60jarek wrote: One principle is that the replacement radio does not necessarily have all the functions programmed for this car model.
This is what I am afraid of. Admittedly - from what I understand - the Chinese claims that it all "sits" in the main software, and Tesla is just a monitor - something like an interface - transmitting the vehicle settings between me and the main controller. Are this is in reality???
However, I think that the radio has its own software, the main driver has its own, and the canbus is responsible for compatibility, and in this case, the functions that I care about are not available in Tesla, then the canbus will not help.
Quote: A good replacement has everything 100% in it and each cable is suitable for connection including can-bus DAB + etc.
From the chats, browsing the offers of various sellers, and instructional videos on YouTube, it appears that neither the cabling, DAB + add-ons, DVBT decoder or other - are not a problem. The installation of Tesla itself - even for a layman - is also a minor problem, even though the sellers do not provide any instructions. However, the problem is to determine what I can really expect from this product.
Quote: You check the simple ones you buy, send back to shit without unnecessary discussion
Provided that the Chinese offers a free return. If not - the cost of such shipping is at least half the price of the radio
Quote: With this camera it was enough to set it in the factory hidden menu - knowing the code from the seller or in the manual ".
In the case of Opel, it is more complicated!
Quote: The cables themselves can ruin you if the wrong version will be sent.
As I wrote above, there are no problems with the cabling, but choosing the right version of the Tesla replacement for the car's capabilities is a problem. The original version of the radio for this Opel is about 10 and the Tesla version - top 4. I read somewhere that there is no Tesla replacing the highest radio models such as Navi900 or Navi950 but I do not know why ...