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Car Forum / Lexus Cars / March 2008

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2003 ls 430 nav dvd

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bilyzoom - 30 Mar 2008 00:34 GMT
where is this located?
fourQ2 - 30 Mar 2008 03:17 GMT
>where is this located?

in the trunk.  Passenger side.
Bilyzoom - 30 Mar 2008 19:00 GMT
Found it I think. Just bought this car and am waiting for the nav disc. Do I
have to remove the two black screws on each side of the unit or is there a
release mechanism that will allow installation of the disc?

>>where is this located?
>
> in the trunk.  Passenger side.
01dyna - 30 Mar 2008 20:02 GMT
>Found it I think. Just bought this car and am waiting for the nav disc. Do I
>have to remove the two black screws on each side of the unit or is there a
>release mechanism that will allow installation of the disc?

You'll need to remove the two black screws but MAKE SURE that you
carefully hold onto the screw head (or use a magnetic tipped
screwdriver).  

Retrieving the screws if they fall down under the drive can be a
bit....challenging (don't ask).

Once you remove the two black screws, you can *gently* lift the front
end of the drive up enough so that the door clears.

Once you done that, turn the car on, slide the protective cover
covering the eject button and press the eject button.  The disk will
eject.  

To install the new disc, just insert the new disc and let it load.
Close the eject button slide and once the disc has successfully
loaded (you'll need to go watch it on the screen), you can safely
turn off the car and reseat the drive back into the compartment.

Done!
 
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