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I was mistaken, it does have TPMS reset. I don't use the maintenance minder stuff. I keep track of that on my own as I change it more frequently.

It says in the description. C comes with support for the factory amp, but it also has the regular ports on the back hook up your own aftermarket equipment

Thanks. I'm working on fixing it. Google has to review my identity to use this "advanced" feature. The link is www.joyingauto.com/blog/post/tips-for-oem-backup-camera-connection-on-honda-civic/ You can use a posi-tap to T off the existing wire from the OE plug without doing any cutting.

@@MuffinMan0521 thanks, I don't have my unit yet, but of the videos I have seen, there was another guy with a touring like me. He did not have to do any modifications to the harness.

Ah, because you have a manual transmission, mine is auto so it should be a matter of connecting the rca yellow cable.

No, the camera is a POS. You can replace it with a higher end unit, however I doubt it would mount perfectly on the trunk. You'd probably have to make a custom mount for it.

It's for 10th gen civics

There is 2 usb ports. The one in the console is just power and the other one is for connecting to the HU. I don't believe that one works for data anymore. The HU has its own USB.

@@MuffinMan0521 i see, were you able to connect the car’s usb cable (green connector i assume) with the usb adapter that Joying gave you? Mine seems to be connected physically but no power goes out from the OEM usb port

Couldn't tell you for sure. It's a real bummer because Joying did a great job on this and if they would have included the full car functionality for like $200 more I would pay it.

So recently, I discovered that there is a menu for configuring a lot of the vehicle functions such as doors auto lock when walking away, but you're right, the rev match isn't there. I don't think it's an issue. I don't ever plan to turn it off and I imagine you could use a scan tool to control it if you really wanted to.

It doesn't replace all of the vehicles factory functions. It doesn't have the maintenance minder or the TPMS reset. It's annoying, but on the other hand the larger, higher resolution screen and built in solid wireless carplay are significant improvements to the stock unit.

@@MuffinMan0521 does the siri button on the steeering still activate siri?

I don't use any of those functions. As far as the TPMS calibration, I haven't tried that yet. I think with the TPMS calibration it doesn't clear it immediately, you have to drive the car.

I think 2 weeks

Thanks because im worry because i have 2018 fk8 and i also got an Dasaita Android unit and i plug it up.. and it turn on…but NO sound audio at all..

Go to the website and read the plethora of product information. I don't have time to field 10,000 questions that are easily found on the manufacturers website :)

I can't remember the specific ram, I just know that it's the upgraded one.

No, only slight lag with wireless carplay.

@@MuffinMan0521 Bummer, I want Wireless Carplay, but with no lag.

You have to understand that I just reviewed this one I got for my FK8. I'm not a brand ambassador, manufacturer etc. It's so easy for you to go on their website and see what they have for sale.

The lines move with the steering wheel, but I don't know anything about parking sensors. I don't think my 2020 has that

@@MuffinMan0521 so than yours is not a facelift fk8?

@@MrAuhue mine's a 2020, I'm just not familiar with all the 1000 features it has :)

I must have missed that. Thanks

I took a closer look at his Factory menu and the options display there are totally different.

This unit probably works for it. Check the product page and reference the back of yours to determine which harness you need.

They aren't accessories for the headunit as you'd expect. Like the TPMS are just bluetooth valve stem caps and a phone app, for instance.

@@MuffinMan0521 so since you can’t calibrate the tire pressure this is how they are going about it basically?

You'll have to ask support. Mine worked out of the box.

No. It's made for this car. It has bezels on the sides that match the stock look.

I'm assuming they decided the LHD market was their primary money maker and making a right side control version wasn't practical.

I have this on my 2018 Honda Civic hatchback sport. It genuinely impresses me how good it works, especially when you update its firmware. You can change the F and C by a toggle in settings but I absolutely hate the AC overlay so I disabled it in settings (ac controls have a screen on 2018 model). Just about everything is customizable. My biggest complaint has got to be the home screen itself in it's android form. The widgets on the front are completely fake and you cannot delete them or add any new ones.

Are you getting power to your rear sub, and also can you see the oil life indicator on the dash? I installed mine a couple days ago and can't get these functions.

@@vroomn_fl5did u fix the sub issue?

@@johnfromschool yes, I emailed Joying and they told me I needed to change 2 of my wired connections. I made the changes and it's worked perfectly.

How about the auto rev system?

@@ac47956 works. but you cant toggle it

I didn't know the old one allowed you to toggle that. This one retains it, but there isn't any setting to turn it on or off. It's just on.

Can you also still reset the oil ?

They still show on the cluster, but the unit doesn't have a way to calibrate the TPS to remove the light. You either have to use a scan tool or temporarily replace the unit with the old one. Annoying, but what this is used for regularly, it's a nice upgrade.

@@MuffinMan0521 damn no tpms recalibration? That's a deal breaker for me cause I always have to do it 🥲

I contacted joying and they explained how to reset tpms: Car info > turn right enter camera > tire pressure calibration

That did happen occasionally initially. Maybe happened a total of 7 times and then never again.

@@MuffinMan0521 thank you for the reply. It has happened to me already 5x 😅 clearly it’s a wireless CarPlay thing becuz I minimize the screen and pixelation goes away but does come back hopefully it stops

hello friend, thanks for the video. could you clear me a doubt that no one has shown in any video, the cluster information like navigation, phone, bluetooth, and song names are still shown in the cluster?

@@Naiteification I can tell you the navigation goes away you will not see that anymore just a spinning circle for Bluetooth I haven’t tried checking if name comes out on cluster either. Being honest I don’t ever use cluster other then to check my oil or keep it at the how much range I have

@@mybloodtype_r Companies clearly have a really tough time implementing wireless carplay properly. I don't think anyone has mastered it yet.

There are a 1000 videos on youtube that tell you how to install an aftermarket head unit. You can even find ones for 10th gen civics that show you how to take apart the trim pieces. There's no value in making a video for a type r.

No it doesn't. I don't use my cluster for that. There is a huge screen just to the right that shows all of that information and more.

@@MuffinMan0521 yeah I get it, I have something like this in my other vehicle and I love it. I'm undecided. Thanks for the info!

@@Seanzaldo if you are fine with the stock system then just keep it since it integrates so well with the vehicle. Mine kept crashing and I was tired of poor wireless carplay experiences.

@@MuffinMan0521 in the Control settings I believe there is a faction called " Tachometer Display" Which you can turn on. but I'm unsure what functionalities this enables. I would love to know

It's easy, it's all plug n play. I didn't need to reuse 2 of the brackets from the old radio.