Wanting to Upgrade to NAV, have ????
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I am thinking about upgrading my stock radio to a GM Nav unit. My question is on the below unit, what are the extra 2 connections on the right? I know in my radio I have now I only have 2 connections, would the others be for rear dvd?


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I THINK it will work. I've not installed one of the NAV units but have swapped/upgraded factory head unit in mine. Same thing. Several connections in the rear with nothing to plug into it. These are the inputs for the different options, no hands, rear controls, bose amps, etc....
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I THINK it will work. I've not installed one of the NAV units but have swapped/upgraded factory head unit in mine. Same thing. Several connections in the rear with nothing to plug into it. These are the inputs for the different options, no hands, rear controls, bose amps, etc....
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UPDATE: Got the unit off ebay for $400 bucks! Part number 25894203. It came with the GPS antenna and Nav disc, plugged right up and it works perfectly! No extra wiring! While I had it out I installed an Ipod direct connect kit I got from Best Buy (http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1202650491628) and it all works great! I'll post pics tonight.
If anyone is thinking of doing this trust me, watch Ebay you can find one pretty cheap, and the install is very easy; I had it all done within an hour.
If anyone is thinking of doing this trust me, watch Ebay you can find one pretty cheap, and the install is very easy; I had it all done within an hour.
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