Vspec ori HU connectors are all socket type, not the RCA plug type. So U need an adapter harness for our Honda City 2014 Reverse camera. Currently on the market got a few brands of reverse camera that comes with additional plug n play adapter harness specially for used by honda city 14. If those brands that does not comes with the adapter harness, some Acc shop already got sell the modification kit, which they will add in extra wires from mod kit to ur original Head Unit connector, so ur camera signal input can connected to ur HU

Nop. i ended up buying the custom cut (Springy) for RM 110 whole car accept trunk.....

No problem lah...unless it short circuit the car's ECU and fried the engine and set it on fire..other than that no problem.
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Welcome btw!

What socket type? They are not using S video in?

I saw few reverse camera with night vision, some with LED light.. Dunno what to choose also. And dunno which compatible with the HU.

Anyone know what is the resolution on the 7 inch HU, i think we should buy those CCD/CMOS sensor that can fully utilized the screen resolution....

This post has been edited by Ree73: Jul 15 2014, 04:58 PM

If you have concern... try jump start after remove your MAIN cables... but i doub it have enough power... as i try before from my Bro Inspira...

Anyone facing issue before like 4 wheel lock when stopping traffic light at a slope around 20-30%?? How does it activated?

How to disabled it?

advise needed.

That's the hill start assist right?

yea. as soon as u press the Accelerator... will disable... ^^

Not really wor...when i press acceleration hard, it feel like dragging the car as it still locking the wheel...

How ar?

One thing i notice is the brake is kind of hard to press down.. can only press till half like tat...

This post has been edited by minshome: Jul 15 2014, 05:37 PM

then i guess the VSA off button purpose is to give us control when to manually control gas pedal+brake, or let TC take care of it, since human judgements better than what system can achieve

but then again this article mention TC not prevent tyre from stuck in snow:
"Many people mistakenly believe that traction control will prevent their vehicle from getting stuck in the snow. This couldn't be further from the truth. Traction control does not have the ability to increase traction; it just attempts to prevent a vehicle's wheels from spinning."

http://auto.howstuffworks.com/28000-tracti...l-explained.htm

the brake should disabled after 3seconds; but then, i don't feel it locking tgh wheel, maybe u should ask SC to check

Joking only....please don't take the set fire to engine seriously yah...

Hmm...i still haven't try it...because not used to it...my entrance to condo is sloped...everytime i stop to swipe access card, i always press brake or hand brake...old habits die hard...so i can just letgo the brake pedal?? What if i can't manage to swipe the access card in 3 seconds? Car rolls backwards???

This post has been edited by Matrix: Jul 15 2014, 06:04 PM

Thanks for the link

I guess that explains it

You swipe liao baru release the brake pedal ma.....

When hill assist is engaged after you release the brake pedal, and then you quickly step on the brakes again, the brake pedals will feel stiff as the pressure on the brake pumps are not released yet (as in, hill assist is still applying the brakes, and you are trying to apply even more brakes).

So, it is normal if you brake pedals feel hard to press while the hill assist is in operation.

However, it should immediately disengage and release the brakes when you press the throttle. If it fails to release the brakes, then it is not normal and you need to get it checked.

This post has been edited by dares: Jul 15 2014, 06:41 PM

Please follow 1st post format

That means i must keep my foot on brake pedal while i swipe card? Cannot just release my foot (because it will only holds 3 seconds)? Then no different lor ...means HBA not meant to hold car stationery for more than 3 seconds?

ya... i will send to SC to have it checks....thanks...

So by right, it will disengage once I press gas pedal when move by default??

This post has been edited by minshome: Jul 15 2014, 06:54 PM

Hill assist is designed to prevent the car from rolling backwards when you move your feet from the brakes to the throttle lah.

Yes it will hold it for 3 seconds, because they estimate it shouldn't take longer than that for your right foot to move a few inches from the brakes to the throttle

But if you time the amount of seconds between you releasing the brake pedal - swipe card - palang open and think still can make it before the system releases the brakes, you can do it also geh

Yes