Navigation System now available through ASL

**FADI75** · 28-02-2006, 03:22 PM

Navigation System (GPS) is now available through ASL

Prices

$2500.00 supplied all inclusive
$2700.00 supplied and fitted all inclusive

Thanks and Regards

fadi75

HSE2 · 28-02-2006, 03:34 PM

Whats involved on the fitting side of it?

**FADI75** · 28-02-2006, 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by HSE2

Whats involved on the fitting side of it?

Powers and GND, Illumination, Speed wire, GPS antenna and connection to plug into your ICC. Uses the existing Infrared on the ICC. Don't even need to connect the mounting bracket if you don't want.

cheers

fadi75

HSE2 · 28-02-2006, 04:49 PM

Does the ICC need to come out- e.g. how much needs to be pulled to pieces?

**Raptor** · 28-02-2006, 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by HSE2

Does the ICC need to come out- e.g. how much needs to be pulled to pieces?

HSE2, I don't have navigation but I do have DVD/reverse camera capability on my screen thanks to an ASL kit.

You can access the screen plug after you remove the tissue box holder, no harder than that. All these functions access the screen through the plug that is there for the navigation. No pulling the ICC apart at all.

Then you just need to access the looms for the power/ground/speed etc as outlined by Fadi.

I managed OK following their instructions, I can't imagine the navigation being any harder.

HSE2 · 28-02-2006, 05:09 PM

Thankyou

**FADI75** · 28-02-2006, 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by HSE2

Does the ICC need to come out- e.g. how much needs to be pulled to pieces?

If you wish to have the Navigation audio just like the factory option then yes your ICC will need to be removed and the module sent.(Not the complete ICC only the module). If you wish to use the AUX input for audio then no your ICC will not be required to be removed. Unlike all other aftermarket navigation that use the AUX for audio we can interface the audio into the existing navigation inputs for audio.

cheers

fadi75

Transit Truck · 17-03-2006, 08:41 PM

Fadi I'm in the process of purchasing a new ute which comes with a colour screen but no sat nav option. Is it possible for you to communicate with the dealer to explain to them how to install it?

Or should a 3rd party organisation install it using your instructions?

What brand is your kit?

**FADI75** · 19-03-2006, 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by akiklovich

Fadi I'm in the process of purchasing a new ute which comes with a colour screen but no sat nav option. Is it possible for you to communicate with the dealer to explain to them how to install it?

Or should a 3rd party organisation install it using your instructions?

What brand is your kit?

hi

peter warren in smithfield had no problem fitting our sat nav in a ute, so is thomson ford in parramatta.. we supply the kit with instructions. however at anytime they need assistance would be a pleasure to help

cheers

fadi75

djjase · 14-04-2006, 11:14 PM

I have premium sound and also a Nokia Car kit that goes through the speakers. Does this mean it is using the Aux Cable ? if so, can I still install your DVD / SAT NAV and Rear View Camera options ?
The car kit was already installed in the car when I brought it, so I dont know how they have wired it up.
If the CD player is on and I remove the phone it comes up on the screen "MEDIA"

Gimmers55 · 15-04-2006, 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by djjase

I have premium sound and also a Nokia Car kit that goes through the speakers. Does this mean it is using the Aux Cable ? if so, can I still install your DVD / SAT NAV and Rear View Camera options ?
The car kit was already installed in the car when I brought it, so I dont know how they have wired it up.
If the CD player is on and I remove the phone it comes up on the screen "MEDIA"

The car kit should be wired through the 2 hands free system plugs behind the fuse box, one of which is the connection to the speakers. These plugs are separarte to the AUX input.

djjase · 19-04-2006, 08:53 PM

Thanks for that Gimmers55, thats good to know