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I presume this was normal. The buttons on the steering wheel if equipped should now work and the nav info should also appear on the multifunction display if equipped. Disclaimer: do not illegally buy, sell, or copy any copyrighted licensed map data!

You didn't do any - have you noticed anything not working 100% because of this? Она активирует автоматическое проигрывание в прослушиваемой полосе частот. I left my 2006 alone for four days and it was fine with an early F version gateway. The buttons on the steering wheel if equipped should now work and the nav info should also appear on the multifunction display if equipped.

mise à jour RNS315 - Starting with some interior trim removal wedges that I picked up from Sears, start at the bottom of the trim around the radio cage and gently pry it away.

This is the port for the navigation antenna that you will need to install. I ordered mine from amazon. Honestly, I cannot take much credit for this install as they gps much showed me everything. Starting with some interior trim removal wedges that I picked up from Sears, start at the bottom of the trim around the radio cage and gently pry it away. You will only need to remove the trim around the the radio. Here is an image of the backside of the trim to give you and idea of what you are working with: Next you will remove the 4 torx screws holding the head unit in place. After removing them, the head unit can be pulled out of place, and the connectors removed from the rear of the unit. I did not take any pictures of these as they are crack simple to understand. After, unscrew the two screws circled in red to remove the vents. Once removed pry the vents out by crack up and pulling out in the area shown below by green arrows. Once the vents are removed, you will need to sourc a position for the navigation antenna. Before applying tape, make sure the antenna has a straight line of sight to the sky. I placed my antenna on the right side, but I would put yours on the left to make it easier to hide the excess wire. I then coiled up the extra wire, tied it off with a couple zip gps and tucked it away in the back. I also then tucked the female connector down through the dash to where it will be needed to be plugged in. I also installed another zip tie to make sure it was going to be out of the way. Installation is the complete reverse of removal. After it is all installed, start rns car up and plug in the 315 head units security code and you are ready to roll! Before you power up the car, you will also need to disconnect your factory compass as the new hadunit is equipped with one. After that a box will say whether or not it accepted. After that you will be done. After months of research I finally brought it into the dealership today to let them have a crack at it. Hope this helps anyone having issues. I have a few questions. You didn't remove the vehicle's built-in compass above the headliner near the rear 315 the vehicle. Have you noticed any issues because of this? My iPod was crack today so I would think the armrest is good. Some people told me that I needed o reomve the antenna connection in the headliner but my 315 is living proof that you do not need to do that.