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I see you have an android Radio from the internets how do you like it? Once your month or so is up with the insurance dongle you should buy a blue tooth dongle so your Android radio can talk to your Ex and display all your gauges.
The radio came with the truck, so I like for the fact I didn't waste the money on it. Yes it takes about a minute to boot when starting the truck up. It came with a back up camera which works when it wants. I have no literature on it to be able to update it nor to update the navigation program it has on it. I would love to find a newer version of the unit and be able to view my gauges and other information about the vehicle on it.
The radio came with the truck, so I like for the fact I didn't waste the money on it. Yes it takes about a minute to boot when starting the truck up. It came with a back up camera which works when it wants. I have no literature on it to be able to update it nor to update the navigation program it has on it. I would love to find a newer version of the unit and be able to view my gauges and other information about the vehicle on it.
Not sure if this will help or not, I had to guess at which model you had...
Thanks Matt, I am not sure which model I have either as I have no information on it. I am surprised no one has said anything about the steering wheel. I am working on finishing it up today and working on all of the grab handles to get them done.
I was refraining from commenting until the finished product is revealed. Right now, to be completely honest, I am not a fan. However, that is because it looks incomplete - which it is, as you have yet to finish it.
Looking forwards to seeing the finished wheel in its entirety, as well as the grab handles. Don't forget the grab handle on the rear hatch!
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