2013 Tundra Joying Android Head Unit Installation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- Some of the steps and extra adapters that I used to install the Joying 10.1 Android Head Unit in my 2013 DC Tundra.
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The head unit
www.joyingauto...
Stick on heat sinks for the head unit
www.amazon.com...
I found a OEM GPS antenna adaptor
www.discountca...
I got an adapter for the OEM USB connector:
www.amazon.com...
I got a dash insert for the other 2 USB ports - which did not fit without modification: www.ebay.com/i...
I use this Wi-Fi OBD2 adaptor and OBD Fusion to create a gauge screen: www.amazon.com...
The OEM microphone is not compatible, so I made a holder for the Joying mic that fits in the coin holder spot.
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Dude this is an awesome set up for about 500$
Yes, pretty happy with it, and like I mentioned Joying was very helpful and responsive. Thanks for watching.
The gap is because the headunit isn't supposed to be mounted with the brackets, just the clips. Funny enough I tried to get the brackets to work and they just wouldn't for my 2010, same headunit. But personally, I'd take that gap with brackets over using only clips and either put some edge trim on it or something similar to have it sit flush.
I had the same take away. It's very solid on the factory radio mounts, and I can't normally see the gap. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the video. I have a 2010 tundra that I've been wanting to upgrade the head unit. Did you have the basic radio or the upgrade JBL? I have the 12 speaker JBL/amped system that I would like to keep. They claim that you need to use their cameras. It's this true? At this time I don't have any but would like to install an OEM handle camera for the rear and one for the front. I was looking specifically at a model camera that has a great mounting bezel and adjustable angle.
I had the basic speaker system. I had/have the OEM backup camera. I think mine was the first time their unit was replacing this OEM unit. They made me a harness to utilize the OEM backup camera. Joying was very helpful/responsive to questions. If you send them a picture of your OEM unit I'd think they'd tell you which harness option to order. Good luck. One note, after the update to get the wireless Android Auto to work, the boot up time is longer. From key on to reverse camera showing is 17 seconds. I do see they have a newer unit now.
I used the factory brackets. the two rear 10mm mounting holes on the bracket can be opened up like an oval allowing the brackets to be set lower in the dash. this will allow the head unit to snap in place better. Joying should have made their our replacement bracket... as always I'm having to fab stuff. but that make it fun too. hope this helps
@@jschue1161 I'd be interested to see how your mounting brackets look/which radio holes you used! I'd be surprised if it sits completely flush.
how bad is the glare driving in daylight? Also how bright is the light output at night while driving. Seems like it would be excessively bright effecting night vision and/or distracting. Any issues?
The display dims when you turn on your lights. I'll add a small video of this tonight. Daytime viewing can be tough when you have direct light on it.
Were you able to get the steering wheel controls to work?
I got most of them to work. I think the 'attention' to start voice commands may not work.
@@AZTMCSThanks for the reply! It took me awhile to find the settings to program it, got it all working.