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pretlove wrote:
thanks steve i may go this route ive been offered the dvd unit and the screen for £280 so will all i then need to get is a harness if so where can i just buy one of those thanks again
buy the way very intresting read thanks for the link im very mechanicaly minded as i had my own garrage for years and used to break cars as well so should be well within my skill set just not sure on the cost even at £1400 it may be i a bit high even though im sure its worth it

GBP280 for the MKIV nav and screen are a steal. Buy immediately! Even if you don't install them you can turn a 100% profit on ebay in a minute.

In addition to those items, to get the unit up and running you'll need a harness, GPS antenna, and radio unit. If you like, I can see if he'll sell just those.

The install itself is really no big deal. Making things work w/o a plug n play harness was a bit more work but still not rocket science. I'm sure you'll have no problem. If you've got someone with used parts, see if you can get a BMW bluetooth module as well. It integrates with the satnav very nicely (and can add voice control).

letsavit2 wrote:
1400 quid for landrover\bmw sat nav, my tom tom does a better job for 100quid.

Got a sat nav in my vw as thats crap too.

I've read that before, but to be completely honest I really don't understand where this comes from. I assume you don't have one in your RR or you wouldn't have a TomTom? Is your experience first hand then?

I've lived with the RR/BMW system for a while now - as well as having experienced numerous other systems in MB, BMW, VW, and Porsche for shorter/longer periods. I've also used a TomTom and a Garmin quite extensively. There are a couple of items to critique on the RR/BMW unit: no touch screen makes entries cumbersome and the menus are sometimes less than intuitive. That said, I was not more impressed with my TomTom in this regard either, tho. And I read somewhere that someone thought the routes one nav picked were better than another - that's a load of crock IMO. They did not know how to use the route options or had different versions of map material.

It is more expensive, but it integrates into the vehicle in every respect. And I don't have this
 
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letsavit2 wrote:
1400 quid for landrover\bmw sat nav, my tom tom does a better job for 100quid.

Got a sat nav in my vw as thats crap too.


I much prefer the Mk4 nav to tom-tom/garmin/navman. Purely for its 100% reliability and accuracy where I have found the aforementioned 3 troublesome.

Do you still have the mk3? 

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the biggest advantage of a built in dash unit is that you dont have to put it away after each stop and bring it out of the glovebox when you start.... ... - .- -.




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yea, still got the mk3 so keep my tom tom in the glove box for when its doing my head in.

last week i had to drve to an industrial estate, the best the mk3 could do was get me to the road... Rolling Eyes 2004 black Vogue TD6

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letsavit2 wrote:
yea, still got the mk3 so keep my tom tom in the glove box for when its doing my head in.

last week i had to drve to an industrial estate, the best the mk3 could do was get me to the road... Rolling Eyes


Buy Mk4? 

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i have tom tom but i still would like a navigation system in the car not just for the sat nav but for the screen as its a dam site better looking than that thing i got........im still not selling it to buy a Vogue dan ,,,lol......also does anyone know if i definatly have to change the amp

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I think the amp takes the input from the nav, to direct sound to the front speakers. Nav has always been put in a car with hi-line sound.

But probably be best to take a look at the wiring diagram to be sure?

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cheers dan will do

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pretlove wrote:
does anyone know if i definatly have to change the amp

Yes you do. You have the amp/radio up front at the moment. The in-dash unit is actually 2 pieces: the radio/amp/cd and the MID MultiInformationDisplay. The amp/radio/cd will not work with the nav. I tried. Laughing

Nav can be run w/o an extra amp. The radio unit has a built in amp - the sound will be exactly as it is now (which wasn't even soo terrible, I thought. I've had to live with much worse). The wiring diagrams are of no use in this case - wiring is the same. It's a software issue between the amp/radio/cd, satnav display, and nav computer.

Gave you a list of the bare minimum you need above. 
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Dont get me wrong i like having a sat nav built in and it does its job in most cases but just nice to have my tom tom in the glove box for back up. Have used the tom tom twice in 6 months one as above and the other a hotel, once again all i had was hotel name, road and postcode, no building number.

But 1400 quid thats gotta be 10%+ of what the cars worth so i agree with others buy a vogue or get a tom tom for the glove box.... Laughing 2004 black Vogue TD6

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i really like my touch screen and it works very well, but like you ,when i go on long journeys where i dont know the area , i to put my tomtom in the glovebox, simply as a back up.. ... - .- -.




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letsavit2 wrote:
But 1400 quid thats gotta be 10%+ of what the cars worth so i agree with others buy a vogue or get a tom tom for the glove box.... Laughing

I just looked back through the thread - there were no 'others' aside from you to agree with Laughing

Actually 1400 is a very good deal. Buying the pieces individually used costs easily that - and you've still got no loom. And it all depends on how much you've paid for the car/what you want. An inexpensive RR with a nav upgrade can still be better than a moderately priced RR with nav already installed. I know people who spend considerably more on chintzy multimedia w/o nav...

As Dan said, you need a MKIV. 
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SteveMFr wrote:
letsavit2 wrote:
But 1400 quid thats gotta be 10%+ of what the cars worth so i agree with others buy a vogue or get a tom tom for the glove box.... Laughing

I just looked back through the thread - there were no 'others' aside from you to agree with Laughing

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dan_uk_1984 wrote:
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Personally though, I would sell the HSE and buy a Vogue with all the other toys too.

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... Rolling Eyes 2004 black Vogue TD6

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i think im gonna go this route http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...K:MEWAX:IT this guy said he can do me the same thing with range rover logo instead of bmw plus im not up for selling my hse as it is a real good one and i got it for a great price.....

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i notice it has an analogue tv tuner , might be better finding a unit with digital..also you'll find the sat nav a bit slow to boot up as it has to work on the win ce software.. ... - .- -.




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