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Originally Posted by TerminatorX5
if your car does not have the Nav factory installed, a retrofit of a Nav system will call for several components, the wide screen, the nav computer (MK1,2,3 or preferrably 4), BM53 (or BM54 for euro) radio module and a full harness that will take care of the retrofit.. i have a factory retrofit PDF, if you care to have i can send it to you... you will need to tap the special retrofit harness into the speed sensors, the gyro and the whole nine yards - the retrofit is more involved than $200 in labor charges.. so, have him do it, assuming that he does it properly...
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Thanks for the response ... Wow, that sounds like a lot of stuff that needs to be done. yikes. I will ask the guy if he knows of all the retro fitting that is involved, but my guess would be no. In any case, would you mind emailing me the PDF that has the info? I will PM you my email address.
I was hoping to replace the stereo with something else, but wasnʻt in any rush - but since I donʻt see a whole lot of these NAV systems for sale in Hawaii, I wasnʻt sure if it was something I should be considering immediately.
Decisions, decisions ...
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