Scarabeo on the other thread was quoted :
SD Card Navigation Update – Part number is 5F0 919 866 F, at a RRP of £81.20, plus VAT."
So that comes out at £97.44 GBP just for the card
Not sure what you would be charged to have it coded by a dealer.
Updating the inbuilt Mib2 Satnav / Mib2 tricks and Mib1
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Scarabeo on the other thread was quoted :
SD Card Navigation Update – Part number is 5F0 919 866 F, at a RRP of £81.20, plus VAT."
So that comes out at £97.44 GBP just for the card
Not sure what you would be charged to have it coded by a dealer.
yeah. also to be fair, updated maps are not worth £100 in IMO. for what it does already on v4 maps for me is fine. prefer to use google maps to the rubbish satnav system in the car, but its useful in some situations.
Hi,
Been reading this thread with great interest to see how I'd go about updating my 2014 Leon Sat Nav to the latest maps.
I just did a google search, and found the following link, which is the same company as the beginning of this thread, but is for Seat not VW or Skoda.
http://www.navigation.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/WFS/Navteq-NavteqEurope-Site/-/-/-/View-Promo?cwt=application/ApplicationFrame_campaign_light&Page=SEAT_Landing&NewDomainName=Navteq-NavteqEurope-Site&utm_campaign=homepage-logos&utm_medium=organic&utm_source=homepage-seat&HideCrumb=true
Have I missed something ?? Because this site tells you what you have to do with your SD card to make it work.... I'm currently downloading the latest data file, and will carry out an update on my car.
Been reading this thread with great interest to see how I'd go about updating my 2014 Leon Sat Nav to the latest maps.
I just did a google search, and found the following link, which is the same company as the beginning of this thread, but is for Seat not VW or Skoda.
http://www.navigation.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/WFS/Navteq-NavteqEurope-Site/-/-/-/View-Promo?cwt=application/ApplicationFrame_campaign_light&Page=SEAT_Landing&NewDomainName=Navteq-NavteqEurope-Site&utm_campaign=homepage-logos&utm_medium=organic&utm_source=homepage-seat&HideCrumb=true
Have I missed something ?? Because this site tells you what you have to do with your SD card to make it work.... I'm currently downloading the latest data file, and will carry out an update on my car.
Don't do that unless you have MapCare! Free updates work only for people who have purchased MapCare option. That option allows free updates to be installed for three years. If you don't have it, the update won't work. You can try of course but make sure you backup your existing maps otherwise you will lose them.
I picked Navi System as that's what I have in my car. Wish I had the Plus
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Arh ok, I had missed something! Cheers for the tip off
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Do UK customers get the choice of mapcare?
I thought SEAT UK had left us out with this option even though the rest of europe can specify it?
It is a total joke.
A 5" tomtom can be had for around £140 that comes with lifetime map updates.
This allows 4 updates a year.
So the website has 'Seat Navi System' and 'Seat Navi System Plus'. The former has 6 parts and the later 12. My reasoning, may be wrong, is that the newer system or Nav High is the Plus and the older is not. Happy to be corrected on that though if anyone knows for sure ....
Having looked at the instructions for each page, they are somewhat different. The 'Seat Navi System' instructions mention MapCare and how you shouldn't follow the process unless you have it and the Plus system instructions don't mention MapCare at all.
So it seems the later 'High' systems on MY16 cars do not require MapCare and the update can be done yourself, whereas the earlier pre-MY16 requires MapCare.
Not sure where you stand if you have a pre-MY16 with High though....
So it seems the later 'High' systems on MY16 cars do not require MapCare and the update can be done yourself, whereas the earlier pre-MY16 requires MapCare.
Not sure where you stand if you have a pre-MY16 with High though....
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