Ford Navigation Use While Driving
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All,
I am delighted at anybody having great success with voice command, and I suppose technically that is responsive to my question... Truly, I mean no disrespect, I just didn't think I needed to rule that out and I would like to keep things on point for any options other than voice command.
My question was if there was any option other than Lockpicks? There was a backdoor programming option through like 2007, but has anybody found a hack for newer Ford nav units? Just getting rid of the splash screen every time would be a plus. Having my wife program it while we are driving and talking, so we don't have to talk to the car too, that would be great. Johnny Law, as for Lockpicks being used in newer vehicles; you would think the website for a company capable of producing such a high-tech product could update their website, but they have not. I have read remarks about people using it in current production vehicles and their comments were the same across the spectrum of years. Generally positive reviews with occasional issues with the backup camera, complaints about time limits on entering information before you have to tap buttons to get more time, etc.
All, if I need to do so I will start a new thread, but my singular issue is if Lockpicks is the only way to avoid voice command? If that is the case I would be interested in a clear and definitive statement to that effect by an authoritative source.
Just using the front seat passenger airbag sensor would sure seem to give the manufacturer(s) the liability protection they want without disabling many things a front seat passenger could accomplish. Or give people the ability to put the liability on themselves by leaving a back door hack open. Having to come to a stop or interrupt a conversation (phone or in person), a ballgame, etc., just to do some of the functions is highly annoying.
Phil
I am delighted at anybody having great success with voice command, and I suppose technically that is responsive to my question... Truly, I mean no disrespect, I just didn't think I needed to rule that out and I would like to keep things on point for any options other than voice command.
My question was if there was any option other than Lockpicks? There was a backdoor programming option through like 2007, but has anybody found a hack for newer Ford nav units? Just getting rid of the splash screen every time would be a plus. Having my wife program it while we are driving and talking, so we don't have to talk to the car too, that would be great. Johnny Law, as for Lockpicks being used in newer vehicles; you would think the website for a company capable of producing such a high-tech product could update their website, but they have not. I have read remarks about people using it in current production vehicles and their comments were the same across the spectrum of years. Generally positive reviews with occasional issues with the backup camera, complaints about time limits on entering information before you have to tap buttons to get more time, etc.
All, if I need to do so I will start a new thread, but my singular issue is if Lockpicks is the only way to avoid voice command? If that is the case I would be interested in a clear and definitive statement to that effect by an authoritative source.
Just using the front seat passenger airbag sensor would sure seem to give the manufacturer(s) the liability protection they want without disabling many things a front seat passenger could accomplish. Or give people the ability to put the liability on themselves by leaving a back door hack open. Having to come to a stop or interrupt a conversation (phone or in person), a ballgame, etc., just to do some of the functions is highly annoying.
Phil
Last edited by Skyking69; 04-08-2012 at 07:00 PM. Reason: Clarification
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have you tried this site?
Ford Navigation System Updates | Ford Navigation DVD 2012
i had issues with my system last month - emailed these guys and they sorted it all out for me
Ford Navigation System Updates | Ford Navigation DVD 2012
i had issues with my system last month - emailed these guys and they sorted it all out for me
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the customer service was good so i recommend you try them with any issues relating to the navi discs.
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