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@Tony Stark yea, the original config doesn't specify the model correctly. It caused issues for me with android auto but worked fine with Apple carplay. You can use the one I uploaded if you have issues, it works correctly.

To answer my own question and hopefully help some people out. You can copy jrgutiers <product> section and add it to the sysd.conf or you can use this one I am uploading. I removed everything except the 4500 section that jrgutier provided (just to make sure it chooses correctly) and it seems to have worked perfectly. Still not sure why the other version couldn't interact with android auto but now it's working correctly. I did have to forget wifi / Bluetooth on my phone and reset all settings on the radio before it cooperated. Thanks again @slackwaredr

To do this, just copy this into the sysdconf? Beginning? End? Doesn't matter? Or is that a full sysd.conf and just replace the existing one? Thanks.

For what it's worth, my serial number didn't change after I updated with your config. Still matches the sticker underneath.

I did try those things but no luck so far. I remembered I have an extra year on my warranty through Amex so I am going to send it out to get it repaired for free. Otherwise I would take another crack at it. I have another wired radio to use in the interim so I can be lazy about messing with it myself. Thanks again for the great walk through.

Thanks so much for this walk through. I just followed the instructions about to weeks ago and got my radio working* again. Only issue I am having is that my radio works perfectly fine with Apple Carplay but will no longer connect to any Android devices. It will connect to Bluetooth for calls, but pandora will not stream via Bluetooth nor will any other audio play from my phone thru the car speakers. I can't hear anything from the phone until the call actually fully connects and then it works normally until I hang up. This includes not hearing the phone ringing before answe