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I have a 2003 Hummer H2 with the Y91 option. I have been researching installing a GM OEM nav system in it...but I cannot figure out which one will plug and play. I get different answers about LUX and NON LUX and Premium and Non Premium.....I just need someone that knows, or has already done this conversion to give me a definite answer.

I have been told I need part 15800000. Is that right? Is this a superceded number? If so, what is the old number.

Thanks

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I have a 2003 Hummer H2 with the Y91 option. I have been researching installing a GM OEM nav system in it...but I cannot figure out which one will plug and play. I get different answers about LUX and NON LUX and Premium and Non Premium.....I just need someone that knows, or has already done this conversion to give me a definite answer.

I have been told I need part 15800000. Is that right? Is this a superceded number? If so, what is the old number.

Thanks

 

if you have the Y91 option which is the LUX bose system you need one of these P/N

 

LUX Touchscreen Nav 15800001, 15230099, 10377531

 

LUX Non-Touchscreen Nav 15204335, 15204334, 15108241

 

the 15800001 is the best of the bunch it is the latest touchscreen revison made so that would be my choice. I am currently doing the same thing on an 03 denali with the Y91 option. I was looking for the 15800001 but ended up getting a smoking deal on a 10377531 radio (first revision touch screen) so thats what I went with, now I just need to find the p/n for the gps antenna that I need and I'm good to go.

Good Luck!!

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