VLine CarPlay Android Auto Install, stereo removal guide Honda Odyssey 2011 2012 2013 with RSE HON2M

[@gromaudio]

GROM VLine VL2 / VLite VT2 systems for CarPlay and Android Auto integration into the factory car stereo of Honda Odyssey 2011-2013 with the factory navigation are available here: gromaudio.com/store/all-hon1_hon2m_.html

[@murderton07111]

This is really cool , I was thinking about upgrading tv but this will definitely work … you have a new subscriber thank you for the video where can I purchase vline Amazon?

[@gromaudio]

Thank you! As of now we only sell VLine VL2 system on our website, gromaudio.com

[@krishansen4769]

How does this compare with some of the other replacement units? I’ve seen others but they are 1/2 the price… can you tell me what the benefit of this unit is?

[@gromaudio]

We can only say about our units (products). You can learn more if you visit our website gromaudio.com The VLine VL2 offers the CarPlay / Android Auto and stand-alone Android so you can download the apps you like directly to the system. The VLite VT2 has CarPlay / Android Auto. You can compare them here: gromaudio.com/vl_compare.html We are a US manufacturer and offer 30 30-day returns and an 18-month warranty on GROM VLine VL2 / VLite VT2. We also offer technical support for all our products.

[@dogzlf]

Will the navigation display waze and different menu options?

[@gromaudio]

yes you can have waze on the display. What are the different menu options that you are asking about?

[@michaelbelt1020]

Will it not work for an ex model without Navi or dvd?

[@gromaudio]

For 2011-2013 it needs factory navigation to work.

[@josephpzoller]

I have a 2012 Odyssey Touring with this exact factory stereo. I purchased the VLite version and I followed these instructions but cannot get the device to display. Which button on the factory radio do I press to get the Vlite device to show up? Customer service is telling me the CD changer button which was not an option for my car. The instructions say Aux, but it just cycles through and only ever shows the factory navigation. These install instructions are fantastic, but you left out how to switch to the device. Thanks.

[@gromaudio]

You need to press AUX button to get to the VLite mode of your stereo. You might need to press the AUX a few times. Here is the link to the install guide: gromaudio.com/docs/vline_manuals/hon2m/hon2m-vline-install-manual-web.pdf If you will keep experiencing the issues, please contact our technical team at gromaudio.com/support.html We will help!

[@josephpzoller]

@@gromaudio new firmware fixed it. Great tech support!

[@achidente]

What’s the difference between VL2 and VT2? And do I need any other cables/accessories for install? Or is everything included in the box?

[@gromaudio]

The GROM VLine VL2 offers wireless CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as a stand-alone Android interface that you can use to download almost any app from the Google Play store to use in your car. The GROM VLite VT2 system is for wireless CarPlay and Android Auto only. You will not need any accessories/cables to connect to the back of your stereo and display and make everything work. All is included in the package. However, if you are looking for some extras, such as adding the aftermarket front-facing camera, to add USB flush mount, etc - you might need additional accessories. Check our website and specific product information for more details.

[@stefannonov7740]

Hi, is this setup compatible with a 2007 Honda Odyssey Touring (with Navigation and RES)?

[@gromaudio]

Hello, for 2007 Honda Odyssey only audio integration kits are available: gromaudio.com/store/all-hon1.html

[@qcdads]

Will this work for 2014 Odyssey with dual screens and OEM Nav?

[@gromaudio]

Yes, it will work. Check here for compatible models: gromaudio.com/store/all-hon3.html

[@musclecars4635]

wait! is VLine another way to add carplay to a Honda Odyssey without having to install a new head unit such as a Pioneer DMH-W4660NEX? I was wondering how to add an Apple carplay head unit to my 2012 Odyssey without disturbing the trip and mileage controls that are part of the stock panel that would be removed to make room for the new head unit. can you please explain? thanks! (p.s. My stock 2012 Honda Odyssey does not have the stock nav or rear ent system).

[@gromaudio]

Yes, you are correct. The VLine VL2 connects to the existing factory car stereo and display and integrates with the existing screen and controls. It will add the wireless CarPlay, and you will not have to replace the factory car stereo, preserving all original stereo functions. Unfortunately, for the 2012 Odyssey, the stereo needs to have factory navigation to be compatible with the VLine VL2 system. More information is available on our website, gromaudio.com

[@musclecars4635]

thanks@@gromaudio the website does not show compatibility for the 2012 Odyssey without Navi. I have already purchased the Pioneer DMH-W4660NEX so hoping for the best. I'm afraid once I remove the stock radio, the heads up stock dash screen may be inoperable. I cant believe there is not a solution to reuse the stock screen for Apple CarPlay.

[@gromaudio]

@@musclecars4635 , most likely, you will not be able to retain the stock dash screen with the aftermarket stereo. You can check with the stereo shop in your area and consult with them.

[@AndyLinker]

Do you have a part number for the HDMI -> RCA adapter?

[@gromaudio]

here is the link for the RCA adapter used in this install: www.amazon.com/dp/B07H2VKSPT/

[@briansanchez5210]

@@gromaudio do you need RCA extension? To reach to the back?

[@gromaudio]

@@briansanchez5210 yes you do

[@bretthiggins8310]

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