08 DVD Navigation map CD for sale

[dogfriend]

Originally Posted by YoDaddyAlex

will version 8's work in older models, such as my 2007?

It works in my 2007.

[vicdreyer]

Hi All,

I just signed up today.

Just wanted to add that I did receive the DVD from C. Rickey and it works like a charm. It's nice to have the updated maps (and especially nice to get rid of the 'I agree' screen).
Thanks Rickey!

Vic

[C.RICKEY HIROSE]

Originally Posted by vicdreyer

Hi All,

I just signed up today.

Just wanted to add that I did receive the DVD from C. Rickey and it works like a charm. It's nice to have the updated maps (and especially nice to get rid of the 'I agree' screen).
Thanks Rickey!

Vic

Hi Vic,

I'm glad that the 7.1 DVD NAV upgrades
works for you.
Just trying to help "PriusChat's" forum members and lurkers.

[esskay]

Hi,
I have a 2006 Prius with the newer generation NAV. I also have a Coastal Tech Lockpick 3 (the basic version which automatically clicks "I Agree" for you and allows for destination address input/etc while the car is in motion).

I notice some people saying that the v7.1 DVD gets rid of the "I Agree" screen. Does anyone know if this v7.1 DVD is compatible with the Lockpick 3? In particular retaining the ability to input a destination while in motion?

thanks!

[osfan]

Originally Posted by C.RICKEY HIROSE

Hello PriusChat members and lurkers whom own Toyota-Lexus with GPS NAVI.
Have many CD-DVD upgradable 7.1 latest original Toyota-genuine taken out from 2008~9
Nav equipped vehicles sold and shipped to China/Abroad and the GPS NAV map does not work in China/foreign countries therefore up for sale affordably to PC members. My Fleet manager has them for sale, I'm just posting the availability of these NAV DVD in his behalf .

Retail $300.00, Forum price $150 a piece plus shipping.

Please call 925-699-6450

I own a 2006 Toyota Prius and would like to purchase a copy of the DVD navigation upgrade.
Please contact me as soon as possible.

Thank you.
Troy Mildren

[C.RICKEY HIROSE]

Hello Troy Mildren,

Sent you a PM . Please call me if you have any question.

[jeffepops]

While I have no reason to doubt Mr. Hirose's honesty, I am trouble that he deals only in cashiers checks and money orders. Honest web businesses should be concerned with protecting their customers as well as their own financial security. Please be aware that both cashiers checks and money orders can easily become lost or stolen in transit. In addition, if the item you have purchased id lost or stolen in transit, you may have no recourse, other than relying on the decency of the merchant. Finally -- not to besmirch Mr. Hirose -- every government and consumer group has recognized that this is the most common method criminals use to perpetrate mail and internet fraud. It is almost impossible to recover you losses if you do not receive the purchased item(s) when you use a cashiers check or money order once it is cashed. You might as well send cash.

If Mr. Hirose has obtained these DVD's through legitimate means, I believe he should sell them in an appropriate manner that respects and insures that PriusChat members will be protected.

[C.RICKEY HIROSE]

Originally Posted by jeffepops

While I have no reason to doubt Mr. Hirose's honesty, I am trouble that he deals only in cashiers checks and money orders. Honest web businesses should be concerned with protecting their customers as well as their own financial security. Please be aware that both cashiers checks and money orders can easily become lost or stolen in transit. In addition, if the item you have purchased id lost or stolen in transit, you may have no recourse, other than relying on the decency of the merchant. Finally -- not to besmirch Mr. Hirose -- every government and consumer group has recognized that this is the most common method criminals use to perpetrate mail and internet fraud. It is almost impossible to recover you losses if you do not receive the purchased item(s) when you use a cashiers check or money order once it is cashed. You might as well send cash.

If Mr. Hirose has obtained these DVD's through legitimate means, I believe he should sell them in an appropriate manner that respects and insures that PriusChat members will be protected.

Jeffepops,

What is the issue here? Did you try to obtain a Gps dvd upgrade from me? Are you the person that insist, me taking personal check or accept paymnet via PayPal from you?

I have no complains from any PC members that has gotten the DVD from me and none of the takers has lost or not received the goods from me.

If anyone wants to insure their cashier's check or the return packet containing the DVD, US POSTAL SERVICE only charges $2.60 up to $200.00 value, You can also insure the money order or the cashier's check
for $2.60 so $150.00 for DVD plus insurance at $2.60 each way, plus $5.00 shipping then total will be $160.20..

This is way cheaper then going to your local Toyota. However, if you want to use your CC go to your local Toyota and pay $250.00 plus tax. my contribution price to PC members, save and buys a "Lot of Gas" with the chump change!

The PriusChat members are protected alright, All testimonials prove it otherwise, except someone, that wants me to do it his way.

[hill]

Originally Posted by C.RICKEY HIROSE

Jeffepops,

What is the issue here? Did you try to obtain a Gps dvd upgrade from me? Are you the person that insist, me taking personal check or accept paymnet via PayPal from you?

. . . . . snip

The PriusChat members are protected alright, All testimonials prove it otherwise, except someone, that wants me to do it his way.

Ohayo gozaimasu Hirose san,

Sorry I missed this thread when it began months ago. Many here on PC want the NEW NAV, but they want the "I agree" feature on the oldder DVDs. The reason? NAV over-ride. You likely know already, that coastaletech.com sells a wonderful device that over-rides Toyota's data input (bluetooth & navagation) while the car is in motion. But if a Toyota NAV owner upgrades (same with Lexus) to one of the newer versions, the "I agree" part of the software is removed.

There is a solution, but it's a little bit complicated. If you have a DVD that can write / re-write, you can combine the 2 basic components of your old & newer upgrade DVD to make a new DVD that includes the best of both. The end result? Updated maps, with the original "loading file" (that's the part of the DVD software that runs the map). In computer geek language, the critical software operation program called a ".kwi" file (without parenthesis).

All you have to do (making it sound easy now ) is save the .kwi file on your older DVD to your computer, pull all the other files out of the newer DVD, and combine them to form a new iso that you can then copy onto a blank DVD disk. This will require the high grade-large volume double density type DVD in order to work. Then you're good to go, with a disk that will still allow your lockpick device to work seamlessly, with the upgraded roadmap data.

[C.RICKEY HIROSE]

Originally Posted by hill

Ohayo gozaimasu Hirose san,

Sorry I missed this thread when it began months ago. Many here on PC want the NEW NAV, but they want the "I agree" feature on the oldder DVDs. The reason? NAV over-ride. You likely know already, that coastaletech.com sells a wonderful device that over-rides Toyota's data input (bluetooth & navagation) while the car is in motion. But if a Toyota NAV owner upgrades (same with Lexus) to one of the newer versions, the "I agree" part of the software is removed.

There is a solution, but it's a little bit complicated. If you have a DVD that can write / re-write, you can combine the 2 basic components of your old & newer upgrade DVD to make a new DVD that includes the best of both. The end result? Updated maps, with the original "loading file" (that's the part of the DVD software that runs the map). In computer geek language, the critical software operation program called a ".kwi" file (without parenthesis).

All you have to do (making it sound easy now ) is save the .kwi file on your older DVD to your computer, pull all the other files out of the newer DVD, and combine them to form a new iso that you can then copy onto a blank DVD disk. This will require the high grade-large volume double density type DVD in order to work. Then you're good to go, with a disk that will still allow your lockpick device to work seamlessly, with the upgraded roadmap data.

hill-san, konnichiwa, Ogenkidesuka?. Long time no see, er, no speak with you. Yes, I am aware that you can use "kwi file"

The topic is not about this subject I believe. This perspective DVD seeker wants me to take a personal check or credit card for the purchase of 7.1 gps DVD upgrade.