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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- This video is how to install a new Android 11 Head Unit or Multimedia Player and GPS Navigator, into a Jeep Cherokee (Liberty) 2003 KJ, 2.8 CRD, 150hp turbo diesel, 4x4. Just bought the Jeep a week or so ago and first thing for me was to replace the old school radio/cd player with a new Android head unit of some sort.
Trying to find a compatible unit for this make and model is pretty hard, so I contacted the seller I bought my Peugeot 407 head unit from and asked if they had anything. These guys are awesome really. Answered straight away, gave me an option, said a unit was in stock in Czech Republic, so I bought one and two days later it was with me in Romania.
I don't need a huge screen, just enough to navigate on, play music etc and take phone calls. This unit is generic and is 1 Din and fits into the housing perfectly with a pretty easy install. You should have it installed within 30 minutes easily.
There is only one screw securing the plastic face plate, hidden next to the cigarette lighter, then four Phillips Head (Star) screws holding the unit in, that's it. The kit also comes with converter cables depending on the leads from you old system, so no need to source extra cables.
For clarity, what we did connect to the new unit included the Aerial Cable, GPS Satellite and Cable, USB connector, main power cable.
This unit can be bought direct using the link below:
www.aliexpress...
The sellers store is LJDA:
ljda.aliexpres...
I suggest contacting them first with exact make and model and pictures of your dashboard and the unit and send those through.
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Cheers guys and stay safe, keep supporting Ukraine.
Drum bun si multa sanatate.
Perfetto, farò anche io questo acquisto quanti GB di ram e quanti di memoria? Ha i comandi al volante? questo modello non ha il lettore CD7DVD?
grazie
Hi my friend, yes the controls on the steering retain their normal function. The rest of the specs are in the comments section on the video, including a direct link to the seller and the unit. Thanks.
Hey , are you still alive ?? I am happy to see you , hear you , and congratulations for the car.👏👍✊🙌
Yes my friend still alive lol. Just has been slow getting over the back injury. But now slowly slowly and in two weeks I am definitely off to Ukraine so some good content coming. Good to hear from you too 👍👌.
@@BitsofEurope I can understand you. In 2014 i was hit by an car in Denmark, i was cykling to my work . ( hit and run accident , was never found ) . Because if this accident , i had ti surgeries on my left leg - the last one a total hip replacement ( and I was 31 years old at the time of the accident ) - so I am feeling you 😔, but remember, better days are coming ! 🙌😊
@@MaximDL1410 Well I am glad you are okay too. Yeh incet incet...acum simt mai bine si n-am durere. Thanks again for wishes and see how the car goes...my girlfriend all gave it a nickname 'Thor'. 😁
Wonderful. Now you can blast your personal manele playlists with ease.
😂...that's an acquired taste my friend, you either acquire it or you don't😁. If the odd bit of Florin, Babi or Jador slips in, then that's life lol.
@@BitsofEurope Oh come on, don't be shy. I've seen you drive down Unirii in a car full of hotties blaring dalibomba on full volume.
😅 ...weekend plăcut mate
can a reversing camera be fitted to ti unit
Yes you can. A camera comes with the unit. I just chose not to install it.
The real questions is what is an Australian doing in Romania?
I'm English Australian my friend, born in England, so Europe is home for me, that's number one. Number two, you do realise in this day and age people move and millions live in places other than the country of their birth. I wouldn't consider asking a Romanian in Australia why they are there, would just be rude, despite around 20,000 settling there. There are many expats who now call Romania home. I've discussed this before despite not wanting or needing to have to justify myself in a public forum, but you will hear my reasons in earlier videos. Pretty simple ones actually, love the country, love certain aspects of the way of life that we have lost sight of in some countries, like family first, religiously it's a place im at home with, and mainly because my partner is Romanian and we both choose to be here. So my question to you, why the question? Are you one of these Romanians who believes so little in their own country that they think it's strange someone from Australia would move here? I understand the problems here and the reasons Romanians leave to work elsewhere, but the grass is not always greener elsewhere. So my Romanian friends and family accept me for me. I hope if you move countries nobody asks 'so the real question is what is a Romanian doing in.....' Un an nou fericit.
@@BitsofEurope Hello, my question was simply driven by curiosity and by the fact that you speak si highly of Romania. I've also lived in various parts of the world (Romania of course, Libya, Spain, England and now Australia) and I guess I was in the search of the best compromise to have a happy life for myself and family. The best compromise (for now, for me) is Australia and I think that there is a lot of similarities between genuine Aussies and genuine Romanians from the country side and that resides in the simplicity of looking at life. Enjoy Romania and have a glass of tzuica for me!