Anybody Installed Aftermarket NAv radio in F150
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Anybody Installed Aftermarket NAv radio in F150
Has anybody installed aftermarket Nav radio like the one in the link below to their F150?
If so how do you like it and how well is it intergrated?
http://www.crutchfield.com/s_130AVIC....html?tp=20212
If so how do you like it and how well is it intergrated?
http://www.crutchfield.com/s_130AVIC....html?tp=20212
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Has anybody installed aftermarket Nav radio like the one in the link below to their F150?
If so how do you like it and how well is it intergrated?
http://www.crutchfield.com/s_130AVIC....html?tp=20212
If so how do you like it and how well is it intergrated?
http://www.crutchfield.com/s_130AVIC....html?tp=20212
I have the AVIC X930BT. Works great. Go here for my post on this.
Not sure what you mean by integrated, though.
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Me did the Pioneer AVIC X920BT. Self-install. Nav sucks on it, but is usable of course, but I like the rest of what the unit does for me. BT is great as is the iPhone integartion both audio and video. I like to now play movies whilst driving down the roads. I just loaded Crash onto it (great movie). Nice unit. Thanks
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Due to the Navigation option being no good through Ford, my dealer is arranging to have a Kenwood DNX7180 installed when it arrives. Hopefully I'll have the truck in 4 weeks(ish). It will have everything that the stock unit would have done (sync, touch screen, etc etc) , minus the backup camera. The audio shop did it on a previous model (F150) and I guess when they tried to use Ford's backup camera from the rear view mirror it came out fuzzy...and I can live with it in the mirror rather than paying to have a 2nd camera installed.
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113DNX7...x7180&skipvs=T
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113DNX7...x7180&skipvs=T
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Originally Posted by 2011Eco
Due to the Navigation option being no good through Ford, my dealer is arranging to have a Kenwood DNX7180 installed when it arrives. Hopefully I'll have the truck in 4 weeks(ish). It will have everything that the stock unit would have done (sync, touch screen, etc etc) , minus the backup camera. The audio shop did it on a previous model (F150) and I guess when they tried to use Ford's backup camera from the rear view mirror it came out fuzzy...and I can live with it in the mirror rather than paying to have a 2nd camera installed.
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113DNX7...x7180&skipvs=T
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113DNX7...x7180&skipvs=T
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I have a kenwood dnx 7180 I had a 7140 and I like the upgrade on the 7180 and its the best deck I ever baught and has a lot of nice features and I did the video while u drive hack also
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I decided against in-dash NAV in my 2010 for several reasons but in my 2007 I installed a Pioneer Avic-D3 and had great luck. The install will be slightly different (though honestly not a lot with the exception of the kit.
Here is a long write up with a lot of pictures of my install and accessories if you're interested.
Raw Link: http://www.gorsar.com/index.php?opti...d=36&Itemid=64
Here is a long write up with a lot of pictures of my install and accessories if you're interested.
Raw Link: http://www.gorsar.com/index.php?opti...d=36&Itemid=64
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Nice! Can you post pictures of your system or tell us about it? Who installed it? Yourself? Do you have a thread on it already, if so you can send me that direction. Thanks!