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He needs to make sure he gets the security code and will require a retro fit wiring loom and GPS antenna both which can be purchased from somewhere like satnavsystems.
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he tells me he can get all the wireing, the arial and any other bit that are needed to fit
he tells me he can get all the wireing, the arial and any other bit that are needed to fit
Monochrome satnav? Worth £250? With the added hassle of figuring out how to fit it?Johnsey said:The Ibiza (monochrome) Sat Nav was £1500, it works wells and fills the dash nicely. Got to be worth £250
Why not just buy a Tom-Tom One for around £220? It's colour, and can be carried from car to car. It's a no-brainer IMHO.
Horses for courses. TomTom is good for the reasons you state but, the only reason I have the factory fit one is because it came with the car it's certainly not worth £1500 but is worth £250 if it came with all the bits. I dont need a colour screen, just clear directions. If my car didn't have it in when I bought it I would probably get a Sat Nav head unit for a more OEM feel.dmjw01 said:
There are lots of single and double din options available now.
Only if you're daft enough to leave it in the car.mhill said:
I can't fathom why anyone would pay £250 for a monochrome satnav that needs further work to fit it. Oh well... each to his own.
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what wiring do i need to do this, and yes if you have'nt twigged this is the one i ended up buying. There is an extra socket on the SAT NAV unit with 2 wires in it, one labelled REV and the other as KL15.
So is it best to speak to sanavsystems re this???
So is it best to speak to sanavsystems re this???
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