I see at 10 minutes the front and rear record

Yes. The way it works is it records a clip of a certain length (like 1, 3 or 10 minutes), then starts recording a new clip immediately so you don't have to work with giant files. When the memory card gets full, it automatically deletes the oldest clip to keep recording your trips.

Did it work?

If you jack up a corner you can grab the wheel and see if it feels loose when you move it side to side. This should help too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKOsY5mbjs54n5osi=bU_zYRdcJQTtrJTe If you need to replace the tie rods, it should be possible in the driveway doing one side at a time, but keep in mind that you will also need to get an alignment once you are done.

Yeap, alignment, of course, when I raise the car I can check it by moving the wheel, it's quite easy. I'm just wondering whether to replace the samoa tip at once or together with the middle part? I was more interested in diagnosis before lifting the car.

Those are T-taps! I added some links in the video description including these.

Thanks! There should be a similar unit available for the CLS, but the mounting hardware would be different from the E-Class, so be sure to find a kit that is specific to you car! You'll also want to confirm which NTG version you have as well to get the right unit.

@@frenchineer You made it look so easy, motivating me to do the same. I will look into getting a CLS and my NGT compatible version. Thanks !

The wiring harness comes with the new head unit!

Thanks!

Thanks for watching!

You could use screen mirroring with Airplay or Miracast. There are no video player apps in CarPlay or Android Auto.

For the sound controls, mine worked with no changes. I recommend reaching out to the manufacturer of your radio kit. The parking sensor sounds don't work with the factory amplifier bypassed, but another viewer found a solution - he made a video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWnPpZ2XrttnptEsi=zmL7ASGofj9rXArR

This is a 2006 with the 5 cylinder. It's a different engine from the 2016-2020 model which has a 4 cylinder, so the procedure and parts will not be the same.

For the S-Class? I connected it and left it behind the unit in the dash. I use Android Auto most of the time so my phone's GPS system is used instead.

For this install, the harness came with the head unit, and wouldn't be suitable for a standard double DIN head unit. Do you have a C-Class with Bose or are the connectors like in my car?

@frenchineer yes I have a 2007 c class c230 ii doesn't have any bone or KH but all the factory wire for it are out aside

@@youi1644 Something like this amzn.to/3DTXOa6 would connect to the factory harness, then you would need to match the harness for the Kenwood connector included with your head unit and connect the wires.

As far as I know Apple does not support multi touch on CarPlay yet, so pinch to zoom isn't available. Maybe some day!

Thank you!

It's a big job! I'll be doing the valve blocks soon, because I think they're where the suspension slowly loses air over the course of a few days.

@@frenchineer It's ironic that the reason that the car rides so well is the same reason that they have virtually zero value if the system isn't maintained. Not rocket science and parts are surprisingly available, and frankly not that expensive compared to modern cars. Thanks to videos like yours these cars can represent an amazing opportunity for people who know how to use tools.

Thanks!

I also have a video where I added CarPlay in an L322, you can check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4CWcpqcnsd4jrc

Thanks! It was worth the effort

I'm not sure you could use two audio sources for your car speakers, but if you want to have the radio on and still hear navigation from CarPlay, you could use the on board speakers on the unit.

The two kits I used are linked in the video description and are currently 193 GBP for the main kit (logic 7 + screen retention) and 189 GBP for the subwoofer amplifier kit (both prices with VAT). Also, InCarTec is based in the UK! For the head unit, you can choose whichever brand and model you prefer, so make your kit selection based on the brand you plan to use (and your sound system specs) so you get the correct steering wheel adapter cable and adapter harnesses.

@frenchineer Many thanks i will look into it now thanks for speedy reply, look forward to more of your videos. Regards Dean.

I got the camera with the unit, so I don't have a product link unfortunately. The type of connector it uses is a 2.5 mm jack, so that may help you find a compatible one!

Awesome! I'm glad it helped you out!

It looks like they have an option for it! There may be differences in the install but Navtool should be able to tell you what to expect. www.navtool.com/land-rover-range-rover-2003-2004-apple-carplay.aspx

It turns out it was coming from the alternator - it was getting worn out! I replaced my alternator recently and it made a big difference.

That's true!

Nice! Sounds like it's been really durable for you! I also upgraded the head unit on mine - and put in a steering wheel control adapter and a backup camera!

True! Believe it or not, there are even brighter LEDs available, but they would probably be a bit much for me

Yes it does! I show it here 12:24

@ awesome!

They really are, and generally pretty easy to work on which is nice!

In that case you could probably use a battery bank instead. Another option if you're into DIY would be to find the fuse for a switched circuit and use an add-a-fuse kit and a 12V socket.

@ thx

I actually just completed the backup camera install recently, so you didn't miss anything! Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZTOiXZmiNhgbrs Part 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpCch56PrNqMfMk