05 Navigation Radio

[dave237]

2005 Suburban Z71 1500

 

On the new Touch-screen Navigation Radio's is there a way to make it so that I can program the address that I am traveling to while driving the truck verse's having to stop on the side of the road to program it.

 

In my 2003 Silverado I had installed a Pioneer Navigation system which I was able to control while driving on the road.

 

I know the warning's say that one should not Nav while driving but in my case I am with Emergency Services and sometimes stopping to program the Nav is not a choice. On my other truck, the pioneer was able to be programmed on the fly.

 

Any help you can offer will most grateful.

 

dave

[cbiggers]

gotta put a toggle on the VSS wire running into the radio, If you disable it tottally youll lose alot of accuracy with the GPS i hear. i'm not sure where the VSS wire is but you can find some topics on this forum about it

 

 

2005 Suburban Z71 1500

 

On the new Touch-screen Navigation Radio's is there a way to make it so that I can program the address that I am traveling to while driving the truck verse's having to stop on the side of the road to program it.

 

In my 2003 Silverado I had installed a Pioneer Navigation system which I was able to control while driving on the road. 

 

I know the warning's say that one should not Nav while driving but in my case I am with Emergency Services and sometimes stopping to program the Nav is not a choice.  On my other truck, the pioneer was able to be programmed on the fly.

 

Any help you can offer will most grateful.

 

dave

 

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[dave237]

Thank you - I will give it a try.

 

[holstbnet]

Dave, check out http://www.chevyavalanchefanclub.com/cafcn....html#msg632813 - you may have to register to view this topic though. Your nav head unit gets a VSS input from pin A4 of your gauge cluster connector to C2 Pin E on your head unit.