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Bubble in factory nav screen fix/replace?
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<blockquote data-quote="L8APEX" data-source="post: 16519251" data-attributes="member: 51947"><p>Its very easy to get most of the stereo out. I got it down to <10mins. The hardest are the cables on the back of the main HU with the DVD drive.</p><p>Pull up the center console (im manual) put the car in 2 4 or 6 or R. </p><p>Unplug the 3 buttons for the traction control, trunk, hazards. </p><p>Move the console back then its 2 7mm screws at the bottom. After that a pry tool on each side to pull the front bezel. Then more 7mm bolts for the radio hardware, in my case 6. Then its just getting behind the pieces to unplug the cables (that are short). </p><p></p><p>I figure in the next decade I'll do a similar upgrade to an android hu. Just needs 2 things.</p><p></p><p>1. A sim card slot (so it can work without a phone acting as a hotspot)</p><p>2. Native support for SiriusXM. I go places where cell signals are iffy at best... I enjoy talk as much as music. (Depending in my mood.) Some of the screens for the F150 can display the stock nav screen and features as well as use the sirius tuner. Otherwise its using a standalone tuner which is half-assed.</p><p></p><p>Sent from my Note9 using Tapatalk</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="L8APEX, post: 16519251, member: 51947"] Its very easy to get most of the stereo out. I got it down to <10mins. The hardest are the cables on the back of the main HU with the DVD drive. Pull up the center console (im manual) put the car in 2 4 or 6 or R. Unplug the 3 buttons for the traction control, trunk, hazards. Move the console back then its 2 7mm screws at the bottom. After that a pry tool on each side to pull the front bezel. Then more 7mm bolts for the radio hardware, in my case 6. Then its just getting behind the pieces to unplug the cables (that are short). I figure in the next decade I'll do a similar upgrade to an android hu. Just needs 2 things. 1. A sim card slot (so it can work without a phone acting as a hotspot) 2. Native support for SiriusXM. I go places where cell signals are iffy at best... I enjoy talk as much as music. (Depending in my mood.) Some of the screens for the F150 can display the stock nav screen and features as well as use the sirius tuner. Otherwise its using a standalone tuner which is half-assed. Sent from my Note9 using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]
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