2012 Ford F-150 Aftermarket Stereo Installation 

That sounds like the PAC interface module, which doesn’t have full support for the screen. This is the iDataLink Maestro which does fully utilize the screen.

@@TheBurnoutBroadcast Thanks Phil, for your feedback.

Make sure to check the maestro settings for steering wheel controls when you flash the module, the values may have been changed.

All done through the Maestro module, no other connections made.

This truck doesn’t have one, but it will work on trucks that do.

​@@TheBurnoutBroadcast Can you add a back up camera? That shows when's switched to reverse or just tap on screen? Just bought a similar truck and want to upgrade. Thanks great video

Yes you can, the stereo has a yellow RCA plug on it for regular camera signal. For power just tap into the reverse signal so it turns on when in reverse, and set the stereo to switch to camera mode when in reverse.

It is directly behind the stereo, since this stereo is quite low profile it fits well behind it.

Yes if the dash is the same as in the video. Some were this style, but most were the newer style with the small screen in the centre.

They will be retained as long as the options are set correctly when flashing the module.

Yea because the after market stereo needs more volts than the stock radio has. I tried to install my stereo and it didn’t turn on bc of low voltage

All links are in the description.

Factory USB will work if connected to the new unit as shown in the video, AUX will work if connections are made to the Maestro and it is configured correctly, or if the jack is rewired to the appropriate connector on the new unit and connected that way.

It can mirror Android phones, but not iPhones.

Yes