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Is possible use REA to enable Apple CarPlay on the infotainment of my I30 2014 or any other car without swapping out the factory head unit? #6391
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You could try it :)
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I have a Hyundai I30 2014 with a infotainment, but dont have acces to carplay because is to old.
Recently a use the REA to clean up my old Smart TV and now i need to solve this another big problem
Probaly runs ancient Windows CE 6.0
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