Can you add GM Nav to non-Bose system?

By JeepTherapy
November 13, 2006 in Ask A GM Technician

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JeepTherapy

Posted November 13, 2006

I have recently purchased an almost-brandy-new 2005 GMC Sierra & joined this site last night. I've serached the archives, but can't find the answer to my question.

Is it possible to put in a Factory GM / Delphi In-dash Navigation head unit into my truck?

I don't have Bose & don't want Bose. I think that means I don't have Y91 & Lux, but I'm not sure.

I know there are aftermarket Nav units out there, but I'd prefer a GM plug & play unit, with touchscreen if possible.

Thanks!

Jeff

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