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Originally Posted by dabigafiga
who ever took them out, cut the wires to do so.
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Sounds like the nav got stolen.
1. I'm trying to find out what is the best way to fix those cut wires (the nav unit and cd changer)[/QUOTE]
Go to a wreckers and cut the necessary connectors of a wiring loom. Make sure you have more than enough cable slack so you can make a good cable join in comfort.
To join the wires, join them colour-for-colour by soldering and then fitting heatshrink tubing.
Of course, you need to slide the heatshrink onto the wire before you join it, and the heat shrink needs to be far enough down the wire so it won't shrink when soldering. Hence you need som good 10 inches of cable slack.
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Originally Posted by dabigafiga
2. Once I try to purchase a MK4 unit, what are the most important things I should make sure (compatability wise) to check for so that I don't buy the wrong unit.
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Just make sure it is a working Mk4. Some older units are getting weak lasers these days. As for OS software you can always load the latest software (4-1/100).
To code or program the nav, you can either use a dealer ofr use my NavCoder software. If the dealer charges for coding, you may find using NavCoder is cheaper - especially if you can find a friendly forum member in your neighbourhood who has NavCoder and can do it for you.