I have the same unit, installed last month, with Nav/GPS, Sat. (Sirius), and Bluetooth. Takes some time to understand the screen logic, but once you figure it out, it is very cool. I also had the interface installed to let me use the steering wheel controls.
I have the same unit, installed last month, with Nav/GPS, Sat. (Sirius), and Bluetooth. Takes some time to understand the screen logic, but once you figure it out, it is very cool. I also had the interface installed to let me use the steering wheel controls.
Thx, Pardoni. Sounds like you've got just about everything. Did you do the install or have someone else do it? If you did it, was it pretty straightforward?
Thx, Pardoni. Sounds like you've got just about everything. Did you do the install or have someone else do it? If you did it, was it pretty straightforward?
Thx!
Bob
No, had it installed. Took them about 5 hours, but very clean. Two magnetic antennas, one on each side in the front (one for Nav, one for Sirius) with the wires running down the windshield channel. I will do the speakers and amp, but this was a little more than I wanted to tackle. I do like it alot. The Sirius running through the unit is so much better than the units that run through the antenna and a FM channel (I have that in my other vehicle). Much more crisp, and no chance of any FM channel leaking through. Good luck.
I will take some more pictures tonight installed myself nothing out of the ordinary easier than most navigation systems to install. Well the easiest that I have ever installed just like installing a SAT system.
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