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How badly is Nav crippled??
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Friends: 0 | I hope to have my 2010 V with advanced tech in a few weeks. I am used to an aftermarket Pioneer Avic with all the constraints bypassed. How badly is the factory nav crippled? What can't I do while driving? |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Belle Harbor, NY
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Friends: 1 | WELL, that's a tough question. If someone comes up with a bypass method (as in the 2004-2009), then you're somewhat limited. I do think that you'll be able to do MORE than folks with the Gen II though. If you are used to the Pioneer unit and its unfettered access whilst driving, you'll be quite displeased. |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: San Carlos, CA
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Friends: 0 | aw, just bought a 2010 III, and trying to find a way to bypass restraints ... rats. Quote:
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There is a commercial-available solution from Prestigious Society that may be what you are looking for. | |
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| ggood Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Houston, Texas
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Friends: 6 | Here's the specific thread on the Prestigious Society solution: Prestigious Society Navi hack installed Note my post and pictures of my install, towards the end of that thread. |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: DC
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Friends: 0 | I also did the PS nav hack. Works VERY well. I put my control buttons right next to the start button, about an inch from the steering wheel. Also, when you remove the console, you can remove all of the plastic parts without using tools. There is space behind the front cupholder to fit your fingers to pop off the plastic around the shifter. |
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