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wlvrn1215 Senior Enthusiast

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it senses the road, and tells it nice things so your vehicle rides smooth.. :sigh:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

really though...... what mike said :D

jrrod2004 Senior Enthusiast

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Thanks!! One more question, I ordered a navigation system and I need to install the GPS antenna. Should I get the dealer to install this or can I do it myself?

 

 

if you take your time, you can do it...the GPS antenna usually goes under the dash behind the radio close to the ambient light sensor

jrrod2004 Senior Enthusiast

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come to think of it, your dealer may only need to reprogram the nav unit to reflect the correct VIN number....remember, these GMT900 trucks use the GMLAN system for "total vehicle integration"...

Jnk Enthusiast

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Thanks!! One more question, I ordered a navigation system and I need to install the GPS antenna. Should I get the dealer to install this or can I do it myself?

 

 

Wtf!? You have an escalade man! You're ballin' out of control. Pay someone to do the shit. :sigh:

Jnk Enthusiast

Jnk

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Thanks!! One more question, I ordered a navigation system and I need to install the GPS antenna. Should I get the dealer to install this or can I do it myself?

 

 

Wtf!? You have an escalade man! You're ballin' out of control. Have daddy pay someone to do the shit. :sigh:

 

 

Fixed. :D

 

 

Ok....where's Tobias? :devil:

tobias Senior Enthusiast

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Thanks!! One more question, I ordered a navigation system and I need to install the GPS antenna. Should I get the dealer to install this or can I do it myself?

 

 

Wtf!? You have an escalade man! You're ballin' out of control. Have daddy pay someone to do the shit. :sigh:

 

 

Fixed. :D

 

 

Ok....where's Tobias? :tear:

 

 

Burying his wallet. :devil:

Bostonsfavson Senior Enthusiast

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Thanks!! One more question, I ordered a navigation system and I need to install the GPS antenna. Should I get the dealer to install this or can I do it myself?

 

 

Wtf!? You have an escalade man! You're ballin' out of control. Have daddy pay someone to do the shit. :sigh:

 

 

Fixed. :D

 

 

Ok....where's Tobias? :tear:

 

 

Burying his wallet. :devil:

 

 

While you've got the hole, throw your wife's purse in there.

C. Charles Hahn Senior Enthusiast

C. Charles Hahn

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Thanks!! One more question, I ordered a navigation system and I need to install the GPS antenna. Should I get the dealer to install this or can I do it myself?

 

 

Wtf!? You have an escalade man! You're ballin' out of control. Have daddy pay someone to do the shit. :dunno:

 

 

Fixed. :D

 

 

Ok....where's Tobias? :P

 

 

Burying his wallet. :D

 

 

While you've got the hole, throw your wife's purse in there.

 

 

Why stop there? Throw the wife in there too :P

 

 

Seriously though, you should be able to install the GPS antenna yourself. Assuming it's like the other GMT900s, you just have to pry up the panel on top of the dash where the defroster vent and headlight sensor are and snake it into the right spot. Wear gloves so you don't scrape up your hands, but past that it's not too difficult.

wlvrn1215 Senior Enthusiast

wlvrn1215

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Thanks!! One more question, I ordered a navigation system and I need to install the GPS antenna. Should I get the dealer to install this or can I do it myself?

 

 

Wtf!? You have an escalade man! You're ballin' out of control. Have daddy pay someone to do the shit. :D

 

 

Fixed. :D

 

 

Ok....where's Tobias? :P

 

 

Burying his wallet. :D

 

 

While you've got the hole, throw your wife's purse in there.

 

 

 

:P:P:lol::lol::dunno::D:D

punmax Senior Enthusiast

punmax

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Thanks!! One more question, I ordered a navigation system and I need to install the GPS antenna. Should I get the dealer to install this or can I do it myself?

 

 

if you take your time, you can do it...the GPS antenna usually goes under the dash behind the radio close to the ambient light sensor

 

 

Do you have any more links on how to do this?

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