NAVI mod question
Driver
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From: CA
It's worth noting that by applying these two steps, the non-navigation functions of the onboard computer (radio, MP3 player, phone integration, etc) will all function as if the car is stopped at all times -- which means no nanny-features.
However, the navigation computer will still be able to detect that the car is moving, and hence its nanny features will kick in for nav menus only. i.e. you will still not be able to enter destinations while moving unless you use the software override menu.
The wiring hack ONLY enables those functions that the navigation override does not already fix.
However, the navigation computer will still be able to detect that the car is moving, and hence its nanny features will kick in for nav menus only. i.e. you will still not be able to enter destinations while moving unless you use the software override menu.
The wiring hack ONLY enables those functions that the navigation override does not already fix.
Intermediate
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: texas
Originally Posted by Cypren
It's worth noting that by applying these two steps, the non-navigation functions of the onboard computer (radio, MP3 player, phone integration, etc) will all function as if the car is stopped at all times -- which means no nanny-features.
However, the navigation computer will still be able to detect that the car is moving, and hence its nanny features will kick in for nav menus only. i.e. you will still not be able to enter destinations while moving unless you use the software override menu.
The wiring hack ONLY enables those functions that the navigation override does not already fix.
However, the navigation computer will still be able to detect that the car is moving, and hence its nanny features will kick in for nav menus only. i.e. you will still not be able to enter destinations while moving unless you use the software override menu.
The wiring hack ONLY enables those functions that the navigation override does not already fix.
Advanced
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From: Ontario
Originally Posted by jlin101
No, the NAV determines the position by GPS and then fine-tunes it with speed and steering sensors. Muzzleman posted if you cut the speed sensor wire without patching it back into the NAV unit, the NAV display becomes jerky, as the location jumps from one GPS locator point to the next.
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