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Have read various posts about how fitting third party equipment can, in some cases, screw-up car's electronic systems. Considering sat-nav and a cheaper option that doesn't need to be hard-wired is the Tom Tom Go.
Any views on this system?
Thanks
  • 1 month later...
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the 'screwing up' of the car electronics is due to the multiplex wiring system. this can be easily resolved with some understanding.

the tomtom go system, im assuming is the bluetooth pda sat nav system. i have used this and found it to work well with an acceptable number of satellites online generally.
although i would recommend the all in one sat nav systems such as medion and navman, these can be found at halfords and work much better in my opinion.

Eirian
  • 9 months later...
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They are supposed to be very good but if you want a headunit style one. Which do retail at around £900 for the 7" touch screen headunits. With it built in. There not too hard to put in. Just a bmw aerial connector and a bmw iso connecter and then changing a couple of the wires on the connector around.

All that had to be done on mine it just took them a while as mine is the first C4 they have ever put anything in. So was lot of checking with the multimeter to make sure was all perfect etc. And i can say it is.

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