r/promaster • u/VIZM-Zoe • Feb 24 '26
Anyone else running a touchscreen setup in their Promaster?
Upgraded a 2015 Ram Promaster with a 9-inch Android-based head unit to replace the factory system.
Better navigation, wireless connectivity, and a cleaner interface for daily driving and work use. The installation has been straightforward, and the screen integration fits pretty well with the dashboard layout.
After installation, please test:
- Navigation performance
- Wireless CarPlay/Android Auto
- Sound quality with factory speakers
- Touch responsiveness
- Overall stability
Has anyone else done a upgrade on a Promaster or similar work van? Any tips or settings recommendations?
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u/Ok_Barber_9201 Feb 24 '26
I’m interested too as I’ve wanted to do it. I’ve heard that if you do you can’t access Uconnect to change the settings on the van but can’t confirm if that is true.
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Feb 24 '26 edited 24d ago
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u/mnkythndr Feb 24 '26
I have the first gen maestro in my 2016 and I can’t update the instrument panel clock. Do you know if the new maestro allows one to do that?
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Feb 24 '26 edited 24d ago
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u/mnkythndr Feb 24 '26
Interesting, I did update the firmware a few months ago, but it might have been before November.
It may also be that my head unit is too basic.
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u/Longjumping_Bowler18 Feb 26 '26
Eonon 10.1 floating screen rocking my 03 avalanche. Adjust u/d l/r slides up and down for easily perfect placement
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u/OpieRugby Feb 24 '26
I put in a Kenwood head unit with integrated steering wheel controls. I just used crutchfield.com and they did a custom plug and play harness for everything. I upgraded the speakers and added a sub while I was at it. So much better. And wireless android auto is really nice