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I ordered a Veepeak OBD2 right angle cable from Amazon for $8. It's worked well so far. Perhaps I should add that I use mine with a T-design mount rather than the included Pearl mount. The Pearl mount is high quality but I don't trust a magnet to secure my large iPhone.
Cheers,
NF
The Pearl Rearvision mount works fine with my iPhone 7 Plus. I only leave it on to back up, though. Once I am driving, I usually put the phone in the side pocket.
I ordered a Veepeak OBD2 right angle cable from Amazon for $8. It's worked well so far. Perhaps I should add that I use mine with a T-design mount rather than the included Pearl mount. The Pearl mount is high quality but I don't trust a magnet to secure my large iPhone.
Yes that's the right angle cable I bought. Has worked great for nearly 6 months.
Cheers,
NF
I just opened up the fuse box and doesn't seem like anything will fit in there, meaning no room to let the dongle sit inside when the cover is put back on. Did the cable just hang outside when you put the cover back over the fuse section?
Yes. I kind of routed the cable around to behind the fuse box. There's some space back there and it sits quite nicely. No noise or issues. I think I velcroed or twist tied it to a wiring harness back there.
Yes. I kind of routed the cable around to behind the fuse box. There's some space back there and it sits quite nicely. No noise or issues. I think I velcroed or twist tied it to a wiring harness back there.
Have had my Pearl for over 6 months now. Camera quality is superb, quick loads, have no issues with the vent magnet holder on an IPhone 6 Plus. Here is the ribbon obd cable from eBay.
Yes that's the right angle cable I bought. Has worked great for nearly 6 months.
Cheers,
NF
Another question, I have plenty, I purchased the cable and all good, connects in seconds and does fit behind fuse box. does Porsche need to disconnect this when the car is brought in for service? Any issues here?
Another question, I have plenty, I purchased the cable and all good, connects in seconds and does fit behind fuse box. does Porsche need to disconnect this when the car is brought in for service? Any issues here?
Thanks again
I've not taken mine in for service since using the Pearl Rearvision but it is easy to unplug and then plug back in. Not a big deal.
So I got the Nav Tv installed earlier this week. I have the parking sensors, is there a way to activate or add the ability of tracking lines, i.e., lines bending while you turn the wheel?
So I got the Nav Tv installed earlier this week. I have the parking sensors, is there a way to activate or add the ability of tracking lines, i.e., lines bending while you turn the wheel?
Not with the kit you have unfortunately. There is another NavTV interface that allows for that but it is only available to a very select number of dealers(like 2-3) because it requires internal modification to the PCM itself.
Not with the kit you have unfortunately. There is another NavTV interface that allows for that but it is only available to a very select number of dealers(like 2-3) because it requires internal modification to the PCM itself.
For what it’s worth, the route I went for my2014 991 was backup and front cameras integrated into PCM. I discussedwith the dealership during a routine maintenance visit. I was told that integrating a backup camerainto the PCM does not void the manufacturer’s warranty unless the camera systemactually damages the PCM. Specifically,I went with PCM3.1XGCAM NAV-TV Porsche Cam Kit, (2) ACA501 Audiovox LipCamera w/adaptive lines, professional installation.Total was $1,544.74.That was pricey, but I was concerned that Ireally cannot see what’s behind the car when I back up since there is an enginein the way.Until I called theinstaller, I had given no thought to a front-facing camera.Remembering that I had used a parking curb torip a bumper off a previous car, I decided to get the front as well.The front is activated by pressing the reardefroster button twice (which also turns on and immediately turns off the reardefroster.)I am very happy with theresults and believe I’ve reduced risk in a couple areas, albeit at a prettystiff price.Both front and back camerashave lines with distances noted.