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Old 08-26-2016, 05:27 AM
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Relocating NAV unit after installing Eonon - is it possible?

Hi Guys,

I've been taking a break from working on the X for the past couple of months...got a Volvo to use daily so the X can get a much deserved rest.

I want to slowly get back into working on some of the issues and thought I'd start with this one: Is it possible to move the OEM Nav Unit to the back after installing aftermarket unit? I know it's possible to do so with the MID (to glove box or back) but after searching for a while I see no one has mentioned if the same can be done to the Nav Unit.

The reason I want to do this is because of the Auxiliary function that I need to access. I don't care much for the other functions.

Thanks in advance gents.
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