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Car Forum / Chrysler Cars / September 2004Aftermarket Navigation for Pacifica
Anyone add one after the fact? Not the dash mount variety but center console type..... >Anyone add one after the fact? Not the dash mount variety but center >console type..... See: http://www.tenaflyjeepmoparparts.com/moprad1.html God Bless, Dan'L Fun to Read: http://www.25thaviation.org/johnkerry/id15.htm http://www.johnkerrytruth.com/ http://www.usvetdsp.com/main.shtml > >Anyone add one after the fact? Not the dash mount variety but center > >console type..... [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > http://www.johnkerrytruth.com/ > http://www.usvetdsp.com/main.shtml I was told the RB1 would not work on a Pacifica, or at least integrate well with the existing radio/CD player controls. Different computer systems. Robert >I was told the RB1 would not work on a Pacifica, or at least integrate well >with the existing radio/CD player controls. Different computer systems. Sounds accurate. This the result of making a very large investment, without looking over the ENTIRE option list, or didja buy it used?? Mabe a dash-mounted, (read "Velcro®"), Magellan unit would work well for you. It's gonna be really painful and expensive to discard the current radio, AND foot the $1500+ bill for the new Nav unit. I'd think Magellan, . . . . or trade-in. God Bless, Dan'L Fun to Read: http://www.25thaviation.org/johnkerry/id15.htm http://www.johnkerrytruth.com/ http://www.usvetdsp.com/main.shtml Bought it used and it didn't have the navigation option installed. Dealership wanted $1500+ as you suggest. At $20K for a 2004 model fully loaded leather with extended plus warranty sans the nav unit, couldn't see paying the xtra $5K or better for the other used one that happened to have it, or xtra $15K for a new 2005. I'll check out Magellan. Thanks for the info. Robert > >I was told the RB1 would not work on a Pacifica, or at least integrate well > >with the existing radio/CD player controls. Different computer systems. > > Sounds accurate. This the result of making a very large investment, > without looking over the ENTIRE option list, or didja buy it used?? Mabe a > dash-mounted, (read "Velcro?"), Magellan unit would work well for you. It's > gonna be really painful and expensive to discard the current radio, AND foot > the $1500+ bill for the new Nav unit. I'd think Magellan, . . . . or [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > http://www.johnkerrytruth.com/ > http://www.usvetdsp.com/main.shtml |
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