04 xkr nav disc
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Learner is looking for something.....
I'm not the expert but I read somewhere in this Forum that the last disc came out in 2003....so any new roads or Freeways that have been built since then will not show on the screen (Nothing) but the old roads are still there! Still works just not up to date......I still use mine around Houston, as most of the Road changes are outside the City......I use the Clock when I am not trying to find something!
You can not add or change the Disc in any way.......so I've been told and I'm not into that sort of stuff anyway! If you are, and you can figure out a way to update the disc or a new disc......You'll be able to sell a bunch of them....Starting with me!
Billy Clyde in Houston
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dibbit, The SATNAV Man!
dibbit,
Looks like a super deal! What do I do besides buying a Garmin 5" Unit? I'm sure it doesn't come with directions on "How to replace the Jaguar Sat-Nav"...Could you provide us those details?
You know: like what model Garmin and then what do you do? or what goes where? How do you install it? Are there directions on the Forum?
HELP!
Billy Clyde in Houston
Looks like a super deal! What do I do besides buying a Garmin 5" Unit? I'm sure it doesn't come with directions on "How to replace the Jaguar Sat-Nav"...Could you provide us those details?
You know: like what model Garmin and then what do you do? or what goes where? How do you install it? Are there directions on the Forum?
HELP!
Billy Clyde in Houston
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Billy, a few people have gone that route, a search for Garmin will probably yield results.
Here's a couple of threads to start with, dibbit has some more info in those.
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...pgrade-142028/
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...7/#post1680230
Here's a couple of threads to start with, dibbit has some more info in those.
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...pgrade-142028/
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...7/#post1680230
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dibbit,
Looks like a super deal! What do I do besides buying a Garmin 5" Unit? I'm sure it doesn't come with directions on "How to replace the Jaguar Sat-Nav"...Could you provide us those details?
You know: like what model Garmin and then what do you do? or what goes where? How do you install it? Are there directions on the Forum?
HELP!
Billy Clyde in Houston
Looks like a super deal! What do I do besides buying a Garmin 5" Unit? I'm sure it doesn't come with directions on "How to replace the Jaguar Sat-Nav"...Could you provide us those details?
You know: like what model Garmin and then what do you do? or what goes where? How do you install it? Are there directions on the Forum?
HELP!
Billy Clyde in Houston
This is a list I compiled of suitable 5" Garmin sat navs when I was looking. The main differences are the external dimensions, the screen resolution and what add ons, such as back up cameras, are supported. The Garmin I used is the first entry on the list for comparison.
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NUVI 5000 with Back-up Camera!
Looks like you've got me going on this Garmin 5000 but I'm having trouble finding the Back-up Camera attachment......Does it come with the Unit or do you have to order it separately? Sorry, I guess I just don't know what I'm looking for!
Billy Clyde
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My total spend on the second hand sat nav and camera was under £25 - so a very cheap upgrade to turn a completely useless sat nav to one that at least has maps of where I live.
Bear in mind that I compiled the list of sat navs a while back, so the older ones might be hard to find. Garmin have newer 5" units out now with additional features, but the new ones all use the wireless Garmin BC30 camera. This saves on running a cable from the boot to the dashboard, but it is expensive, the camera itself is ugly and the picture quality isn't that good. In my experience its just as easy to run the cable as install the BC30 and its transmitter module.
If you browse Garmin's website you can compare the specs of the latest units to the ones I have listed and compare the size of the units to find one that will be a good fit. Yes, it does take time to research all this, but that is part of the fun.
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The Garmin reversing camera could have been designed to fit inside the trunk finisher in place of the OEM trunk opener button. That button can be easily repositioned to one side, though now with the button on the underside, and it does have to be held there with epoxy adhesive as there's no real possibility of using screws.
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