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Glad my solution still working 😃, sold my EX ( missed her tho) and got Tesla Model 3 performance for fun driving

This is cool too, I never install it but it is cool https://www.phoenixautomotiveinc.com/products/10-4-tesla-style-android-navigation-radio-for-honda-civic-2016-2017

Guys, hope everyone enjoyed this bypass, soon I will return my lovely Civic. Thanks for everyone

I think deleted the folder that you copied will return everything to normal

I bet he used a payload injection to the browser to gain root... You might fing usefull post XDA

Sorry, its not working on 2018 I guess. This forum has a lot of post might help you

I don't think so it is working on 2018.

You need to look for finally custom app , this will let you root your device

If there is no data just leave it as is.

I never tried the offline one but I might get give it a shot and see how I can download maps on usb flash disk

If you interested the HU have been rooted and you can install Waze on you hu directly... Search the forum for it

I have no clue sorry. I figured out mine by tried them all :)

https://www.todoapk.net/en/caroo-pro/

It wont work as they have the Mac address if the obdii features classes and the connections keys ... So each obdii should has it own.... I used to have old LG phone with Android 2.2.2 lol and used it

You need rooted phone, then delete any paired phone then pair it with obdii and you need to copy that folder in /data/misc/bluetoothd/macaddress to your PC and you need to copy the same folder from your car HU and then combine them in your PC and push it back to HU and owner after pushing it...

Finally I've got my obdii paired to the HU Very complicated method I figured it out after 4 days of trying

Ok, I've got hciconfig and hcitool and i'am able to scan the Bluetooth from the head unit and get the OBDII showing, connect to it br rfcomm but the torque software cannot see it as they see the paired devices only.. guys anyone has any info how we can pair it using hci tools??

Im Still trying to figure it out :)

I think because it is not whitelisted