Need Help Finding Nav Parts

By Doogie
April 12, 2010 in Audio, Electronics & Software

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Doogie

Posted April 12, 2010

I have two Nav radios that I need some individual parts for. The first one is my 2006 Sierra with a non-lux tnr. It needs a new set of buttons and knobs on the face. Further look at the radio looks like I could order the entire face plate.

The second radio I need parts for is a 2008 Equinox radio that has received some deep scratches on the plastic face plate. It looks pretty beat up. I just need the plastic face plate that pops out with the screen when ejecting the nav dvd.

I searched google and came up with nothing that would help me and the customer care number Delphi has on the web site is disconnected.

Thanks

Doogie

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