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whats involved in upgrading to factory 11-12 nav?
Like title says what all is involved. The trucks a 12 with premium sound n steering controls just no nav. Looking at a nav out of an 11....thanks!
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By the time you get done doing a factory nav system you could have done aftermarket and had a much better unit for less $$.
I have the factory nav and it's OK, but the aftermarket units I've seen are a whole lot better. Also, the factory nav maps are woefully inaccurate. I've only had my truck a little over a month and 3000 miles and I've found at least a dozen places were the map is just plain wrong. And I've seen several threads on various forums where people are griping about Ford not updating the maps/software on these units. If it were me in your shoes, I wouldn't even be considering a factory nav unit. Last edited by TrickTruck; 04-14-2012 at 06:27 AM. |
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If you can hold off a couple more months, Kenwood will have the iDatalink Maestro module available for their Nav units. This will allow their Nav units to utilize all of the factory steering wheel controls and fully support the existing Sync system. The module was developed by ADS and integrated by Kenwood for their nav product line.
I've got a DNX6190HD lined up for install just as soon as the iDataLink module is released, possibly shortly before release, for evaluation purposes. I'll do a full write up with pics just as soon as it's completed. Kenwood has put a lot of effort into this integration. Kenwood Kenwood - DNX6190HD |
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I just bought a kenwood DNX9990HD head unit and it retains all the sync functions ,just had to buy the steering wheel pac unit.to retain the steering button functions. they just came out this month. I bought it from crutchfield. FWIW
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Are you sure you got the iDataLink Maestro? I don't see it listed on Crutchfield. Heard it wasn't due out until June? For some reason, I though you didn't need the steering wheel control interface with the Maestro. |
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Looks like Ford promotional material doesn't it? Awesome truck sitting in front of a cool house in the middle of nowhere. Put some tire shine on that beast and submit it to Ford's marketing dept!
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Ford Factory Radio Interface Add an aftermarket stereo to select 2008-up Ford/Lincoln/Mercury vehicles while retaining use of SYNCŪ system at Crutchfield.com
So what's the difference between the maestro and that? I'm about to pull the trigger on this Alpine INA-W910 Navigation receiver at Crutchfield.com but if i can run that kenwood can retain all sync functions without a separate display I'll hold off and wait. Especially since its a couple hundred cheaper. I'm assuming that kenwood will utilize the factory siriusxm tuner so I don't have to buy a separate one. |
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That'd be great. Hopefully it comes out soon.
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