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This post has been edited by isr25: Jun 6 2017, 04:10 PM

Yup, it's finally out. Lots of features are not available - like the speed limit icon - but all in all, it's Waze!

Using sport mode and driving aggressively when you just started the car is a sure way of shortening your car's lifespan... Make sure the car engine is properly warmed up by driving a few minutes before you do any spirited driving.

The latest, long overdue and highly anticipated, Waze Android Auto BETA has been leaked by APK Mirror, so if you are not part of the Beta team tester, you can download and try it out from the link below:

http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/waze/
Waze - GPS, Maps & Traffic 4.27.0.1 beta

Do note it is a BETA version, so download at your own risk!

Installation Guide:
1. Install Android Auto (latest v2.4.7229) and Waze beta above on your phone. Delete your current Waze before installing the Beta version.
2. Launch Android Auto and Waze on your phone first - agree to terms of use, rate app etc2.
3. Use a USB Cable (mandatory) to connect your phone to your HU (1.5A on Driver side USB Port).
4. Click on the "Navigation Icon" on the bottom left of Android Auto to change from Google Maps to Waze. Enjoy Waze on Android Auto!

If you have any problems to use Waze on Android Auto, try:
1. Restarting both your HU & Phone
2. Close/Stop both Android Auto & Waze. Then launch Android Auto & Waze without connecting to the HU. Might have an uncleared pop up (terms of use, rate app etc).
3. Uninstall both Android Auto and Waze. Follow the above installation steps again.

Known Issues (From Beta Forum):
1. Voice commands: Custom Waze voice actions, like “Report Accident”, “Send ETA”, “Stop Navigation” are not yet supported.
2. Waze voice prompts are not muted while Android Auto speaks.
3. Auto zoom issues on high resolution screens
4. Noticeable lag when triggering an Android Auto voice command when Waze is not opened on the head unit yet
5. Waze terms need to be accepted on the phone after each new install (need notice on car screen instead of crash)
6. In some cases of car camera turning on (reverse, etc..) Waze closes and needs to be reopened again. <fixed>

This post has been edited by isr25: Jul 26 2017, 09:31 AM

Forgot to tag SackBoy. Now we don't need to wait for a hacked version of the HU. Waze is now available on AA - Still beta though quite stable and usable

Built in GPS not really useless. If you ever find yourself in an area with no coverage, or don't want to pay expensive roaming data fees in Singapore/Thailand, the built-in Garmin Navigation is mighty useful

Nah https://www.tookar.my/car/honda/civic/ But others may also have better discount of course.

So soon your shock absorber already spoiled bro? What is the mileage? Or your daily drive has rough roads or carry heavy loads daily?

Anyway, you normally only replace the damaged absorber if the other pair is in good condition, but best practice is to change both at one time.

This post has been edited by isr25: Jun 7 2017, 03:54 PM

Not at the moment. Need to wait for a new beta to fix the kinks out I guess. Some observations:

1. You can use FM radio with waze - but the radio volume will not reduce when Waze has any voiceover (same volume).
2. If you use any Music app on AA (Google Music / TuneIn Radio etc), the Music app will totally mute itself when Waze has any voiceover.
3. If you have Waze navigation route set to your destination, if you go back to HU Home - or put your car on reverse, and come back to AA, Waze will reset, but renavigate again to your destination automatically. Sometimes it will come on as a blank screen, and you need to reselect Waze - but even though blank screen, you can still hear the voice prompts.
4. If you don't have navigation route set, if you go back to HU Home - or put your car on reverse, and come back to AA, Waze will crash/force close. You need to reselect Waze again.
5. Waze direction distance countdown, does not tally 100% of the time with the one shown on the car speedometer dash - up too 300m distance before refreshing itself. Sometimes, the speedometer dash will crash and show the last direction and distance until you disconnect Waze and AA, and reconnect again.

As I said earlier, this version of Waze is a beta version, and there are lots of bugs. I will continute to use it though, and I will report the bugs above. Hopefully Waze will fix it with the next Beta release

So far, I don't need to open any on my Android. I can plug it in to the car, wait for Android Auto to start, and click on the navigation icon. Never had issues yet, but I read some people on the Waze Beta thread that the situation you mentioned can happen.

V4.25.0.1 is a general Waze Beta/RC, and not Android Auto compatible.

v4.24.0.113 is still the latest Waze Beta compatible with Android Auto.

Driver side door, or the A pillar? Just go to the SC and they'll fix it.

If you want hassle free, then SC can apply the Honda approved tint (Ecotint & 3M). Most of us just do outside with no problems.

It's a CVT gearbox, so it will feel different from not Auto gearbox. The proof is in the pudding when accelerating / cruising.

Not sure... Google spit out this though, not sure if it helps https://www.superbrightleds.com/vehicle/201...l=546&year=2016

Not sure what issue you are having. Did you successfully install Android Auto? Can you open the app on your phone?

Apple CarPlay is only available on the iPhone ecosystem... https://www.apple.com/ios/carplay/

Sound distortion, if you search Android Auto and Oppo F1, there seems to be a few complaints online on that. So maybe Oppo F1 has problems with Android Auto? But just to confirm, try to:

1. Restarting your device
2. Closing both apps and launching it again
3. Uninstall and reinstalling again both apps
4. Use a different USB cable as wyk85 suggested.

Very subjective topic. What is adequate to me, might be inadequate to you. But so far, never heard of people saying the 1.8 is underpowered. The 1.8 engine has been used in Civics and HRVs for a long time. The 1.5T engine is a different breed though...

Don't have this issue - or I never noticed this issue... but I know the leather seat clips is very fragile... can come out very easily. Maybe your issue is this?

Fly down to KL but seriously, if you want the Civic and want power, 1.5T is the way to go. It's more fuel efficient than the 1.8 if you don't have a lead foot.

Correct. Service A (oil change) -> Service B (oil change + oil filter change) -> A -> B - A and B alternates

Maybe you can help with the question below

In any case, how much would someone need to pay to change their halogen lightbulb to something white in colour - or even LeD bulbs?

I think andyshim89 is right on this. Mine has leather seats, so I have no issues with static. My biggest concern on this static electricity is during pumping fuel. Please take care to discharge the static electricity before you pump fuel, and avoid going in and out of the car (may cause static charge buildup) while pumping the fuel.

Mythbusters did this episode. If too long, skip to 3:58