How to Install Apple CarPlay/Android Auto on your Mazda Connect System
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.พ. 2024
- How to Install Apple CarPlay/Android Auto on your Mazda Connect System
In this episode I'll show you guys how to install the Apple CarPlay & Android Auto retrofit kit on your Mazda Connect Infotainment System.
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Thanks for the helpful video. I just upgraded my 2014 Mazda3. The hardest part for me was routing the wires. I would have liked to see a little more detail on how to do that. I ended up using a flexible rod and tape to fish the wires. At 1:30, it took me a while to notice you had removed the large lower panel.
Thanks for the video, looking at installing this in my 2017 Mazda3. Looks easy enough but haven’t seen a video where someone has done it with an electric hand brake and the sliding draw
Yes it's pretty straight forward. For the 17-18 I'm not sure if you need to remove more of the climate controls to get access to the USB. Hopefully it works out for you!
if you have the electric parking break. DO NOT .....I REPEAT DO NOT Disconnect the parking brake switch or push start button. the car will flip tf out. Or alternatively just disconnect the battery when working on the car . all will be well and it will be the same process
Done it this week and didn't have to change anything on mine. Just get the correct files on the stick drive and install it. A different video, though, nothing like this one
Which car do you have and which version?
@@amped12345Thinking back now, I did that and it was fine. Gave the car plenty of time to go into sleep mode before I did it though.
Great video, thank you!! One question, what about the cable you pulled through the left side? How did you bring it inside the infotainment control section?
Thanks glad you liked the video! For the cables I fed them from the top, and guided them with gravity, you could also feed them from the bottom if you tape them to a metal coat hanger. Hope this helps!
@@DrivingProduction thanks for replying. So, in this video you have them duct taped or do u somehow fed them again from the inside on the side after grabbing them at the bottom?
I fed them from the side top to bottom
Thank you for the video! I followed your instructions after updating from firmware version 59.xx to 74.xx and installed the new hub. However, after installing it, I noticed something weird. I have no Apple Carplay or Android Auto options under Applications. They just don't appear there. I double checked the system version and it's running 74.xx NA, but something must have gone wrong. Luckily, everything works as before. In fact, the system just starts up much faster now, but this entire surgical endeavor was meant to enable AA/AC, but I have no luck. I've also had no luck finding a solution as I couldn't find any reports of users installing both the new firmware and the retrofit kit and not seeing the AA/AC options at all.
Would anyone happen to have run into this? Any ideas on what I could do to fix it? Thank you in advance!
2016 mazda 3 - bluetooth would still work after install?
Hi thanks for the video what year is your Mazda?
looks like 2014-18 the video is great but you can have android auto without it google mazdatweaks
Glad you liked it! It's a 2014 Mazda 3 GT 2.5
Thank you for a great tutorial! I have a question. Why is that the OEM Mazda Kit USA only contains 2 USB cables without the HUB unit but costs $213? Can you share where you get the cables?
Glad to hear the video was useful! Maybe certain models don't need the hub from factory just the cables? I thought the OEM kit was around $500 (CAD), or maybe Mazda sells the cable alone as a replacement part. Not sure TBH but I would get the complete kit if I were you.
Hi! Does the back up camera still work and show up the same?
It should yes
Yes it does!
Hi, will this work on a 2016 or newer Mazda 6?
It should but you should verify fitment on the product listing.
Wife has a 2021 Toyota Yaris that's basically a Mazda with this exact head unit. Will this work in that?
That's a great question, but I'm not sure to what extent Toyota changed the Mazda 2 to sell it as a Yaris. I would assume its the same, but you'd have to make more research to confirm.
did it worked?, I also have a Yaris and I want carplay
Can I follow these same steps for my 2019 cx5 ?
It should be very similar overall, but it won't be exactly the same.
can the screen can have A dashboard of the car, like boost\engine temp\oil temp etc?
I'm not 100% sure if that's possible the closest thing I know of is the AIO mod, here's a video that goes over it: th-cam.com/video/y77xS68pXds/w-d-xo.html
@@DrivingProductionI'll tell you why, I had mazda 3 2011, someone carshed into it. now i'm carless and thinking getting mazda 3 2016, but my old mazda had android head unit that was compatable with the OBD2, I had my dashboard on my headunit, it was great for diagnostic and track use.
Ah I see that makes sense! I don't think you can mod the factory screen to that extent but I know you can replace it with an android unit like you had in you 2011 and have the same features. They sell them on eBay and Amazon.
I understand that the modification works only with the mobile phone connected by cable. Do you still have the original wireless connection for music and calls?
Just saw one and it’s connected with blue tooth even sold a guy the wireless CarPlay usb
@@ballarinc2123 I mean, my car has a Bluetooth phone connection built in as standard and you can receive calls and play music. If I want to put the Android Auto on, will I lose these wireless functions and it can only be connected via cable? Practical example: I don't want to use the map but I do want to play music via Bluetooth and when I want to use the map I should connect my mobile phone via cable, right?
@@rolen1266oh understood, yes the Bluetooth connection was still available.
@@ballarinc2123 Thanks for the information
How about the original cable? You remove from the car or just leave as spare in future?
Yes I just left them there I didn't see the point in removing them.
Hello where i can find the wire connector ( name and model i ve a mazda cx 9 2016 electric parking brake
I got mine off eBay, so if you look up to model and year there you should be able to find the right one.
Where can i find the firmware download link? I’ve been looking for it with no luck so far.
What’s your email? Or you can search 70 firmware update. Just updated mine today
th-cam.com/video/dKS3WpcxIYo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Eo2O397YybN0wmzC
Hello where in can find the wires for the connection (name/model)
Dose touch screen working with android auto?
I think it still should, my touch screen isn't working right now so I can't tell for sure
$400? It might not be worth it for me
on eBay the kit is around $100-$150