2011 Tahoe LT Navigation install
February 11th, 2011, 7:43 PM
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2011 Tahoe LT Navigation install
Need help getting a navigation programmed at dealer to work on my tahoe. Tahoe has rse and xm. Navigation is Part # 25797978. Tech at dealer has never programmed one at dealer.
February 12th, 2011, 10:41 AM
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February 15th, 2011, 9:55 AM
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IF they are telling you they've never done it, take it somewhere else. No need to be a guinne pig. It's a relativily easy procedure but if they don't know how to do it, take it to someone who does. Any GM dealership will work, call ahead.
February 22nd, 2011, 3:08 PM
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I would agree with the suggestions here. If one dealership can't do it or hasn't done it before then another dealership would be your best bet on getting this done for you. If you have any more question or need any more information feel free to contact me. Thank you for your time.
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February 22nd, 2011, 5:37 PM
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don't be worry. Go there and tell him to call GM tech support. There is step by step guide. They can't do anything wrong.
I believe, that i posted whole guide somewhere here already
My dealer was also newbies in radio programing and i told him to call GM tech support and after 45 min he came back to me with smile on his face and working radio in my burb
I believe, that i posted whole guide somewhere here already
My dealer was also newbies in radio programing and i told him to call GM tech support and after 45 min he came back to me with smile on his face and working radio in my burb
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February 23rd, 2011, 7:48 AM
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don't be worry. Go there and tell him to call GM tech support. There is step by step guide. They can't do anything wrong.
I believe, that i posted whole guide somewhere here already
My dealer was also newbies in radio programing and i told him to call GM tech support and after 45 min he came back to me with smile on his face and working radio in my burb
I believe, that i posted whole guide somewhere here already
My dealer was also newbies in radio programing and i told him to call GM tech support and after 45 min he came back to me with smile on his face and working radio in my burb
Yes, but they usually communcate the part numbers to each other. so if you're putting one from an '09 Silverado into an '07 Tahoe, when they compare part numbers they may tell the Tech that the unit will not work in the vehicle, even though it absolutly will. Taking it to someone who already knows how to do the install bypasses this, since the process is the same even with different part numbers.
February 23rd, 2011, 12:03 PM
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Yes, but they usually communcate the part numbers to each other. so if you're putting one from an '09 Silverado into an '07 Tahoe, when they compare part numbers they may tell the Tech that the unit will not work in the vehicle, even though it absolutly will. Taking it to someone who already knows how to do the install bypasses this, since the process is the same even with different part numbers.
there is no "bypass" necessary. All they need to do is unlock the radio for your car. They need to rewrite VIN # to make it work. U doing nothing illegal. All u need is have radio fit to your car - bose or non bose. Thats it.
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Yes, but you can bypass the Bose / Non Bose issue by using a VIN in the Tech-II (to set the option ) that is loaded with NAV already. If you do, when you go to set the RPO's an option to set the speaker type is available, making bascially all 2007+ GM Truck and SUV nav units excluding the Escalade, Denali, and H2 work in any other GM truck, or SUV.