So if I do get it is it an easy swap? Ive seen the video of the fitting (" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;) but is this all I have to do and everything works fine or is there more to it?
Re: RNS510 fitting
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2015 9:41 am
by dimexi
it should be plug and play. I suspect you have an RCD510 in your vehicle already? The plugs should be the same.
You might need to recode your MFD to display nav info, but this isnt essential if you dont want it
Re: RNS510 fitting
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2015 3:19 pm
by rafail7
dimexi wrote:it should be plug and play. I suspect you have an RCD510 in your vehicle already? The plugs should be the same.
You might need to recode your MFD to display nav info, but this isnt essential if you dont want it
Yeah I have the RCD510 atm, Im guessing I still have to add that extra wire for the sat nav like the guy did in the tutorial?
Re: RNS510 fitting
Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2015 8:43 am
by dimexi
rafail7 wrote:
dimexi wrote:it should be plug and play. I suspect you have an RCD510 in your vehicle already? The plugs should be the same.
You might need to recode your MFD to display nav info, but this isnt essential if you dont want it
Yeah I have the RCD510 atm, Im guessing I still have to add that extra wire for the sat nav like the guy did in the tutorial?
I didnt watch the tutorial. I assume your RNS will come with a GPS antenna. You can plug it in and mount it just under the vents - there might be a video for the vents somewhere. Taking them out can be a pain