The new DVD was released several months ago.
Terry Carlin - 23 Dec 2004 01:05 GMT
On 12/21/04 8:10 PM, in article
20041221201052.09660.00001704@mb-m20.aol.com, "WPWise" <wpwise@aol.com>
wrote:
> The new DVD was released several months ago.
Unfortunately, the 1999 uses a 500 mb pcmcia disk drive for the maps.
andres7 - 28 Dec 2004 01:28 GMT
I sold my 99 3.2TL because the NAVI system was hard-drive based and hard to
upgrade...
the 2004 TL works fine with DVD updates (as all TL since 2000)
> The new DVD was released several months ago.
>I am considering some kind of legal action against Honda because of the nav
>system updates. The owners guide states that updates will be available once
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>
>Anyone interested?
I haven't updated mine since around 2002. How sure are you that there
are no updates? I say this because I have two Acura dealers around
here (Portland, Oregon). One is closer but their update computer is
always "broken" (and has been for years) so I just don't think they
want to do the service. The other has been helpful in the past but is
quite a drive from my home.
I was thinking of buying the update service this spring...
--Mort
'99 TL
E. Meyer - 24 Dec 2004 14:26 GMT
On 12/23/04 2:28 PM, in article 2dams0dg4rpjtfaus4auis9r5ltrhdmj2o@4ax.com,
>> I am considering some kind of legal action against Honda because of the nav
>> system updates. The owners guide states that updates will be available once
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> --Mort
> '99 TL
I think I remember reading somewhere that Acura has stated there will be no
further updates for the disk based Nav system. You might want to check
before giving them any money.