Epiphany
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I see the screen, yes. But if you go through the link, there was mention of some GM specific hardware. It would have been nice if the guy that posted at 6G actually explained what it took him to get it done.
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I agree, thats the same pic, and pretty sure same name i saw on FB posting it.I see the screen, yes. But if you go through the link, there was mention of some GM specific hardware. It would have been nice if the guy that posted at 6G actually explained what it took him to get it done.
Well that sux, Steve. Still the radiator or something new?Im away from the car for another 2 weeks..
It will work on any Android Auto capable unit.I see the screen, yes. But if you go through the link, there was mention of some GM specific hardware. It would have been nice if the guy that posted at 6G actually explained what it took him to get it done.
So the exact steps as listed in the link, except skip step 7, and you're good?It will work on any Android Auto capable unit.
But...you have to be able to run Android Auto. That's great for the Android crowd but not so much for the Snapple folks. I should take delivery of my iOS-happy OBD reader in a few days so if someone else doesn't report on this before, I'll test the Apple version of Dash Command and see what happens.
My guess is Steve will continue to extract more from his car. I won't lie, I am living vicariously through him haha.In that case, I'm glad you're nearing the end of the journey and will be able to enjoy her.
In that case, I'm glad you're nearing the end of the journey and will be able to enjoy her.
No, im pretty much done after this. Not much more to do for relativley inexpensive or without major concessions.My guess is Steve will continue to extract more from his car. I won't lie, I am living vicariously through him haha.
I'm thinking of buying the Torque or Autometer Dashlink 2, but would like to get some input from someone with real world experience with these.It will work on any Android Auto capable unit.