Retro fit Sat Nav in a 2016 Honda HRV?

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pctong

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#236099 17-May-2018 18:40

Hi There

Apology in advance if this is the wrong forum to post this

Does anyone know if there is a way to retrofit a sat nav system in my 2016 HRV, please ? I don't want to change my factory stereo. I saw something available in Australia. Is there a way to do that in Auckland please? Thanks

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2016-Honda-HR-V-and-Odyssey-Sat-Nav-GPS-Navigation-audio-hrv-Upgrade-Kit-/192069546069

and

http://www.naviplus.com.au/single-post/2016/08/11/HondaLink-Integrated-GPS-Update---Installation-on-brand-new-2016-HRV-VTi-L

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#2017847 17-May-2018 18:49

Sat Nav is great, but these days a smartphone will do, much easier.

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#2017859 17-May-2018 19:07

Sorry not any help whatsoever to your question, but had to ask...Why? So you can have an antiquated and poorly designed interface with updates that cost a fortune? Get a TomTom and stick it to the window. Cheaper and immeasurably better with free and ongoing software and map updates. Or just use your phone.

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#2017872 17-May-2018 19:33

as above, there is not real point in spending the money to achieve it.

You would be better off changing the existing unit and (if still available) the surround, or just using your phone/or a GPS system like a Navman.

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#2017877 17-May-2018 19:44

Just do what I did and get an android head unit

Here is one suited for a honda HRV

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Sinairyu-4G-RAM-Android-8-0-Car-DVD-For-Honda-HRV-VEZEL-2015-Octa-8-Core/32860656912.html

Heaps of options out there. I use next maps and have downloaded the offline data for NZ from the play store.

Works quite well and i have a calculator, stereo etc that is fully featured.

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#2017923 17-May-2018 20:26

raytaylor:

Just do what I did and get an android head unit

Here is one suited for a honda HRV

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Sinairyu-4G-RAM-Android-8-0-Car-DVD-For-Honda-HRV-VEZEL-2015-Octa-8-Core/32860656912.html

Heaps of options out there. I use next maps and have downloaded the offline data for NZ from the play store.

Works quite well and i have a calculator, stereo etc that is fully featured.

I need to know....calculator? in the head deck? have you ever used it?

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#2018054 17-May-2018 21:42

Constantly

Its less risky than getting my phone out while driving.

I regularly calculate solar and wattage calculations when discussing things with other staff when driving between job sites.

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#2018130 18-May-2018 08:17

raytaylor:

Constantly

Its less risky than getting my phone out while driving.

I regularly calculate solar and wattage calculations when discussing things with other staff when driving between job sites.

...while sipping my coffee, blowing on my pie, and reading the paper. Lol

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#2018404 18-May-2018 15:21

Thank you everybody for all the great idea, I got a mild case of gadget jealousy upon hearing the 2017 HRV has Sat Nav built in and suddenly my willy shrunk a metre.