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just FYI you need to cut TWO wires for the hack, speed sensor and E brake. and when you cut the speed sensor, your NAV wont work while moving, its
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just FYI you need to cut TWO wires for the hack, speed sensor and E brake.
and when you cut the speed sensor, your NAV wont work while moving, its assuming your sitting there. I almost did this but didnt have the switches at the time of which I had the nav apart. put it back together, got the switches and never bothered to go back into there. I really dont see why the wiring would be different on the 2010? |
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