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Dash removal with factory SatNav


magrillz

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Hi guys,

 

Just a quick question, I have seen the various guides to removing the dash on the non-SatNav cars however I have the factory Nav.

 

Has anyone ever attempted a dash removal with Sat Nav, looking at fitting my new stereo this weekend if possible and noticed that the guides normally tell you to remove two screws underneath the rubber mat in the cubby hole but obviously I have a Nav unit fixed in.

 

If not then I’ll try and take some pics if I can work it out for others that may be in a similar situation.

 

Cheers :thumbs:

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easy, just lift up they buttons with a small screwdriver, they just pop out and then follow the usual guides from there. Only added complication is you have a small wiring loom on top of the cubby which is the cubby door switch, just needs unplugging

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Not sure if anyone can help,

 

I'm trying to get the Sat Nav control buttons out. Managed to pop out the front of the panel but it's still connected near the actual screen. I am worried If I force the control panel it may break and bet the Stealers would charge a fortune for the new one.

 

Anyhelp much appreciated :thumbs:

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Well not getting very far, had the stereo all powered up today but no good. Can't get any sound through the Bose. The steering control works fine but can't get any sound.

 

I've gone down a slightly different route that normal as per recommendation from InCarTec. They advised to go for the Non Bose Steering Control adapter with a seperate Bose Intrerface (4 channel adjustment) to sort the volume issue. I'm wondering if this is the issue. Even had a professional installer helping who couldn't suss it out so going to try and ring in car tec in the week.

 

One quick question, I noticed there were 3 connectors in the back of the factory stereo but only 2 connectors on the InCarTec adapter, is this right?

 

Currently driving round with no centre console!! :headhurt:

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  • 1 year later...

To add to this post - if you have a 2006+ model with the nav control "joystick" in the middle of the button panel, you need to remove a small piece of trim (pops up, use a nylon tool to do this) between the screen and the button panel first, which reveals two screws. The front of it then pops out as normal and you can lift it out, revealing the two screws holding the console in.

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