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Asked: Aug 26, 2009 - 07:56 AM
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rags89
I want to purchase a factory navigation system for my Hyundai Santa Fe. What do I need to change out or can I even do this?
I want to purchase a factory navigation system for my 2008 Hyundai Santa Fe... and change it out with the regular factory radio. I was wondering if I could do this and if so... what parts do I need to be successful.
In Makes & Models > Hyundai > Santa Fe In Car Accessories > Navigation System > Factory Navigation1 answer - 91 days ago
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karjunkie
Date: Aug 26, 2009 Time: 01:47 PM
You'd have to go to your Hyundai dealer's service and parts department and see if the factory system is available and retrofittable to your model. Most likely, it is a simple operation to install but will be quite costly, as factory parts are not cheap. My own view is that a high quality GPS system from Garmin or Magellan is going to be a lot less expensive and actually have more features than the factory GPS system. It's also portable and can be used when you sell your car or go on a trip and want to use it in rental cars. Factory units tend to have fewer features and the software is not always the best.
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