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Trouble is that none of the older cars, and none of the newer lower to mid trims will have a HUD

I give up

But that doesn't explain it. You originally said you were trying to install a front camera but having issues. Fine. Then you said: SO, which camera are you now talking about, front or rear??

OK, now I'm too confused on whether this is about front or rear cameras :eek:

Yes, but he said: However, I wouldn't know if it the camera that reverses the image, or the head unit?

You should check the video wires... From: OEM Backup Cam with Aftermarket Stereo

These are thin aluminum stampings. They are just stuck to the surface of the existing console. No removal of anything.

Well, he said he was working on his airbag module, so I naturally assumed it was the dash he meant. You know, given there's no airbag in the center console? "lol"

Not sure, but maybe this will help?

Well, I sent you the wiring diagrams. They show the lines and wire colors. You can't work it out from there?

I'm a little confused, why would the wire be in the B-pillar? Anyway, I assume you just mean to tie into the power LOCK part of the liftgate (not the power LIFT part). There isn't really a "signal" wire, but lock/unlock voltage wires. See attached the PDFs for the area in question. These...

Send a message to @Candurin . He is the holder of the firmware on this forum. That's for the in-car navigation maps. Nothing to do with the radio signal or Android Auto.

6" will be fine. Just did it in my son's 2014.

Well, it varies. (Sorry, couldn't resist 😈 )

It's funny... my wife prefers the seats in my CX-50 to her CX-5. Just goes to show, I guess.

How do you know? But as I said: "the down-facing lights reflect off wet roads into the eyes of oncoming drivers."

Only if the ball joint post is rusted in, or the inner front driver side bolt. If you live in a dry climate, it's a piece of cake :)

Because: a) The Mazda (and many other current brands) foglights are not that great. They are primarily there for those who think "it's cool". b) Idiots have them on all the time (see (a)), so that the down-facing lights reflect off wet roads into the eyes of oncoming drivers. c) Having them on...

I bought two different cheap ones - one for my wife's car, one for my daughter's. Both work fine and cost around $15 ea., but both now show as "currently unavailable" on Amazon. I'd suggest you just search for "wireless carplay adapter" on Amazon and read the reviews to pick one. (If it does...