HU of Lancer ex.... Rockford Fosgate 710 W featues

**khenma0928** · November 3rd, 2015 06:07 PM

Guyz, what can you suggest on my HU? It only has AM FM, AUX, rear cam, ipod/ usb port... But on the manual it has more features,though in actual its not there.

Now, I would like to add some features like Bluetooth, Tire Pressure Monitoring System, GPS..., which are on the manual.

1. Do you think I should ask the dealer to add them for free coz its on the manual?

2. What might be advisable to do so, replacing the entire HU, which has all the features mentioned above?

3. Or Could IT BE be better if I BUY the portable ones and remain the HU especially GPS And TPMS? ... ( there are some spare buttons which can be used)

3a. If u advise just to buy portable GPS and TPMS, WHAT brand do you recommend?

4. But how about the Bluetooth Audio?...(this is not on the HU) what should I do?

Thanks in advance...

**dct** · November 3rd, 2015 07:14 PM

Bluetooth - Bili ka sa cdrking ng saksak sa aux, bluetooth na sya

Gps - stand alone gps cost 6k sa winterpine. Winterpine prefer ko dahil maganda map nya. Pag may overpass at underpass papakita nya talaga saan ka papasok. Di lang basta basta sabihin na diretso lang

**jut703** · November 3rd, 2015 08:27 PM

1. Di porket nasa manual, your car will have it. Pagtatawanan ka lang ng dealer for even thinking such. The manual is a general document used by Lancers all over the world, obviously each country has different spec levels.

2. The Rockford Fosgate system in the Lancer GT-A focused on sound quality rather than fancy toys like GPS and Bluetooth. You can replace the HU with an aftermarket unit, but make sure it can support your Rockford Fosgate speakers and subwoofer, as well as the steering wheel audio controls.

3. You can buy aftermarket TPMS systems, around 15k. You can also buy GPS systems, but I'll recommend that you just get a smartphone with a data plan and use Waze/Google Maps.

4. No choice on Bluetooth unless you change HU.

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**khenma0928** · November 3rd, 2015 08:46 PM

Originally Posted by dct

Bluetooth - Bili ka sa cdrking ng saksak sa aux, bluetooth na sya

Gps - stand alone gps cost 6k sa winterpine. Winterpine prefer ko dahil maganda map nya. Pag may overpass at underpass papakita nya talaga saan ka papasok. Di lang basta basta sabihin na diretso lang

i'll try the cdr king... Hihihi... Meron nmn akong RCA cable for Aux.. Kaya lng messy tingnan...

Winterpine? Saan po un??
Eh ung garmin at AVT kya?

Originally Posted by jut703

1. Di porket nasa manual, your car will have it. Pagtatawanan ka lang ng dealer for even thinking such. The manual is a general document used by Lancers all over the world, obviously each country has different spec levels.

2. The Rockford Fosgate system in the Lancer GT-A focused on sound quality rather than fancy toys like GPS and Bluetooth. You can replace the HU with an aftermarket unit, but make sure it can support your Rockford Fosgate speakers and subwoofer, as well as the steering wheel audio controls.

3. You can buy aftermarket TPMS systems, around 15k. You can also buy GPS systems, but I'll recommend that you just get a smartphone with a data plan and use Waze/Google Maps.

4. No choice on Bluetooth unless you change HU.

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Ayos na ayos nga ang sound quality ng rockford... Satisfied... Medyo malapit sa bose speaker ko sa bahay...

Mas okay ba pag may TPMS?how accurate they are? Or should i use only the tire gauge checker which is 230 pesos lng? Though mas masaya kapag automatic... Di n lalabas para check 4 tires..

**jut703** · November 3rd, 2015 08:49 PM

Nasa sayo yan kung gagastos ka 15k para lang hindi ka na bumaba ng kotse para magcheck ng tire pressure.

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**khenma0928** · November 3rd, 2015 09:05 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

Nasa sayo yan kung gagastos ka 15k para lang hindi ka na bumaba ng kotse para magcheck ng tire pressure.

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Pero reliable ba TPMS? and accurate? May alam po ba kayo n brand n maganda?

**dct** · November 3rd, 2015 10:01 PM

Originally Posted by khenma0928

i'll try the cdr king... Hihihi... Meron nmn akong RCA cable for Aux.. Kaya lng messy tingnan...

Winterpine? Saan po un??
Eh ung garmin at AVT kya?

Ayos na ayos nga ang sound quality ng rockford... Satisfied... Medyo malapit sa bose speaker ko sa bahay...

Mas okay ba pag may TPMS?how accurate they are? Or should i use only the tire gauge checker which is 230 pesos lng? Though mas masaya kapag automatic... Di n lalabas para check 4 tires..

Winterpine = avt. Mas ok para sakin ang avt kaysa garmin

**jut703** · November 3rd, 2015 10:15 PM

Originally Posted by khenma0928

Pero reliable ba TPMS? and accurate? May alam po ba kayo n brand n maganda?

Digital TPM systems aren't always 100% accurate, but they work when it counts - you'll find out right away when you have a sudden drop in tire pressure due to a puncture.

However, any driver with a fair bit of experience can easily tell if they have a flat. You don't need an expensive device to tell you that. Also, regular tire pressure checks at the gas station (weekly or monthly when you fill up) is enough to keep your tire pressure in the right range. From experience, I only lose about 1-2 PSI after about 3,000 km (1 month worth of driving for me).

If you still wanna spend a significant amount of money on a TPMS, your best bet for your Lancer is Winterpine, Mitsubishi's accredited 3rd party accessories supplier.

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**dct** · November 3rd, 2015 10:53 PM

Oo nga sobrang mahal. Once a month kapag magpagas ka, isabay mo check ng tire pressure. Tip 10 pesos kada pacheck sa gasoline boy

**khenma0928** · November 4th, 2015 07:58 AM

Originally Posted by jut703

Digital TPM systems aren't always 100% accurate, but they work when it counts - you'll find out right away when you have a sudden drop in tire pressure due to a puncture.

However, any driver with a fair bit of experience can easily tell if they have a flat. You don't need an expensive device to tell you that. Also, regular tire pressure checks at the gas station (weekly or monthly when you fill up) is enough to keep your tire pressure in the right range. From experience, I only lose about 1-2 PSI after about 3,000 km (1 month worth of driving for me).

If you still wanna spend a significant amount of money on a TPMS, your best bet for your Lancer is Winterpine, Mitsubishi's accredited 3rd party accessories supplier.

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Thanks for the infos. Maybe ill check them by manual gauge...:-)
Sa GPS fone n nga lng gagamitin ko... Need to buy nlng smartphone holder...

Originally Posted by dct

Oo nga sobrang mahal. Once a month kapag magpagas ka, isabay mo check ng tire pressure. Tip 10 pesos kada pacheck sa gasoline boy

Last week plng ako nagpacheck since binaba ko ung pressure from 48 to 32... Tinip ko pa nmn ay 5pesos per tire... Haha digital ung inflater nila..

Cdr king b Bluetooth mo? Hahaha..