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Old 10-29-2009, 01:07 AM
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Mark II Issue 2
The Nav system actually initialized & found itself this Monday morning. Screen seems to work fine. However, after the car is warm (>50 degrees) the NAV will not turn on again until the car has set long enough to cool down below ~50 degreesF.
Also, no more split screen between tunes & OBC data - it's one or the other now.
Is this the Old Mark II reader saying "please find a dumpster to toss me into?" That's what it is saying to me right now.

Q2: Is my Yr2000 dash upgrade-able to 16:9 screen?
Q3: What is the latest version of CD NAV system so I can still use my North America CD-Set?
Thanks y'all are a big help out there.
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Old 10-29-2009, 10:22 PM
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Does the cooling fan in the back of the MKII work OK??
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