I know someone willing to give me a nav with USB. His truck had Bose mine does not does it matter or not?
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Give us a little more info. I assume this is an aftermarket nav since you say it's got a USB plug? If that's the case, it will work no problem, you'll just need a different harness since he had Bose and you do not. This is the harness you'll need:
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_120OSLAN01/Metra-GMOS-LAN-01-GM-Factory-Integration-Adapter.html
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_120OSLAN01/Metra-GMOS-LAN-01-GM-Factory-Integration-Adapter.html
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No. This is a factory nav sorry I was at work when posted and very tired.
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Not worth it. Pretty sure the DVD player needs the Bose amp to work. I thought I remembered someone who made an interface kit for like $200 but then you will still need VSS harness, GPS antenna, etc.
If it were me, I'd just get an aftermarket unit.
Edit: http://www.radiosandmore.com/rmx/prodDet.aspx?pid=GMAMKL29
If it were me, I'd just get an aftermarket unit.
Edit: http://www.radiosandmore.com/rmx/prodDet.aspx?pid=GMAMKL29
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But if he is have it given to him, wouldnt 200 bucks be an ok ammount to spend on a nav unit? I mean the factory headunits these days are getting pretty well appointed.
Thanks. Was my little cousin he was given me everything so I was like hell for free if it would work why not.
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I'd definitely run it if you could get everything you need for a decent price. I just think you'd probably end up spending a decent amount though between the amp/wiring, programming from a dealer, and the harnesses. But I'll agree, they are well appointed and they look better than any aftermarket unit IMO.