It's been 5 years and I'm still waiting 😢

Thanks for the encouragement to keep working on part 2. The video is shot it just needs to be edited down. Be sure to check out the in-progress Rennlist forum post that complements the video! There is a link in the description.

@@UltF1 awesome, thanks man!

@@slammy1103 Recording video of glovebox removal and fuse additions this very moment. Finally back down to 40hr weeks so should have part 2 done by the end of next week.

@@UltF1 Upload it!

@@boytigchelaar3113 Haha I know I know... There should be enough info in this video and it's comments for anyone to install successfully. Msg me if you run into a specific issue

I had the same issue so I made my jumpers fairly long, used a few strategically placed zipties to keep the cables organized, and I found some empty space up and to the right that I could lift the big components into before pushing the radio in. Hope this helps!

How did you order it? It seems only ship to Russia.

Bought it on ebay

I looked into the Trioma MOST-RCA adapter. It seems to convert the digital signal in the MOST fiber to six channel RCA audio. It is designed for using factory headunit with aftermarket amplifiers. However what we need is to convert the analog RCA to MOST digital signal. Did I miss anything?

Xiaohan Zhu you are right. I just received the adapter and I fucked up trying to find an adapter with more than two input channels. Going back to Square One...

@@longwang9Looks like you have to buy AMP 4.0 with two channels

Thanks for adding this feedback. I'll try to make it an overlay on the video. Some Cayennes have those two screws and some don't.

How do you get all the cables in out of the way and fit the stereo in? Since my hand can not reach behind the stereo after its in its space, i cannot seem to remove the cables from the way. They get stuck between the back of the stereo and the wall of the stereo space (case) and the stereo does not go in all the way. The front face of the radio is always 1 cm front of the air condition and the other dash board controls.

Sometimes (maybe 20% of the time) the bluetooth won't connect and I have to turn the car off and back on. Bluetooth sound quality is excellent; microphone quality is good; functionality is good; Google maps works well when I use a hotspot; I like that the steering wheel buttons all work. I haven't played with it as much as I want because I travel a lot for work. The only add-ons I needed were CANBUS (included) and MOST (extra $75). I'm sorry but I don't know anything about Enfig nor NAV-TV.

@@UltF1 Thanks for the informative response. Do you use the Mirror Link feature at all? For Google Maps or Google Play Music/Spotify?

@@robotramone3837 I wish I could use mirrorlink but my Google Pixel phone doesn't support it.

@@UltF1 Hmmm. I didn't realize that. I have a Pixel XL and my wife has a Pixel 2. I emailed Seicane to see if they support Android Auto. The head unit specs state that it supports Auto Google. I'm just not sure if that's a translation error or not.

Here you go: photos.app.goo.gl/zeEWkQJHqs25tLz1A

I'm having trouble remembering, sorry! Might have to use the guess and check method on this one.

Some people run a line from the fuse box but I did not. Here is how I did it: photos.app.goo.gl/zeEWkQJHqs25tLz1A

I'm sorry I haven't posted it yet! It's recorded and mostly edited.

@@UltF1 still waiting for it my man

@@sjoroverpirat This should be the information you are looking for: photos.app.goo.gl/zeEWkQJHqs25tLz1A

Did you watch these two videos yet? photos.app.goo.gl/zeEWkQJHqs25tLz1A

ok, I read the attached thred.. unit has a mike built in.. easy :) thanks fo rthe great video! now I just have the reverse cam to go.. :)

This head unit has a built-in front mic (internal). The external mic you can optionally run is a multi pin connector that connects directly to the back of the head unit iirc and you could run it anywhere within 10 ft.

rennlist.com/forums/cayenne-955-957-2003-2010/928770-9-android-radio-install-review-42.html#post15219917 read post #618 in this thread for details how to wire the relay for using factory backup camera. I have been procrastinating on part 2 sorry everyone. I blew one unit and wanted to troubleshoot before giving wrong info that could hurt anyone else's setup. Got it sorted now. Hopefully I'll get to it this week. Might be 3 parts in total.

The first Cayenne I did factory backup camera using relay and it worked 3 times then stopped. Turns out a diode in the CANbus decoder melted. Not sure but I think from mistakes I made before getting logic correct. I know now that logic in post #618 is 100% correct. 2nd Cayenne I did works great. I replaced CANbus decoder in 1st Cayenne and it works fine now too.

I wrote it more clearly here. SPDT theory of operation: The relay operates (switch changes position) when there is 12V across the coil. Without the 12V on the coil, contacts 87a and 30 are connected to each other. When 12V is applied to coil, it is contacts 87 and 30 that are connected. SPDT wiring instructions: 86 RELAY COIL IN spliced to the orange REVERSE IN wire on the android power harness. 85 RELAY COIL OUT and contact 30 spliced to each other and ground. The factory camera motor operates to pop out the camera when the blue wire on the porsche factory power harness is grounded. Blue wire on Porsche factory harness connects to ​87 contact. ​​​​​​​Nothing connects to 87a contact.

@@UltF1 Understand. How does the head unit know the truck is in reverse mode, from the CAN bus adapter?

@@xpswgg Yes, someone wrote on Rennlist: "The reverse signal isn't 12V in the traditional sense. It's just a signal on the canbus from the transmission module. The canbus adapter reads the canbus signal looking for a reverse signal and then switches an independent 12V supply when it sees it. This 12V supply is wired to the head unit and causes the display switch. This same 12V supply is used to simultaneously supply the camera and switch the display."

Hey thanks for the comment! Instead of finishing part 2 I posted more of my videos as replies to other comments on this video. Let me know if you can't find what you need and have further questions on the install. I suggest reading all comments on this vid because I made a mistake and some people broke the screw holes on their top AC vent where I mounted the GPS. I can confirm that the factory compass won't work. The others I'm not certain sorry but the speakers sound good with original Bose amp! My 06 doesn't give dash display but I'm not sure if 2nd generation (2008-2010) did.

Thanks for your quick response. The 09/10 model has a different instrument cluster center display. Not the orange back-lit lcd one. It shows tons of information including what track or CD you are playing. What more important to me is the pop-up camera function. I'll take a look at the comments. A lot going on in this post 😁

Thanks for your quick response.

Hi again, Was just about to start my installation and I noticed that my PCM looks so much different than the majority of the posts on renlist. My pcm 3.0 looks like this. drive.google.com/file/d/17dV5TxubQQ9jF-Z6nVG0UBz1ccsDIXca/view?usp=drivesdk Main concern I have are the antenna connectors now. From the image, I suppose the black and the blue one are for GPS and radio. But what is the yellow one on the right? That doesn't look like a fakra. Could it be for the Aux, ipod and USB connection under the arm rest? Also regarding the camera Blue wire from the factory harness, I basically see Two blue wires. Like in the picture below. drive.google.com/file/d/17eZL8c5EBAxhvkB6uzr46mFNgPJFwwCE/view?usp=drivesdk Any idea which one would that be? Appreciate your help.

Yes a wiring harness is required

Honestly I wouldn't count on the radio working at all even with proper connections. Unfortunate but hey at least you will hear fewer commercials.

@@UltF1true… I wired my antenna to the blue/white wire for the amplifier… the FM tuner is the only bad part to this head unit.

Here you go: photos.app.goo.gl/zeEWkQJHqs25tLz1A If you still have questions after, let me know.

photos.app.goo.gl/zeEWkQJHqs25tLz1A let me know if you still have questions after watching these

Honestly, best advice is to pretend like AM/FM radio no longer exists if you proceed with an Android head unit. I was optimistic and wasted a bunch of time but I never achieved decent reception.

@@UltF1 doing the install for someone and want FM/AM, if it was me I act like its not there. Do you have a link or part #

@@BigBleu you can search "dual fakra to Motorola" on Amazon or eBay but please don't get your hopes up. If you are super determined search rennlist forums to see if anyone figured it out. I haven't followed these units on there for a few years now. Best of luck to you

@@UltF1 thank you for your help

Usually that means the MOST decoder is wired incorrectly or you unplugged part of the MOST circuit. Did you unplug the CD changer? Here is how I wired the MOST photos.app.goo.gl/zeEWkQJHqs25tLz1A Follow your wires very carefully and if no luck post your whatsapp info on here and we'll walk you through it

@@UltF1 My car has a CD player in the head unit and I think the only thing under the passenger seat is the CD device for the old GPS. As for the Wiring I think I have all of that correct read is key yellow is constant hot black is ground and the two fiber optic plug into the unit I also have the correct RCA is plugged in but still no sound but oddly everything else works fine

@@David-mf1bl do not leave the old GPS CD device unplugged unless you put in an MOST fiberoptic loop bypass. Maybe sure your grounds (MOST ground wire, canbus decoder ground wire, head unit harness ground wire) are all connected to each other or you may end up with a floating ground. I assume you have BOSE audio if you are using MOST decoder.

@@UltF1 You are absolutely a wealth of information I can’t thank you enough but I’m also begging for help

@@UltF1 I’m looking for you but no luck so far

Check the other comments I added more wiring videos to one of them 😁 let me know if those videos are not enough

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Thanks for watching! The videos I posted in other comments should give you all the details you need. Let me know if you have more questions after watching those.

Hello! I'm sorry but I don't understand your question.

@@UltF1 like can you fit a 2020 cayenne steering wheel on a 2010 model?

@@umbertovanstaden2651 no I don't think it is possible to use a 958 or 9Y0 steering wheel on a 955/957 Cayenne. I just did some quick forum searches for you. Other people have asked but there are no encouraging answers. :-(

@@UltF1 oh damn well thank you my friend I really do appreciate, you do have some awesome videos.

The 958.1 from 2011 can be fitted with a new steering (2017). But you will need to replace the steering column control unit along as the new steering communicates with LIN bus 2.0, were else the old one uses LIN bus 1.2. Did it on mine, its on my channel. Same goes for Cayman 987.1 to a PDK steering.

Check my responses to other comments here for additional videos I made. Unfortunately I didn't complete the KZfaq video I intended but there should be enough information there to complete the task.

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I just found the 2 videos you in the comments! Very helpful! Thanks! Would you inform me of the part you used for the antenna?

@@forzaitalia41487 I recommend forgetting the antenna altogether. It will never be as reliable as youtube etc

Quisiera ayudarse. Puede hacer un video para mostrar y explicar las problemas? En Español es bueno. Usa frases faciles y explica despacio por favor.

This should be the information you are looking for: photos.app.goo.gl/zeEWkQJHqs25tLz1A

See the comments on this video I linked to other videos in made that should help. Let me know if you still have questions after that

Good question! No good answers here, unfortunately. It's just what I observed in reading hundreds of posts over dozens of threads. Some people had issues of volume being low with new head unit and reattaching the old one and cranking it up anecdotally yielded superior results. Not a scientific study, but it has been acknowledged by several that paved the way for this Cayenne technological revolution.

@@UltF1 thank you for your quick reply and interest. Where the second video and the link or name or part number for the new radio antenna cable you use. Best regards,

@@alhamedi66 I'm going to try a different radio antenna this weekend because the first one I installed was garbage and I'll report back. I recorded and mostly edited part 2 but never completed it... but there's a couple good followup video clips I posted in another comment on this video. Let me know if you have any additional specific questions and I will do my best.

@@UltF1 thank you for reply. My car 2008 porsche cayenne s ' I find android unit 10.1" with 2 gb ram and 32 gb $630 no need any frame but required Amplifier adapter cost $160 if my car have optical amplifier and I'm not sure if I need this adapter or not. The same unit not available on Aliexpress or alibaba only with this company snartway.

@@alhamedi66 Look at 1:29 in the video when I grab the orange wires and say MOST. If you pull out your head unit and have that, then you need the fiber optic adapter. You can also look at the purchase sticker if you have it to see if it says "Bose" audio or maybe some speaker grills will say "Bose". Those prices sound very expensive usually the head unit is ~$350 USD and adapter is ~$100

Here is part 2: photos.app.goo.gl/zeEWkQJHqs25tLz1A

Thank you so much for your reply and the videos.. Everything is perfect now. Except I don't have sound. I order a optical fiber loop to by-pass the cd changer. Do you had that problem too?

@@m4rcolm no sound makes me think the MOST is wired incorrectly; maybe not properly grounded. The fiber loop is only needed if you remove the CD changer from the circuit.

It is also possible your MOST decoder is bad but that wouldn't be my immediate conclusion. I think re-watch the videos and carefully trace your connections again. Happy to help however I can.

Haha this should have what you are looking for. Let me know if you have questions photos.app.goo.gl/zeEWkQJHqs25tLz1A

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@@UltF1 Thanks so much. Much appreciate it. I think your way of explaining is helpful to DIYers, I wish you had done a series of videos on this topic as there are no such videos.

@@vp2777 thanks for the kind words! I recorded a bunch more on the 955 and 958 on how to add circuits and stuff but I got distracted and didn't edit or post them. Hopefully your comment is the encouragement I needed to get them up. I'm all about supporting the diy community

@@UltF1 Always we have opportunities to come to limelight, we discover it at different times. However, only few use it. Its up to you, I am just sharing that you have a great way of making people learn how to diy stuff and may take you to places and you can see from others comments that they have been waiting for it....its your call !

@@UltF1 Great ! Look forward to it. I just bought a 955 v6 and trying to fit a unit so I will also follow your instructions and take a video (hopefully) :)

Lol the rest of the videos are linked here in the comments