Navigation radio swap
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Navigation radio swap
Okay so I've been getting the itch to change things again, lol. I really like the looks of the 08+ nav radio, what mods would I have to do to my 06 to make it work? I have the basic 6 disc changer with am/fm nothing special, and where would I get one without spending a fortune?
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i researched later nav in early trucks and it is a task most wouldnt want to do , but can be done. even though the radios look similar they made a lot of changes
go to 4dtech and look for there adapters (soon to be completed), they seem to be a leader in these swaps. can end up costing around $1500 to $2000.
i decidec to save the money and use my iPhone nav instead
go to 4dtech and look for there adapters (soon to be completed), they seem to be a leader in these swaps. can end up costing around $1500 to $2000.
i decidec to save the money and use my iPhone nav instead
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Okay so I've been getting the itch to change things again, lol. I really like the looks of the 08+ nav radio, what mods would I have to do to my 06 to make it work? I have the basic 6 disc changer with am/fm nothing special, and where would I get one without spending a fortune?
That's not gonna happen.
As stated, it costs too much to do the swap. Aftermarket is cheaper, and much better.
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Mar 14, 2007 02:48 PM
