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01-06-03, 08:38 PM
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I'll update my page soon, here is the preview
here are the 2 things I've been working on:
- OEM GPS screen on non NAV car: not complete yet, AC work but can't change fan speed and not display. LCD is working to use as a TV screen. Radio is not working yet.
- wood steering wheel: transfer a SC430 or RX300 to a GS (may need another coat and take out some of the wrinkle on the leather, look pretty darn good for a first timer on building steering wheel)
- OEM GPS screen on non NAV car: not complete yet, AC work but can't change fan speed and not display. LCD is working to use as a TV screen. Radio is not working yet.
- wood steering wheel: transfer a SC430 or RX300 to a GS (may need another coat and take out some of the wrinkle on the leather, look pretty darn good for a first timer on building steering wheel)
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01-09-03, 11:12 AM
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the oem nav will fully functional if I can find the nav computer.
lexus printed out the schematic of the oem nav for me. from the look of it, I can definitely get the nav fully working on a non nav car.
lexus printed out the schematic of the oem nav for me. from the look of it, I can definitely get the nav fully working on a non nav car.
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so far, $200 for the screen, I maybe able to get the nav computer for under $300. I have rewired a few wires to turn the nav screen into a stand alone unit, looking like if I have the nav computer, i only need to do 6-8 wires, mainly power, signal , and video. I will update again when i get some free time to work on this.
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Wow, that is awsome, especially for less than a grand. Please keep me updated. I would love to do this to my car one day. I hate the idea of changing the stock look and putting some Alpine or Kenwood aftermarket GPS system in that costs over 2 grand and you WILL lose resale value when getting rid of the car with aftermarket audio stuff installed. You do some really cool stuff, I must say 
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