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I've only tried one AI box. It had a long bootup but it booted up to full blown Android 13. Carplay dongles should bootup and connect much faster... although not usually as fast as the claims.

I will post another video with the yeysua when i get a chance. Its connection speed is pretty typical for a carplay dongle. There are a few times i have to unplug and replug it if it doesn't connect or sometimes reboot Sync. A lot depends if i pull out of my garage before Sync fully boots...

Correct me if I'm wrong but it seems all the 3-in-1 AI Boxes boot to Android and then you can select Carplay or AA. I just want Carplay with fast responses.

Exactly right. I have replaced plenty that would have been a warranty repair because I don't want to do the warranty dance. It's a lot of wasted time and any time the dealer does something, there is a good chance they will mess something else up.

I think you have it covered.

Those are the ones. Good price. Should come in sealed Motorcraft boxes too.

I've gotten them at Levittown with the 50% off shipping code. I think last time i got them at rockauto.

You can definitely do just the rears and get benefit... especially with that many miles. Easy DIY.

For the Yeysua carplay dongle, once connected to its wifi, i would recommend the following settings at the settings page 192.168.18.8

I would definitely replace them. Especially the rears... so easy to replace and no alignment needed. I really like the PIU's... both struts and shocks. The OE struts/shocks get very soft with age.

The device needs to setup the wifi so you don't need to enter a password. If enough time has passed after pairing Bluetooth and enabling carplay pages, try unplugging the unit and plugging it back in. Then check wifi and select the dongle. Hopefully it'll be setup. Once you connect to wifi...

It works for me. i did have to select its wifi at first but after that it should automatically connect to the wifi. if you select wifi and it asks for a password, the setup didn't work. I sometimes have the same issues setting up carplay dongles...it will connect Bluetooth but then after a...

Depends what you want. The one I tried booted into Android and from there you could go to Carplay or AA. That's not what I wanted so I returned it. Also, in Carplay, the screen touches were quick but not as quick as the dedicated Carplay dongles. Even the Carplay or AA dongles have much...

I use the rear accessory power plug 12V line to activate my LC2i and sub amp.

In another FordBossMe video dealing with the issue, he says at the end that Ford ended up not having a TSB for this.

If that's the case, you can't trust any of those numbers. YOu better verify the specs yourself.

You didn't show a pic of the rear shocks but usually you will see oil running down the shocks. These rear shocks seem to have a high failure rate. Covered under warranty.

Everything else is bone dry. And it was unmistakable fluid coming from the bushing area dripping down. The pics were today but when it happened yesterday, it was very wet and dripping down.

I've found another wireless Carplay dongle that is just as responsive as the Expinsig (unavailable). The settings page looks identical to the Expinsig and is at 192.168.18.8. Safe to say it shares the same firmware. Best of all, it's inexpensive. I bought it 2 days ago at $30, now it's $20...

So yesterday I moved my Explorer from one garage bay to another to work on it. I noticed some oil leak dribbled in the driveway and also in the rear of the garage bay where i just parked. At first I thought it was my wife's Q5 that may have a rear ol leak since my spot had no leak. then i...