I installed the Teyes CC3 9inch head unit into my Toyota Corolla Hatch 2013 but it is larger than the original 200x100mm stock head unit, it is protruding out and not flush. The cables are exposed and it actually moves up and down and vibrates when I drive.
Is there a custom face plate/ facia for my car that I can use, so this new unit is flushed in place?
It was my mistake
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Is there a custom face plate for my car that I can use so this new unit is flushed in place?
Yep, being custom, you can make it…
Or, go buy a standard double-din size which will fit nicely
PIctures might help?
Is this the item and car in question?
https://www.teyes.com.au/collections/cc3/products/toyota-cor…
Looks like you should have been supplied a fascia/frame to match your car and that headunit - depending on where you sourced it from of course.
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0529/8837/9332/files/corol…
Teyes didn’t sell this for my model of car. I was hoping there was someone else.
The one you linked is for the sedan model, my faceplate is different.
@Ladiesman24: Who did you order from?
Assuming it wasn't the teyes site then I would be trying to contact them with a picture of your existing fascia to see if they have a frame that suits at all. I'm not sure you'd have any luck finding someone who makes a plate to suit your exact requirements since it's such a unique use case. Based on the links provided I THINK that might fit but I can already see a cutout for an SD card and something else on the left which your photo doesn't have so I could be very wrong. Don't have a Corolla so you'd need to do your own homework on that one.
Best of luck
does the screen tilt? it doesn't look like it's mounted deep enough into the slot.
@Ladiesman24: From what it looks like, I would first consider taking it out and maybe re-drilling the holes in the side mounts so that the whole unit slides in deeper.
I see you're talking from experience. Any pictures on how yours turned out?
Edit: NVM I found it posted on your whirlpool profile
Ramen is also an option. It may also be time to break out the Dremel.
if it cant be fixed with ramen and 2 part resin i dont want to know about it
Why didn't you screw the brackets in properly? That's the cause of the wobble.
That was my mistake
Not good at screwing? Username doesn't check out
no need to modify, i think it complements the existing dashboard in your car perfectly
It is an eye sore
Its a corolla.
I agree
It is an eye sore
indeed it is. i mean, when was the last time you cleaned that car? clearly you are not much of a ladies' man
I have not cleaned my car for 10 years
What did the place you bought it from say when you asked them?
They didn't have the facia for my particular model, they had other corolla models but not mines.
Just go to Bunnings and grab some Spakfilla bro
Your Chinese garbage head unit is suited for a facelift ZRE-182R Corolla (2015-2018) with a 230mm head unit space. You could try obtaining a facelift fascia from Toyota parts, can't guarantee it'll fit the pre-facelift dash though..
Thank you
Why not just get a 3D printed faceplate Maybe one of the good folks of OzB has a 3D printer who could help you out for a few dollars or a slab? Or even has a workplace that allows occasional use of their 3D printer…
What did your research show as suitable parts before you decided to purchase an oversized headunit?