NAVTV Install 2014 C4S Cab today
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NAVTV Install 2014 C4S Cab today
We had system installed today. 100% Automatic, put car in reverse and image appears on PCM. Full color and Zero issues. Well under a grand and was done at my office. Installer was Don McAllister from Orlando. Also now have full new menu on PCM which lets you adjust screen, gridlines etc.
I am a happy camper.
I am a happy camper.
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No opening of the PCM is required. So warranty should be no issue. Required PCM software version 4.6.3 to be 100% plug and play. Since we have 4.5.2 it took a bitter longer to install. We have front and rear sensor and the graphic overlays
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I am planning a DIY on the install, once I get some free time! The installation is very straightforward, shouldn't be difficult for DIY types. Trickiest part is getting the PCM unit out of the dash so you can access the rear of the unit. But I've done that before and so shouldn't take long at all....
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Well, almost. This is actually a model / product that they offered the past several years for the Panamera and Cayenne, but only recently had a 991 available to install / test. The PCM3.1XG-CAM is what I believe the OP installed, along with the NAVTV camera that is offered....
I am planning a DIY on the install, once I get some free time! The installation is very straightforward, shouldn't be difficult for DIY types. Trickiest part is getting the PCM unit out of the dash so you can access the rear of the unit. But I've done that before and so shouldn't take long at all....
I am planning a DIY on the install, once I get some free time! The installation is very straightforward, shouldn't be difficult for DIY types. Trickiest part is getting the PCM unit out of the dash so you can access the rear of the unit. But I've done that before and so shouldn't take long at all....
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Burning Brakes
Well, there are number of ways to do that, right? Also, even tho the quality may not be as high, you could go with a wireless camera at 2.4Ghz, taking power off the backup lights.... I've looked at a couple of wireless cameras, and honestly they are pretty good, IR and all!
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Hi Richard, I have a question, with your install do you see the picture of the car for the Park Distance feature? Also can you control the parking gridlines being displayed via the PCM?
Thanks,
Thanks,