It's COMPLETE, Microsoft SYNC in 2008 F-350
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It's COMPLETE, Microsoft SYNC in 2008 F-350
What many said could not be done, has been seamlessly integrated into my 2008 f-350 king ranch.
I started with a stock 2008 KR. that contained the older style factory nav unit.
I wanted to upgrade the unit, and maintain the factory look to the newer 2011 style nav units, and add iPod integration, Bluetooth phone support, reverse camera, etc.
With the help of a user of this forum, I was able to do just that.
I purchased a 2011 headunit on eBay, as well as the reverse camera/tailgate handle.
All of the programming/and custom harnesses (harnesses all contain factory connections for a PLUG AND PLAY install, the harness are all wire loomed and taped and look just like ford OEM).
THE GUY REALLY DOES SOME QUALITY WORK WITH ALL OEM PARTS! his tech support is second to none, and he always answered the phone when I called with a question.
The parts I needed to do the entire swap:
Rearview mirror with mic and display
Both left and right steering wheel control buttons
Steering wheel harness
Sync module
2011 head unit
Amplifier for head unit
Externally mounted OEM GPS/Sirius antenna and splitter cable
Tailgate camera/handle
Custom plug and play harness'
I am also sure there is some other pars I am missing.
If anyone has any questions, PM me and I will share both my experience and his contact information.
I started with a stock 2008 KR. that contained the older style factory nav unit.
I wanted to upgrade the unit, and maintain the factory look to the newer 2011 style nav units, and add iPod integration, Bluetooth phone support, reverse camera, etc.
With the help of a user of this forum, I was able to do just that.
I purchased a 2011 headunit on eBay, as well as the reverse camera/tailgate handle.
All of the programming/and custom harnesses (harnesses all contain factory connections for a PLUG AND PLAY install, the harness are all wire loomed and taped and look just like ford OEM).
THE GUY REALLY DOES SOME QUALITY WORK WITH ALL OEM PARTS! his tech support is second to none, and he always answered the phone when I called with a question.
The parts I needed to do the entire swap:
Rearview mirror with mic and display
Both left and right steering wheel control buttons
Steering wheel harness
Sync module
2011 head unit
Amplifier for head unit
Externally mounted OEM GPS/Sirius antenna and splitter cable
Tailgate camera/handle
Custom plug and play harness'
I am also sure there is some other pars I am missing.
If anyone has any questions, PM me and I will share both my experience and his contact information.
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I don't see justification for the time or money spent on this project. To each his own, but do you actually use that stuff? I have never used a GPS. I don't own an iPod. I have never need a backup camera or sensors. I don't have a cell phone that has BlueTooth capability. I just don't see it.
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I don't see justification for the time or money spent on this project. To each his own, but do you actually use that stuff? I have never used a GPS. I don't own an iPod. I have never need a backup camera or sensors. I don't have a cell phone that has BlueTooth capability. I just don't see it.
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I don't talk on the phone while driving. I generally hate the phone. In Texas, it is only illegal to talk on the phone in school zones. As far as traveling, I plan my route beforehand, and I use a road atlas if need be.