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Caddellee New Member

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On 1/20/2014 at 11:04 PM, 8KCAB said:

So what happens to the OnStar Nav when your subscription expires? Do you lose nav altogether? From what I have been reading, the factory nav seems to be better in terms of user interface and apps...

 

Caddellee New Member

Caddellee

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When OnStar is not activated you get nothing, no navigation just to be directed to OnStar if the icon is pressed. Really dislike the OnStar setup. Don’t buy a truck with the OnStar you will be highly disappointed.

RACERX7775 Enthusiast

RACERX7775

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Onstar nav is turn by turn. No physical map onscreen. So if you only have onstar nav, when your subscription ends, so does your turn by turn nav. There is no fee for the factory nav. But if you have Android Auto, you can use Waze or Google Maps for free. I use Waze before my factory nav anymore.

RACERX7775 Enthusiast

RACERX7775

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11 minutes ago, Caddellee said:

Don’t buy a truck with the OnStar you will be highly disappointed.

I wouldnt necessarily say that. I always have it for an emergency or stolen vehicle, and some phone minutes. Some hate it and would never pay for it, and some love it. Yes, its expensive. And I dont think you have the choice to buy a truck without it. Unless its a base model I think. Even then, it might be standard. But again, its subscription based. 

 

Maybe it should be, dont buy FOR the Onstar....

RACERX7775 Enthusiast

RACERX7775

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You need an antenna, usb hub, hmi, and programming for the hmi. Check out the 2.0 to 2.5 module upgrade thread.   WAMS or Mag can help you out.

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RACERX7775

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10 minutes ago, Brent111 said:

How do i get nav on my 2016? do i need to take it to the dealer? 

Do you have android auto or car play already? Just use google maps or waze. Its free and work better. Most of us dont even use factory nav anymore.

Frankielozano214 Senior Enthusiast

Frankielozano214

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21 minutes ago, Brent111 said:

How do i get nav on my 2016? do i need to take it to the dealer? 

I’ll sell u a 2.5 hmi with navigation “200$”, I actually like the way the factory 2019 maps looks on the screen then the google maps  

RACERX7775 Enthusiast

RACERX7775

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5 minutes ago, Frankielozano214 said:

I’ll sell u a 2.5 hmi with navigation “200$”, I actually like the way the factory 2019 maps looks on the screen then the google maps  

Now thats a smoking deal. Still need an antenna. But thats cheap too.

Frankielozano214 Senior Enthusiast

Frankielozano214

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19 minutes ago, RACERX7775 said:

Now thats a smoking deal. Still need an antenna. But thats cheap too.

I think the antenna cheap af on eBay but I’m selling these things

hmi2.5 with navigation 200$

8in screen with digital AC buttons 100$

radio module “Bose equipped” 100$ 

denail cluster 300$

Black Leather stitched dash 200$

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