This might be a little too technical yet, but I haven't seen any reference to it. Does anyone know if there will be a pigtail from the brake wire that will allow a quick connection to a trailer brake controller?
In Australia they are working with Redarc on a trailer brake control optionThis might be a little too technical yet, but I haven't seen any reference to it. Does anyone know if there will be a pigtail from the brake wire that will allow a quick connection to a trailer brake controller?
This is the unit I installed in my Tacoma, so that would be super convenient.In Australia they are working with Redarc on a trailer brake control option
This was mounted on the dash on one of the test units
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And logically could be installed in the blank in lieu of the headed seats control in most vehicles in Australia as I assume this would be the least ticked box unless you’re from Tassie. That’s where I figured I’d put mine.In Australia they are working with Redarc on a trailer brake control option
This was mounted on the dash on one of the test units
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And logically could be installed in the blank in lieu of the headed seats control in most vehicles in Australia as I assume this would be the least ticked box unless you’re from Tassie. That’s where I figured I’d put mine.
Yeah nah.My thought is to permanently disable stop/start, and use that spot for the break controller knob.
Yes. I would like o permanently switch the stop start off and re-use that spot for pretty much anything elseMy thought is to permanently disable stop/start, and use that spot for the break controller knob.
There is a lot of empty real-estate either side of the audio volume knob too.Yeah nah.
Not real practical in Australia as it’s on the wrong side of the dash for us.
Top right for the win here. You need to be able to get to it quickly if you need to manually hit it in an emergency.
You've drive the vehicle so you might have an answer for this but I was thinking you could put a wireless pad on top of the dash where the emergency lights are located. I like the idea of putting in HSBC connectors next to the start stop. My defender, let me translate it for @Krabby, my pretender has usb-c in the back of the front seats for passengers. Might Jerry rig something up for that too.There is a lot of empty real-estate either side of the audio volume knob too.
I can see that white rectangle being removed and maybe some USB-C ports for connecting to mobile phone cradles
I have two mobiles and my wife has one. Using apple car play or apple maps sucks the battery life out of them.
Or move the seat heat buttons down next to the audio dial, I have ordered a Fieldmaster, then use those spaces to mount phone holder with built in charger.
I assume dealers will have extra panels, or I could just make good copies in my shed using them as templates.
There is a flat section right in front of the driver that has a rubber mat on it. you could easily mount something thereYou've drive the vehicle so you might have an answer for this but I was thinking you could put a wireless pad on top of the dash where the emergency lights are located. I like the idea of putting in HSBC connectors next to the start stop. My defender, let me translate it for @Krabby, my pretender has usb-c in the back of the front seats for passengers. Might Jerry rig something up for that too.
Yeah nah.
Not real practical in Australia as it’s on the wrong side of the dash for us.
Top right for the win here. You need to be able to get to it quickly if you need to manually hit it in an emergency.
Yeah, although having had to grab that sucker in a hurry once before, I like it up high above the handbrake and gear shift well out of the way of those if I have to find it in a hurry.It will work, just swap sides with Park assist button. I’m assuming as all modular, should be easily done.
The new ones are progressively tuned, the harder the car brake rhe harder the tow brake. It’s got a numbered dial you stune to get the feel you want for normal operation. I’ve got the older version without progressive op and it’s bloody hopeless.The ones I remember using in the States had a combined controller with a sort of graphic equaliser display that showed the amount of barking force being applied.
These were usually positioned for easy access giving on the go adjustment.
How do you know the setup proportion without some sort of feedback display?
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There is a lot of empty real-estate either side of the audio volume knob too.
I can see that white rectangle being removed and maybe some USB-C ports for connecting to mobile phone cradles
I have two mobiles and my wife has one. Using apple car play or apple maps sucks the battery life out of them.
I have the Toyota HUD in my RAV4- it's really nice, and waaay safer than looking to the center of the dash for fast information. I was thinking this same thing- if for nothing more than speed. I haven't seen any of the aftermarket ODBII HUDs, but they seem to have a bunch of maybe not useful stuff.I was thinking maybe a head up display
Yes that was my original preferenceThis seams like a possible option. HUD
I am hoping agents will have replacement panels for the dash, as I want to be able to return to standard but would like to put Redard controller one side of the audio volume knob and a USB power outlet the other side. Also need somewhere to put the microphone plug for a hidden UHF radio.There is a lot of empty real-estate either side of the audio volume knob too.
I can see that white rectangle being removed and maybe some USB-C ports for connecting to mobile phone cradles
I have two mobiles and my wife has one. Using apple car play or apple maps sucks the battery life out of them.
Or move the seat heat buttons down next to the audio dial, I have ordered a Fieldmaster, then use those spaces to mount phone holder with built in charger.
I assume dealers will have extra panels, or I could just make good copies in my shed using them as templates.