New to fourm, 1 quick question re nav display
11-09-2010, 08:02 AM
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Bought a CPO 2008 535i a couple weeks ago and am still getting use to everything, but its a great car to say the least.
Is there a way to have 1 full screen on the display instead of the splt screen? I'd like to be able to utilize the full screen for navigation, instead of the radio/nav combo or the nav/direction combo. I can't seem to find this setting anywhere.
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Is there a way to have 1 full screen on the display instead of the splt screen? I'd like to be able to utilize the full screen for navigation, instead of the radio/nav combo or the nav/direction combo. I can't seem to find this setting anywhere.
Thanks.
11-09-2010, 08:11 AM
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Bought a CPO 2008 535i a couple weeks ago and am still getting use to everything, but its a great car to say the least.
Is there a way to have 1 full screen on the display instead of the splt screen? I'd like to be able to utilize the full screen for navigation, instead of the radio/nav combo or the nav/direction combo. I can't seem to find this setting anywhere.
Thanks.
Is there a way to have 1 full screen on the display instead of the splt screen? I'd like to be able to utilize the full screen for navigation, instead of the radio/nav combo or the nav/direction combo. I can't seem to find this setting anywhere.
Thanks.
11-09-2010, 09:51 AM
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really? i'm pretty sure you can just have one screen, though i don't remember how. the salesman set mine up as 2 screens...i'm pretty sure he didn't do any particular dealer-only trick to get it that way either.
11-09-2010, 10:04 AM
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Sorry, the 60/40 split screen is something you'll have to get used to...
There's actually a really expensive, time intensive and certainly not efficient way of getting around this. The answer lies in a full CIC LCI Mod and 2010 Nav Software.
I know, I know. Its not the practical response NYGOLF was looking for.Cheers!
(A 3D look at the city of Toronto, Rogers Center and CN Tower in all their glory. Snapped this during a recent trip I took to the city).
11-09-2010, 10:59 AM
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is the back input of a 8.8 " screen same for up to f10? i want to get a better screen than my 2006 model. thx
11-09-2010, 11:36 AM
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Well Rudy,
There's actually a really expensive, time intensive and certainly not efficient way of getting around this. The answer lies in a full CIC LCI Mod and 2010 Nav Software. I know, I know. Its not the practical response NYGOLF was looking for.
Cheers!
(A 3D look at the city of Toronto, Rogers Center and CN Tower in all their glory. Snapped this during a recent trip I took to the city).
There's actually a really expensive, time intensive and certainly not efficient way of getting around this. The answer lies in a full CIC LCI Mod and 2010 Nav Software.
I know, I know. Its not the practical response NYGOLF was looking for.Cheers!
(A 3D look at the city of Toronto, Rogers Center and CN Tower in all their glory. Snapped this during a recent trip I took to the city).
Georgieb-
How much $ are we talking here?
11-09-2010, 11:46 AM
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Well Rudy,
There's actually a really expensive, time intensive and certainly not efficient way of getting around this. The answer lies in a full CIC LCI Mod and 2010 Nav Software. I know, I know. Its not the practical response NYGOLF was looking for.
Cheers!
(A 3D look at the city of Toronto, Rogers Center and CN Tower in all their glory. Snapped this during a recent trip I took to the city).
There's actually a really expensive, time intensive and certainly not efficient way of getting around this. The answer lies in a full CIC LCI Mod and 2010 Nav Software.
I know, I know. Its not the practical response NYGOLF was looking for.Cheers!
(A 3D look at the city of Toronto, Rogers Center and CN Tower in all their glory. Snapped this during a recent trip I took to the city).