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Just bought a 2007 NBS extended cab with factory Nav, is there a way to do a mod or ground a wire or anything so that you can operate nav/ radio ipod function while vehical is in motion? I know on the aftermarket ones you can ground out a wire so it thinks that the vehicalis stoped all the time. Anyone do any of the DVD video mod they sell on ebay so that you can play a DVD in the factory Nav radio? Any help would be great. thanks

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there is a harness that will fool the system into thinking that the truck is in park all the time, be aware if you have any problems with this, GM will void your warranty quick. This may cause GM Lan communication problems with the rest of the truck unless done correctly.

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there is a harness that will fool the system into thinking that the truck is in park all the time, be aware if you have any problems with this, GM will void your warranty quick. This may cause GM Lan communication problems with the rest of the truck unless done correctly.

 

where do i get the harness?

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there is a harness that will fool the system into thinking that the truck is in park all the time, be aware if you have any problems with this, GM will void your warranty quick. This may cause GM Lan communication problems with the rest of the truck unless done correctly.

 

where do i get the harness?

 

http://coastaletech.com/GMX320.htm

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thanks, i just orderd the ipod harness, the video won't work because i don't have the rear video package, so alligot was the ipod ox

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thanks, i just orderd the ipod harness, the video won't work because i don't have the rear video package, so alligot was the ipod ox

 

As I understand it, you can play DVDs in the front if you have a DVD nav unit. It does not matter if you have a rear DVD. Not 100% sure.

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there is a harness that will fool the system into thinking that the truck is in park all the time, be aware if you have any problems with this, GM will void your warranty quick. This may cause GM Lan communication problems with the rest of the truck unless done correctly.

 

where do i get the harness?

 

http://coastaletech.com/GMX320.htm

 

 

 

Has anyone purchased/used one of these yet?

 

I have been trying to contact them with a question about the GMX320, but they have never replied :D.

 

Now I am afraid to buy one of these, due to the lack of customer support and the web site does not even say if it comes with a warranty...

 

Anybody have any insight?

 

Thanks, Joe

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I bought the Ipod Lockpick from them and it was horriable so i sent it back this week, the guy i talked to was very nice and explained the the ipod wasn't very user friendly so i'm sure that the 320 will work ok. Call and leave a message and he will call u back later in the evening. Everything has a money back garentee too, no question asked if you dont like it.

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I bought the Ipod Lockpick from them and it was horriable so i sent it back this week, the guy i talked to was very nice and explained the the ipod wasn't very user friendly so i'm sure that the 320 will work ok. Call and leave a message and he will call u back later in the evening. Everything has a money back garentee too, no question asked if you dont like it.

 

 

Thanks for the feedback :smash:.

 

I would call them except I could not find a number anywhere on the website.

 

If you still have the number, can I get it from you?

 

Thanks again,

 

Joe

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