Check your cable.

 

i tried another, but it was a Belkin. I’ll try a real apple one when I get home.

 

Does anyone else have issues with Android Auto and Google Maps/Waze constantly freezing when the phone sleeps and then unfreezing when the phone is unlocked again?

 

Could it be a setting in your phone? I use AA with the car all of the time and rarely see a problem when using Google Maps/Waze.

 

I've tried everything I've seen online to no avail and had the same problem with my Pixel 6 and 7. My phone works fine with every other vehicle I've tried it on.

 

I have a Pixel 7 Pro... next time I am in the car I will try it, I will check my settings as well, I think there are some that can affect how the phone interacts with AA.

 

Got together with @718socal recently for some coding on my GTS. It turned out to be a great outing as several small changes have made my car even better.
We coded the lane-change turn signal flash to four flashes (instead of three)…programmed the Auto Start/Stop to retain its selected state (turned off, it stays off)…and the BIGGIE, added the factory Navigation module to my PCM. Activating NAV also enabled the GPS antenna which makes the altimeter, compass, and auto clock setting available.
The whole process was impressively fast and efficient, thanks to @718socal and his experience in making these changes.
My thanks to him for his time and expertise.

 

John you could have done the NAV upgrade. Glad to help you and Larry 👍

 

I'd like to enable navigation on a 2018 Cayman GTS that has Apple CarPlay. My understanding is that this car will therefore already have the GPS antenna. My questions are:
1. What's the difference (benefit and drawbacks) of using AIO vs PIWIS? With PIWIS, I know software is required, but I see where there is an option of someone with PIWIS performing the work remotely.
2. Any advice on how to route the required cable from the PCM to the instrument cluster?
3. With AIO, the instructions say to extract a file onto an SD card. The link for the file opens a page that shows 3 files. Do you use the one that has AIO in the filename?
4. The name of the required AIO file also contains a date to indicate its version. The one currently in the linked folder has a date of 20220723. Looking further up the folder hierarchy in the Porsche folder, I see two that say 20230318; one for POG11 and one for POG24. This brings up two questions.
4.1 What's the difference between POG11 and POG24?
4.2 Should this newer (20230318) file be used for the AIO process?

Thanks so much for your help. And where did you guys learn all this stuff?

 

718socal is the man! He knows his **** and crazy helpful. I already owe him a bunch of beers!!!!

 

Answers in RED

From a very wise gentleman in a land far, far away... really!

 

Does the SVM fix prevent the dealer from detecting the mods have been made?

 

This thread is so long that my head started spinning. This may have been covered already, but is there a shop in SoCal (I'm in San Diego) that can do this install on my 2023 982 GT4? I didn't order Nav when I spec'd the car, but am realizing that I miss having it built-in. Any leads would be appreciated.

 

Not entirely, if you bring your vehicle to the dealer and they cross reference your VIN to the original build looking for differences it would be (for example) easy to notice that your car didn't come with NAV.

 

Just as it says in the title, the information here is presented here as a DIY project, If you don't feel up to the task what about asking the Porsche dealer to retrofit the OEM NAV?