[Android Head-Units] radnk3:
So I just wanted to help other people solve the issue had for nearly a months.

In advance, i'd like to apologize for my broken english.

Basically, a few months ago i decided i'd wanted to upgrade factory head unit in my 2014 Nissan Juke. I had my fair share of other chinese Android head units from this seller. In case they delete their store, or the link changes the name of the store is "Carlaroer". Before this unit, i ordered a 9" 2/32gb version with carplay and adnroid auto and it worked awesome. So that made me go for this purchase. And thats how the trouble started.

YOU DONT HAVE TO READ THE STORY BELLOW!!

The package arrived, everithing looked awesome i just needed to grind some plastic off so it would fit perfectly. Since the previous unit worked flawlessly without any trial, I separated the screen from the rest of the unit to sand down some plastic to make the fit closer to the factory plastic. I crashed that, connected the cables and for some unknown reason, the unit was in some sort of boot loop. The screen would turn on, the same image would remain for a while, then it would turn off and turn on again and so on in a circle. Since I thought that the problem was with me, I contacted the seller to solve it. We tried everything, reconnecting external cables. I tried to flash their system, upgrade and everything else possible and in the end asked for a refund, which I got in full. The unit stayed with me, and I ordered a new one that was the same, together with the already made cables for my car. The unit arrived in less than 2 weeks (I'm in south-eastern Europe) and of course I tried it out first and was delighted with the new system, which was much better than my one-year-old 2/32gb version. Since my old navigation was already sanded and practically ready for installation, I came up with the idea of just transplanting the screen from the old "broken" one. I open the new unit and slowly disconnect the internal flat cables and see that the black cable is somehow strangely stuck in its socket. However, everything worked, so I didn't think too much about it. I switched the screen, inserted the cable as it should be, tried to turn it on and it didn't work. I had the same problem as the previous one, bootloop. Since I thought the screen was faulty, I put the old one back and got the same result. The longer I thought about it, the more it occurred to me that that cable should simply have been set up like that. When I turned the cable, everything worked as it should. In the end, it turned out that the previous unit was also correct and that my personal mistake was the reason for its non-functioning. In the attachment, I will leave you the entire system, the upgrade for the same, pictures as well as a file in which you have instructions for upgrading and installing the entire system that the Chinese sent me in order to solve this problem of mine.

The video of my problem :

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The photo of the black cable in question:

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How it should've been:

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Also, here are some usefull links for you all :

Sellers page: https://carlaoer.aliexpress.com/store/4193020?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.26.10101802t1qYdK

My exact unit:

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Full system with insturctions: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1swMKud7WLtAnosowJbo3x9rHIa1Hxh6T/view?usp=sharing

Android Upgrade: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1C3l4mGeaC-7mBj8QC3iBHZ1B5_xU1ZGt/view?usp=sharing

UPGRADE NOTE : You need to put the flyconfig file on the formated usb stick, plug it in into 4 pin usb ( in package there is also 6 pin usb) and unit should update itself. I didn't try this myself and i don't know if it works.