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Yes once you activate the canbus steering wheel controls work

Yes, I’ll try to make the video of disassembling the original unit to see if I can find the fault.

No in order to use the OEM camera with an aftermarket radio you need this adapter amzn.to/3BjFnrA.

Yes. I keep my stock resonator

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It’s all a plug and play harness to OEM harness. But I was able to watch CZcams while driving.

@@RonDIYMods ok cool and thanks for the response I seen your other video of the other radio you installed now that you had some time to try out both do you still like the second one better the SIM card really seems to be a big plus

@@user-vv6jm9sh5t honesty i like the TEYES unit better. I haven't had any issues with it and performance is better than the first one I installed. yes, the sim card is a big plus when running apps like google maps and CZcams.

@@RonDIYMods bet that’s the one I’ll go with then thank you

There's bleeder screws on the radiator you can let the air out through.

​@@drjoshuasennedo I have to do it before, or after the termostat exchange? I thought that, if you remove this valve, all the coolant will flow away.

Yes it did solve the issue. You will lose some coolant but not all. You’ll lose coolant from the rear passenger side coolant tank. As you can see in the video all I did is top of the coolant tank turn on the vehicle and top off as needed

I’m pretty sure this way too hardwire the stock mic to an aftermarket radio Me personally have not found out how to do it. That’s why I’m running a aftermarket, Mic.

Yes it will according to the maxton design website. I’m going to update the links tomorrow

Thank you.

Yes yellow and grey plug not in use with aftermarket radio.

No need for decoder for fogs. I ended up using these amzn.to/4cyybHW before I upgraded to this amzn.to/3XHORZ0

@@RonDIYMods well I honestly feel better that the fact for fog use is fine with just led bulbs. Compatible or not. Or not needing for decoder. Thanks alot for ur reply. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@@toyotabrony no need for decoder for fogs. Plug and play when upgrading to LEDs.

@@RonDIYMods I will say this. After installed Lasfit LA plus led bulbs for low and high beams, after I installed the Lasfit decoders between the factory worse and led bulbs. They work fine and stable. But when I test the led light output. They begin to flicker. Not a lot. How notice are they? Kinda like when u put led bulbs on 9005 high beam drl. U can only see them while they flicker. But they work fine. It’s kinda like that but for low and high beams. So far the decoder is doing its job and no issues. Is this how sensitive the canbus systems are on dodge?

Did you end up getting the plug and play wiring.

Glad you enjoyed

No not to the fogs

@@RonDIYMods really? So it’s safe to installed led bulbs for fog lights size 2504, without needing the decoder? Even if the led bulbs are not compatible to Dodge grand caravan, on fog lights it’s safe to use led without experiencing lots of light, random off, or flickering? And that’s on the safe side?

Once you open the fuse box it’s the 4th fuse on the top row. The same 10amp fuse as the Giulia on the video

I agree these are nice from factory but I like to put my own style to it. To each their own brother.

🤣 thank you

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Thank you I appreciate your comment. 👏🏻

To remove the the 3 coolant hoses from the 3way valve thermostat all you got to do is pul the C clamps with a pick or small flat head screwdriver. Once you pull on the C Clamps all the way up then you can pull on the hoses.

Thanks for that info

I think you're thinking about the engine in the Tonale. This is a Stelvio

Depending on what you want to do, do you just want to read codes or you want be able to reset stuff on the car?

@@RonDIYMods I want to clear and read codes and be available to reset them if they need it

@@Loyal_though1 I use www.multiecuscan.net

Thank you for watching. I appreciate your comment.

They still look good. After months of use I did have to make some minor adjustments to the driver front cover like readjusting and tightening the straps. But besides that everything still looking good. I’ll make an update video to show you guys how they’re still holding up.

Yeah I seen those from Auxito. But in with this mod the light output is much brighter

You’re right I did not drain. I just lost the fluid when pulling out the thermostat that’s it.

Procedure: 1. Turn the steering wheel completely to one side. This allows entry to the headlight bulb cover. 2. Remove the 2 retainer clips from the top panel. 3. Once you remove both clips, the panel comes out easily. 4. Remove the Rubber bulb protector. It pulls right off easily. 5. To remove the bulb, turn counterclockwise 1/8 turn, and pull out gently. 6. Disconnect the wire from the old bulb and plug in the new bulb. The wire connecter only fits in the correct direction on the bulb. 7. Gently replace the bulb in the housing, turning clockwise 1/8 turn so that the bulb is secure and the connector is pointing down. 8. Replace the rubber cover and plastic cover. 9. Repeat for the other side.

Which temperature sensor are you requesting info in ambient or coolant?

@@RonDIYMods coolant. But not the 1 on the radiator. The coolant sensor on the engine block. I know it's near the radiator hose on the block. Just want to make sure I pull the correct sensor.

@@viewthearea check out this tread on the forum they talk about the sensor locations assuming they are referring to 2.0 engine. www.giuliaforums.com/threads/engine-coolant-sensor-location.63978/

No.

Your welcome I don’t have this unit anymore by when I did screen resolution was not bad better than OEM. Now I have the TEYES unit. Way better no glitching.

Ok will do. Do you have any suggestions in regards to specific functions that you wanna know about

@@RonDIYMods I just bought a 2016 Grand Caravan. I would like to have 4 cameras. I would like to know what cameras you are using. What microphone? If you use your cameras as a dash cam and record. Have you upgraded your speakers? Links to accessories that you have bought. Thanks a lot.

Double check the connections that have the color-coded wires. Those are your speaker wires make sure it’s connected well because that’s weird that you’re not getting any music or any sound coming from it. Also check that your stereo is not in mute.

The links are in the description of the video. Check out this video. czcams.com/video/-Rifc_jaQ4M/video.htmlsi=iWBVv_ciy225vGfL

Yeah sorry I figured that out

@@19Blackskills97 no worries bro

@@19Blackskills97 no worries bro

Hit me up on IG I can take a picture of the back

You need the adapter to make it work with the aftermarket radio. You can’t just hook up. The aftermarket radio doesn’t come with the port for the OEM plug.

@@RonDIYModswhere can I buy that adapter instead of installing a new camera?

@@saedqatoum8495 if your van comes already with the OEM camera, you can use this cable amzn.to/3BjFnrA

You’re welcome. I’m glad my video was able to help you out.

When removing the bumpers you also gotta remove the headlights With this method, you don’t need to remove the bumper or the headlights. I found this easier than removing the bumper and the headlights. At least for me.

Pretty much it self bleed. All i did is turn on the engine and refilled the coolant tank near the fire wall.

Thank you 👍🏻😎

Apparently, if you get this cable, you can retain rear DVD function with an aftermarket radio. To retain rear view camera and with rear monitors amzn.to/3BjFnrA

@@RonDIYMods Thankyou, though per the description it requires a particular interface to work, and the description of that interface notes that it fails to retain the factory blind spot monitoring system.

I’m pretty sure you can, but I have not been able to figure it out. that’s why I’m using the aftermarket mic. There would need to be some rewiring in order to use the OEM mic.

To remove the handlebar bolts it doesn’t take that much force it’s only 35nm/ 25 foot pounds so if you set your torque wrench to 30-35 foot pounds you’ll be able to remove the handle bar bolts.

You got that right!

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New video coming out this weekend check it out.