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If I wanted to hook up a cam to my 2k9 nav, and didn't want to turn a screw, what would it cost me to have someone secure the parts
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If I wanted to hook up a cam to my 2k9 nav, and didn't want to turn a screw, what would it cost me to have someone secure the parts and install?
The nav tool retail is $350? The camera (CMOS) about $200? Install $??? Ayone recommend using proximity sensors? And if so what are the best ones? I would expect that to be a cheaper alternative to rigging in a camera to the 2k9 nav system. Appreciate all opinions...... Perhaps there is still a discount available for the kit?? Thanks all.... Just picked up a PG 2k9 Touring with 8500 miles on it about 3 weeks ago and in love with the machine. Hate to play the Braille game reverse parking  TJM |
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