I don’t fancy paying for a sim, simple apple car play will do it for me. It’s going to be a Christmas project, that with 4 component speakers and a fair bit of sound deafening, I think it will be a decent upgrade.
Do you think it’s worth adding the amps to power the speakers then and not use the headunit itself? Where do you stow this amp? I wasn’t planning on adding one in but if it’s essential I might do.
Do you think it’s worth adding the amps to power the speakers then and not use the headunit itself? Where do you stow this amp? I wasn’t planning on adding one in but if it’s essential I might do.
Note that the install posts are for the JY-HOS01N4GS-2, which is no longer available. Newer one is the JY-HQS01N4G-1 or JY-HQS01N4G-2. Near as I can tell the only difference is that the old one is Android 8.1/Intel and the two newer ones are Android 10/Octa-Core (same speed). The -2 version has a "new interface" but they don't show enough of it to tell which is better.
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And I THINK this is the harness. https://www.joyingauto.com/honda-and...t-harness.html
FYI, i contacted Joying and this is NOT the correct harness. They do not sell the correct one, you have to get it yourself.
Anyone know what's the correct harness to get?
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see below
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If you're talking about the adapter harness that plugs into the car's radio harness you want something like
the . Note that originally this harness did not have pins/wires for the s2000-specific dash and
mute switch wires, though newer versions probably do since Metra sells dash control interfaces.
the . Note that originally this harness did not have pins/wires for the s2000-specific dash and
mute switch wires, though newer versions probably do since Metra sells dash control interfaces.
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If you're talking about the adapter harness that plugs into the car's radio harness you want something like
the Metra 70-1721 . Note that originally this harness did not have pins/wires for the s2000-specific dash and
mute switch wires, though newer versions probably do since Metra sells dash control interfaces.
the Metra 70-1721 . Note that originally this harness did not have pins/wires for the s2000-specific dash and
mute switch wires, though newer versions probably do since Metra sells dash control interfaces.
Toecheese, get that harness.
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If you're talking about the adapter harness that plugs into the car's radio harness you want something like
the Metra 70-1721 . Note that originally this harness did not have pins/wires for the s2000-specific dash and
mute switch wires, though newer versions probably do since Metra sells dash control interfaces.
the Metra 70-1721 . Note that originally this harness did not have pins/wires for the s2000-specific dash and
mute switch wires, though newer versions probably do since Metra sells dash control interfaces.
yep, this looks like what I need, thanks. Doing it myself, BTW.