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f18mech 05-10-2011 05:16 PM

Nav. update
 
Dealer wants $139.00 to update my Nav. Plus $99.00 to get the update!!! . For a total of $238.00 THIS is crazy!! Can I get this done for a better price somewhere else?

wilsonp 05-10-2011 05:31 PM

Try to find a cheaper dealer or work a deal when you are getting something else done?

I agree, pricing is ridiculous for this.

Nissanboy 05-10-2011 05:48 PM

got mine for free :tup:

Matt_370Z 05-25-2011 08:09 PM

Sorry to be a "newbie" on this, but how do we know when a newer version is available?

Further, are there any software updates for the system at all? How would we find this?

Thx in advance --
Matt

Billarf 05-31-2011 06:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt_370Z (Post 1133280)
Sorry to be a "newbie" on this, but how do we know when a newer version is available?

Further, are there any software updates for the system at all? How would we find this?

Thx in advance --
Matt


For Navteq update go here:
NAVTEQ - Maps for your Nissan Navigation System

Billarf 05-31-2011 07:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by f18mech (Post 1101996)
Dealer wants $139.00 to update my Nav. Plus $99.00 to get the update!!! . For a total of $238.00 THIS is crazy!! Can I get this done for a better price somewhere else?

On the 2010 and 2011 the owner can easily do the Navteq update himself/herself. It is just a matter of buying the Navteq update DVD when available, placing it in the dash player and following some simple prompts. From what I have read though, the 2009 Z uses the HDD system. The only thing you get from the Navteq, website is a code. You take that code to a Nissan dealer, and using their "C3" computer and a Navteq master disk the Nissan tech does the update of the navigation system. So, with the 2009 Nissan you have no other choice but to go to a dealer for the install..

BG370z 05-31-2011 10:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Billarf (Post 1142677)
On the 2010 and 2011 the owner can easily do the Navteq update himself/herself. It is just a matter of buying the Navteq update DVD when available, placing it in the dash player and following some simple prompts. From what I have read though, the 2009 Z uses the HDD system. The only thing you get from the Navteq, website is a code. You take that code to a Nissan dealer, and using their "C3" computer and a Navteq master disk the Nissan tech does the update of the navigation system. So, with the 2009 Nissan you have no other choice but to go to a dealer for the install..

sounds right-i just did my 2009

Matt_370Z 06-01-2011 10:54 AM

Thanks for the info! So it looks like my "maps are up to date" (tho I'm definitely bookmarking that site), but what about any software/firmware updates since the car basically operates on a computer - - or is there no such thing?

Music Box, the file system for USB, the slow speed when you're trying to type in a destination. . . all of these could use an update IMO.

Thanks again --

wilsonp 06-01-2011 05:47 PM

Sadly I think the only updates for the stereo/Nav software comes with a new model year.

I agree the Music Box is sad, and the USB file system support even sadder (and my 2009 CF support). But the iPod interface makes up for a lot, though mine needs some improvement for lookup.

bigaudiofanat 06-01-2011 07:58 PM

I think the sadder part is that after paying for 5 upgrades you could pay for a nice new head unit with free updates from garmin!

wegryp 06-05-2011 07:26 AM

update
 
see also this issue concerning the update : Nissan-Infiniti HDD system


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