How to install GPS Antenna on top of the car dashboard - VLine System CarPlay Android Auto

This video explains how you can install GPS antenna that is supplied with VLine VL2 CarPlay and Android Auto Navigation and Infotainment system, on top of the car dashboard.

It is very important that there are no metal parts that will be above the antenna, for good reception.

If you are using CarPlay or Android Auto, we still recommend installing GPS antenna, as it will help to preserve the battery life of your iPhone or Android Smartphone.

What is VLine VL2 System?

VLine VL2 Android Navigation and Infotainment System for Toyota, Lexus, Nissan, Infiniti, Honda, Acura and many other vehicles provides Google and Waze Maps, Spotify, Pandora music apps, CarPlay and Android Auto to the factory stereo.

Once VLine VL2 is installed and connected into your vehicle's OEM stereo and display system, you will get the following functionality:

1. Fully functional Android integrated into your OEM stereo. OEM features all keep working too;

2. Google Maps, Waze, Sygic, any other maps/navigation of your choice;

3. Integrated music plugins - Spotify, Pandora, Google Music, Web Radio, Local (stored on the phone) music;

4. Voice assistant for navigation and music selection;

5. Access to Google Play store to download any app;

6. Smartphone Integration - CarPlay and Android Auto. This includes wireless CarPlay;

7. Bluetooth, USB, MicroSD card, HDMI-In

all integrated to your factory stereo.

All factory features keep functional with the installation of VLine VL2 system. You can easily switch back and forth between the backup camera, FM radio, and VLine, CarPlay or Android Auto interface.

GROM VLine VL2 connects at the back of the factory stereo and integrates with the car stereo controls, buttons and display.

Demo videos:

Drive happy!

*CarPlay is the registered trademark of Apple, Inc

Disclaimer: We are not liable for any damages acquired during your installation process. If you are not sure in your ability to perform the installation please seek the help of the professional.

[outofmind]

Dude who installed my head unit mounted it to the top of the head unit and under the dash kit, (on the metal) and I’m wondering if it’s partly the cause of intermittent interference, would be best to move it out of there right?

[tonyx]

Would I still need to install the GPS from GROM if my car came with GPS/NAV already? Thanks.

[hevarsirwan]

Dear, there is any powerful gps works inside glove box?

[rswyltk]

So you took all that time to run the wire just for it to flop around on the dash board?

[dougg]

GPS antennas require line of sight from satellites to receive the satellite info that is transmitted by several satellites. Two are required for your receiver to interpret the data and calculate your location. This must be a cellular radio on top of a GNS antenna. Which utilizes cell towers as well as any satellites it may see now and then.
There's a reason why you see the GNS only units installed on the roof of vehicles equipped with GPS Nav, XM radio. OnStar etc. With no cellular option. They need to see the satellite.

[threeixx]

absolutely no reason to do this. works fine in the glove box!!!