Range Rover L322 Installation Video Unique Auto Developments

[@russelalexander7036]

Thank you for such a detailed vid gents, Helps a ton!!!

[@jhow3d688]

How long does it take to complete the removal?

[@uniqueautodevelopments]

Hi There. If your car is the L322 model, then it takes around 3-4 hours for trim removal. If you need any further advice, please send an email to [e-mail]

[@jhow3d688]

@@uniqueautodevelopments thank you!

[@jcz4035]

This video answered some questions I had during removal...unfortunately, only knew about the Sam's Motor & Machine video (kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXyad6lmpbl8q8ksi=Jz4oPlt-P9b7pzcZ)...both videos have pieces/parts the other doesn't. In retrospect, it wasn't near as complicated as I thought initially...removing panels is always scary but actually came apart fairly well..but I think the documentation is lacking once it's all installed with respect to the cabling. My video switches to CarPlay by holding the HANGUP button as noted, but I'm not getting audio. And I have no idea what to troubleshoot as it's not real clear about the audio connections. I'll be trying UAD's support next and will let you al know :)

[@jcz4035]

True to my comment above,, Sam's vid noted you need to switch back to the RR default screen and choose AUX AUDIO as the input. Again, something that would be good to document...sigh. Also, since I'm here, car phone is echoing and I'll be researching that issue.

[@bdh9504]

@@jcz4035 There is a dummy audio plug that goes into the AUX audio in the back seat area that needs to be plugged in.

[@jcz4035]

@@bdh9504 for the phone echo'g? Hmm, I just disconnected that plug to prevent my special needs kiddos in back from taking the plug and losing it :)

[@bdh9504]

Yes, my understanding is the plug needs to be plugged in and it’s helps with audio and voice calls.