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I have to use old-fashioned CDs to get my playlists into the car...
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Has anyone added an OEM Nav to a 2004 996? I have a used one I can purchase pretty reasonably. Also - does this give any additional aux inputs? I have the Bose system currently - curious if this would be plug and play?
I have the 2004 nav system, but was told that it is out of date (by a bit) and they won't be updating it anytime soon. Also, I understand that it is not plug and play with iPod as it is a different system than more modern units.
I have to use old-fashioned CDs to get my playlists into the car... ha ha.
huh - you can buy the updated data disks for the 2004 - so at least you can update GPS data? I am looking at one from a 2005 - thinking about phone integration and maybe sat radio
ah well - will hold off on this - I am doing the garage door opener mod using a homelink code rolling unit and figured I could do this at the same time - while I had the dash apart. I will just move the climate controls to be 'ready'. Any recs on what after market units to look at?
Once the OEM deck is gone, so is that issue. However, my Pioneer has a password if the unit is ever removed. I had a new bezel retrofit done and almost forgot the code. I was locked out of my radio for about an hour. Thank goodness I remembered it, otherwise it would have to be shipped back to Pioneer to unlock.
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