2010 Navigation update
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If your car has a USB port in the center console, I would try plugging the thumb drive in to see what happens. If that doesn't work, just call the service center for advice.
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OK, I took the nav update to the dealer and about an hour later they told me it was done but that Lexus has an update out for the HDD. Anyone have any experience with that? How much it costs and/or what it does?
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CDDB update for music on the hard drive is free at any dealer if under warranty. It's just an update to the 'Gracenotes' music library to match names of songs on music albums so it's displayed on CD's that were copied to the HDD. Never found it very useful. Certainly not worth paying for since you can edit the names of albums and song track manually yourself
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There is a TSIB: SB0067-09R1 DEC 09 Navigation System - Firmware Improvement
I don't know what it does, but I am requesting it to be done next week while they are working on the valve spring. I hope it also improve the way it handle music play back also.
I don't know what it does, but I am requesting it to be done next week while they are working on the valve spring. I hope it also improve the way it handle music play back also.
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Henry, my 2007 has usb in the center console...
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So yeah from 9.1 no huge difference I guess.
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I would like to the the NAV update myself. This morning, the Concord Lexus service department called to let me know the update data on a flash drive costs $200. It takes one hour labor. The total update is $350. The connection must be behind the unit which is not readily accessible.