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Old Oct 29, 2011 | 09:16 AM
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Can I install this used navigation E-02 MMCS in my new european Outlander 2011? What additional equipment do I need?
 
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Old Oct 29, 2011 | 01:52 PM
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Compare the service manual for the 2007 vs the 2011 and see the difference in the connectors between the two versions of the NAV.
If its ok, then its just plug and play plus a couple of screws...you really can't get it wrong as connectors wont fit in the wrong place.

Keep in mind the core unit itself is only one part, you need the CAN box/mounting bracket and the fascia for the dashboard. Likewise, the GPS antenna as well.
 
Old Oct 30, 2011 | 02:13 PM
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Navigation have completely identical connectors. But the main thing is that navigation 2007 - 2009 have order number MZ360301EX and install kit MZ360192EX. Navigation 2010 - have a order number MZ360303EX and install kit MZ360312EX. Why? Is there perhaps other software? Will this older navigation function without problems in a new car? Thanks.
 
Old Oct 30, 2011 | 03:32 PM
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The newer one has TMC (live traffic) and USB iPod/hard drive support. For the latter, you need hands free module to take advantage of it, which itself has the USB connector.

I don't believe you will have problems, at least for the very core NAV functions. Some have even retrofitted the new BT/USB module to the old NAV/stereo.
 
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The newer one has TMC (live traffic) and USB iPod/hard drive support. For the latter, you need hands free module to take advantage of it, which itself has the USB connector.

I don't believe you will have problems, at least for the very core NAV functions. Some have even retrofitted the new BT/USB module to the old NAV/stereo.
Hi I have the older SATNAV model (C-01), Can you cite where people have fitted the newer HFM (with USB) to older units which do not support USB? Does the older SATNAV simply ignore the USB potential in the HFM? I'm worried that my older SATNAV will not work with HFM as the USB is somehow intergral to te HFM being used properly by the SATNAV unit?

Thanks in advance
 
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