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From reading on the Toyota Aygo forums, it should, yes! Obviously, can't vouch for this myself, but the connectors in the car should be the same. what I'd recommend would be to find a user called "Flash22" on the Aygo Forums - link here - tinyurl.com/bdhj2dk6 - and message him. Dude seems to well up to speed on the head units in these Aygos, so should be able to tell you.

Glad it was helpful!

Not as far as I am aware, no. These are all plug and play and aren't coded, but always worth asking the person you are buying it from to be sure.

@jamieaygo I saw that your device has got the Toyota's logo, while my device has got only Peugeot's and Citroen's logos. Is It the same model?

My three-button unit was actually from a Peugeot 108, so you're good.

There isn't one specific link as these are all OEM second hand units and the best place to pick them up is on somewhere like eBay 👍 If you search for the code I shared in the video, that's the unit you want. Crucially, you want a unit with 3 buttons and not 2.

@ okay thanks been searching on Ebay but everything is €400+ that’s too much for me🤣

Yeah, sadly they do command a bit of a premium as they are becoming harder and harder to source. It might be worth considering buying a 3rd party one. There are tons of frames on eBay that you can retro fit in the space of the original head unit if you are willing to do a bit of work, which will essentially allow you to fit any head unit you like, but you'll need to do the work with connectors, etc. I'd try and call local breakers in your area to see if they have OEM 3 button units. Probably cheaper than eBay, too.

Nah! It's all part of this little car's charm!

Hi, Chris. I can try and help. Does the phone actually connect to the screen and do you get anything to display? These units only work via USB and won't work wirelessly, so I am assuming we can rule that out. One thing that sprang to mind if it is connected via USB and nothing comes on the screen, the USB socket might not be connected properly, so you could check that. Additionally, If you have one of those units that has a sat nav (X-Nav) module, you need to connect the USB in a particular way. The link is here - tinyurl.com/yc87jef7 - Scroll down to Flash22's comment where he details with pictures how to connect the X-Nav to get Apple Car Play working.

Obviously, I am doing a bit of guessing here as to what the issue is. If you get back to me, I'll try and troubleshoot if those things aren't related to your issue.

@jamieaygo I've done all the things you've done all same plugs just when I plug phone into usd and connect to phone nothing happens

I see the mention a box at the back of radio didn't see one but the was usb cable

Was therea box at the back of radio when you done it yourself ??

Thanks for correcting this 👍

The butyl mats are mainly to stop panel vibration, so they are still useful when applied on the bonnet. I'm working on doing the floor and roof in a separate video 👍

Thanks for the tips, Tony

I think you're spot on with what you could do to the Honda and thanks for the tips!

I love these types of ideas!!

Hi! I think they may be confusing that you want to take an infotainment unit from the Aygo X (the new SUV-style, larger Aygo) rather than a MK2 Aygo, which is the one you have. What you want to be doing is taking a 3 button unit from a MK2 aygo (not the Aygo X) and just popping it into yours as it's plug and play. The one you want is with this code - 86140-YV020 - If you pop that into eBay, it will return models like this - tinyurl.com/5n8c2syu - Hope that helps!

Thanks for the nice comment. Appreciate it! The mats on the plastic wheel arch liners seem to be holding up well and there is no worry of rust on the plastic parts, which is nice. I actually popped one off the other day and everything is still where it was. The mats that I put on the metal part of the wheel well have been there for about a year-ish and I do plan on getting a heat gun and replacing them/looking to see if there is any panel rust, so stick around as I'll post on the channel when I do👍

@@jamieaygo its more effective to just use undercoating spray at that point for the exposed metal parts of the wheel arches

Cheers, mate. Appreciate it!

I love mine, too!

Yeah, you're right about it being a fun old ride if you know how. I'd love to drive the facelift models!

@jamieaygo I have a 2022 (71 Plate) Aygo X-Clusiv in a limited edition 3 stage red, it's an absolute dream to drive. It's very responsive and suspension is very smooth, extra bit of power is absolutely noticeable. Extra tech features and LED lights are amazing looking. I've modified mine with a short shifter kit from eBay and it makes the gearbox slush so much smoother and less washed out.

Nice! I'm assuming you picked this up before the Aygo X was a thing or did you just want to stick with the smaller form factor? By the sounds of it, you got one of the last batches of the MK2 facelift!

@@jamieaygo yeah I got the very last one pretty much. I bought it brand new in January this year, for £11,000 from a Toyota Dealer with 1100 miles on it. Apparently it was a show room car for a year or so. I didn't want an X because I think they are hot crap, I'm not a sucker for the "SUV everything" trend. And I prefer the small form factor. I use my Aygo for dirt and gravel rally driving, so the lighter variant is helpful.

100 percent agree with you on your Aygo X views. I honestly don't know who they made it for. Certainly not previous Aygo owners 😂

Thanks for sharing this Kernel. I am yet to rip out the carpet and do the roof, but I did do the rest of the car (pretty much) and made a video on it here that might be helpful - ua-cam.com/video/4uoy9ejc1Wk/v-deo.html

Thanks for clarifying this, AZREDFERN

+3dB is sound intensity and +10dB is perceived sound for when doubling. Commenter is Correct. It’s a common mistake.

I think you don't understand it

These sound dampening mats essentially focus on eliminating reverberations that travel through car panels and by using a cymbal, it is my crude representation of said car panel. It's not perfect, but it does show that these mats do stop vibrations travelling through metal objects. Car Builders has a great intro to sound proofing materials that you might like to catch here - ua-cam.com/video/P4ylKyoY_oU/v-deo.html

I have some joints in my car and it creaks when I go over bumps, can I stuff these in small gaps to eliminate that?

I think you can, yes. I know Resonix use like a butyl putty for exactly this purpose to stop creaks and rattles, etc. I guess you could experiment with little strips and see if that has a similar effect as the Resonix product but I couldn't vouch for this as I haven't done it myself.

Ah, that sucks! Sorry to hear that. Hopefully you can find an alternative that does the job! Might be worth looking for a phone holder that clips on the the car vents, perhaps.

Interesting! I'll have a look into this. Cheers!

I picked mine up on eBay but if I'm honest, I'm not sure I'd recommend it as it flickers quite a bit. I know some folks suggest it may be because of the voltage of the car or that the car battery doesn't have enough power to run it, etc. It was something like this one - tinyurl.com/3u6xrc9e - As I say, it might be worth trying it, but mine does have it's moments where it just flickers for a period of time and then stops.

If you remove the centre facia plate, it looks like the heating module comes out as one unit (basing this off of looking on eBay), so if the lights plug in there, it doesn't look too hard of a job. Haven't done it myself, but if you look on eBay at the control panel - tinyurl.com/5f8hhj7r - it looks like it just unclips and I am assuming lights plug into the back.

Love stories like this and it very much mirrors my own. Bravo!

Hi there. I think it's worth noting a few things. I've only focused on sound pressure here that is measured with a decibel meter. viewers on UA-cam seem to be addicted to decibel meter results even though it's only really part of the overall picture as it's only measuring sound pressure. It doesn't include timbre (that quality of a sound), which this does improve by turning something like an annoying whine into something more enjoyable. Texture is also missed and because you are adding a new material into the mix, it changes how sound travels and interacts with each object, creating a more pleasant place to be. Vibration is also improved, so if you have an older car, it will make a nice difference to the quality of your ride and I will caveat all of the above with this: Buy quality stuff - The sound deadening mats I used are only 50mil, but most these days are 70-80mil. buying quality materials matters, so if I were to do it again, I would likely start there.

Hi, Ron! The one I have is this one - tinyurl.com/3w8v3nex - It fits alright but the fitting nuts do tend to run loose over time, so you do have to tighten them periodically. I am considering picking one up from Armster, though. Bit more expensive but designed for the car - tinyurl.com/4sm3nsmm

Thank you! You'll need to take the whole silver plate off, flip it over and the vents are attached with a couple of screws on the back

@ Okay, and is the silver plate easy to remove?

Yeah, if you use interior removal tools it makes it much easier.

The taller the tire wall the less noise as there is more rubber to absorb vibration.

Thanks for adding to this so thoughtfully, Greg.

Glad it helped!

Search for "86140-YV020" on eBay and it will bring up three button head units. That's the one you want and that's where I got mine 👍

Hi, Georgina. No, it's very plug-and-play so as soon as you plug it all in you're good to go

Thanks for sharing this. It is something I definitely want to check out. Do you have any recommendations?

It can get blown about a bit on motorways but it definitely holds it's own out there and is happy to cruise on the motorway, even if it doesn't always sound like it.

Yes, you should be fine. I can't vouch for this myself, but plenty of people on the Aygo forums have done it. One thing to note is that you'll obviously be missing the rear camera view unless you want to add this in yourself.

Oh, wow! Good lad! A very prudent choice. Good on him!

Yeah, you are spot on here and it's something I picked up on in my full soundproofing video.

That's the name of it in Europe/UK. I believe the American version is called ProClip.

@@jamieaygo ohhhhh ok! I didn’t realize they named themselves differently in other countries, no wonder I’m confused

Ah, interesting. Will look into this, thanks!

Depends what kind of rumble it is....These engines are known for being a bit on the noisy side but they are super reliable. Does the rumble make the whole car shake or is it just more of a gentle rumble?