#2012 F150 STEREO UPGRADE SIRIUS INSTALL#

Eventually am going to install the 360 degree camera that hooks up to the android unit. I have a Blackvue front and rear dashcam and can watch them in real time on the android screen wirelessly and download files to the unit. After I paid, he sent me links to files by messenger and it took about 1.5 hours and 10 or 15 steps with him responding instantly by Messenger with links and answers to questions as he guides you step by step. He even modified the splash screen vehicle image to my exact color and graphics of my truck. and everything else youвЂ™d expect worked great with the maestro harness and Sirius adapter. My email asking about the GPS sensor location was answered pretty quickly.ДЄ two weeks later, I also upgraded to Sergey's custom firmware for $100 and now have a flawless system with wireless updating of Android versions when released. Their customer service was not bad although didn't have too many problems. Satellite radio was an option as well, not to mention Ford's SYNC system. The base stereo was a simple AM/FM radio, and the step-ups went from a CD player with an aux jack all the way to a Sony audio system. Only change I made was that I relocated the GPS sensor to under the dash above the glove box rather than stuck by the magnet on the back of the unit as Phoenix advised. The F-150 SuperCrew was available in a variety of different trim packages with a variety of different stereos. Was plug and play to install but then I had experience taking apart the dash to replace both blend motors before.

Google maps work fine but like Grover's voice on waze better. You have ruled out the 12.1' Phoenix Android tesla style for the 2011-2014? Apple Carplay (wife), Android Auto (me) work fine although I now use Waze.

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