2014-2017 Honda Odyssey Hamilton Upgrade Kit for CarPlay and Android Auto
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$469.00at Hamilton Motor CompanyChecked Nov 11
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The Hamilton Upgrade Kit is an add-on module that brings wireless and wired CarPlay and Android Auto to 2014-2017 Honda Odyssey vans with the dual-screen factory radio. It installs behind the factory head unit and keeps the original Honda interface, dial, steering wheel controls, Bluetooth microphone and rear seat entertainment working. You switch between Honda menus and CarPlay by long-holding the voice button on the wheel or the back button on the radio. It suits owners who want modern phone mirroring without replacing the dash or losing factory features; rivals that swap the whole head unit cost more in parts and labor and often drop the factory dial and rear screens.
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Lowest price we've seen: $469.00 on Nov 12 at Hamilton Motor Company. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 12 ratings, buyers are positive about keeping the factory look while gaining CarPlay. Complaints center on the dual-screen requirement and the work involved in installing the module.
The Hamilton Upgrade Kit adds wireless and wired CarPlay and Android Auto to 2014-2017 Honda Odysseys and keeps the factory screen. It is an electronic module developed by Hamilton Motor Company. It installs behind the factory radio and keeps the original Honda functions.
You switch between the factory Honda interface and CarPlay or Android Auto by long-holding the voice-speech button on the steering wheel or the back button on the radio. The factory interface dial and steering wheel controls still work. Factory XM, FM, AM and CD functions remain available, and the kit uses the Honda Bluetooth and microphone. Rear seat entertainment is not affected.
The kit retains the Honda LaneWatch camera system, the reverse camera and other optional factory safety features, including forward collision warning and Lane Departure Warning if equipped. It is built around a processor on a custom-designed PCB. The enclosure is the Hamilton 2.0 case with a heat exchanger for heat dissipation. Hamilton supports the kit with software updates. It is designed for DIY installation, with an installation video and wiring diagram available, or it can be installed at a local radio shop.
