22 Sync 4
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22 Sync 4
Hi all. I, just picked up my new '22 F350 Lariat. I'm wondering if there is a way to get rid of the NAV button on the sync 4 touchscreen? I use Google Maps and Android Auto, so the NAV just gets in the way, along with the bottom button. I specifically didn't order the ultimate package to avoid having nav, but it turns out I have it (or partially have it) anyway. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
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All Lariat and higher get NAV.
No way to get rid of the button AFAIK, just ignore it.
May as well play with it for 3 months until the subscription runs out, it has some good features, like national weather radar.
No way to get rid of the button AFAIK, just ignore it.
May as well play with it for 3 months until the subscription runs out, it has some good features, like national weather radar.
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Different for 2022. Both buttons remain. I don't care enough to go take a picture for you, but I assure you that when Android Auto is connected, the AA button is right next to the factory navigation button and never goes away. I'm working through some BS with Sync 4 nav giving me false traffic delays and I'm used to switching over to AA to know the truth with just the push of a button.
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One thing you might consider. Although I prefer using the Android Auto maps, when I was running around parts of northern Washington State, there was no T-mobile cell coverage, and hence, no maps. However, the Ford Navigation worked flawlessly. So consider that if you are someone who likes to run around in the mountains.
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Yep, those of us who live and travel where cell coverage is minimal to none have no use for Android auto. Satellite based nav is the answer.
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One thing you might consider. Although I prefer using the Android Auto maps, when I was running around parts of northern Washington State, there was no T-mobile cell coverage, and hence, no maps. However, the Ford Navigation worked flawlessly. So consider that if you are someone who likes to run around in the mountains.
Granted, there's no weather and traffic updates, but I doubt traffic is much of a problem in those areas without cell service. Weather? I'm in an enclosed vehicle. I do have weather service on my motorcycle's GPS unit so I know when to don my rain gear.
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