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Does anyone know if you can put a factory navigation unit in an 04 expedition that didnt come with navigation? Just wondering how easy it is to do. I know the GM units are pretty easy as I have done it in my Avalanche, but now I want to know if I can do the same in an expedition. Thanks for any help you can give me.
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Originally Posted by racetek
Does anyone know if you can put a factory navigation unit in an 04 expedition that didnt come with navigation? Just wondering how easy it is to do. I know the GM units are pretty easy as I have done it in my Avalanche, but now I want to know if I can do the same in an expedition. Thanks for any help you can give me.
The NAV radio is a little weak compared to others I've seen, such as the Lexus unit which I think is made by Eclipse. I got the factory NAV radio because I wanted the radio to interact with the DVD and steering controls, but if you don't have DVD and don't want SAT, go with the Eclipse unit.
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One thing to consider: the Nav unit does not have a built-in CD player -- it's a separate unit mounted in the center console. So you will also need to purchase and install the CD changer separately (if you want to be able to play CD's).
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Originally Posted by TDN
One thing to consider: the Nav unit does not have a built-in CD player -- it's a separate unit mounted in the center console. So you will also need to purchase and install the CD changer separately (if you want to be able to play CD's).
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it is best to go with an aftermarket unit such as the navic-n1 by pioneer.The navic n-2 does not allow you or your passenger to watch video or change coordinance while vehicle is in motion. I use these units in all my cars and trucks due to the fact you can install them and includes dvd sat. radio and navi.
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jbodine,
Do you have a website address? I have an 03 Navi that has a cd based unit and I want to upgrade it to a DVD system.
Thanks,
Chips2000
Do you have a website address? I have an 03 Navi that has a cd based unit and I want to upgrade it to a DVD system.
Thanks,
Chips2000
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