DIY 2014 Navigation unit **FULLY working 6/19** Pandora/Weather/Traffic/ETC...

[jacobzking]

Originally Posted by applekash

I disconnected the nav/bespoke module and connected the sat radio. I could not even change the source. When I reconnected the module I could see a new input had been added "sat".. Couldn't get it to work though when it was connected by itself blah...

there is probably a splitter cable i'm guessing

[applekash]

Originally Posted by jacobzking

there is probably a splitter cable i'm guessing

I wonder how I can look into this. I really need Sat. Radio in my car. blah. Do you have an iPhone 5? Forgot what you said earlier about my inquiry.

[DarkCard]

geez thats expensive.

[jacobzking]

Originally Posted by DarkCard

geez thats expensive.

yes and no. compared to aftermarket, yes. for oem complete navigation head unit, no.

just remember, for the budget DIYers... you can get the nav module with no extra features, nav only, for $590 and the head unit for $525 still. so $1100 for OEM NAV is pretty cheap.

[Overland'n'5thGEN]

Just got mine courtesy of @jacobzking which should be going into the car with in a couple days.

Happy dance!

sent from a Galaxy SIII...

[Mandy]

Originally Posted by Overland'n'5thGEN

Just got mine courtesy of @jacobzking which should be going into the car with in a couple days.

Happy dance!

sent from a Galaxy SIII...

Just got mine from him and installed it. It's AMAZING. A night and day difference from the old BeSpoke, it's truly the head unit this car deserved from the factory.

[Calavera]

I agree, Toyota dropped the ball hard allowing the 13 bespoke on a vehicle.

[jacobzking]

Originally Posted by Mandy

Just got mine from him and installed it. It's AMAZING. A night and day difference from the old BeSpoke, it's truly the head unit this car deserved from the factory.

post some videos of the features in use so we can see the bespoke setup.

[Mandy]

Originally Posted by jacobzking

post some videos of the features in use so we can see the bespoke setup.

I'll go ahead and grab a camera.

Was using my crappy old camera to do it, batteries ended up dying at the 20 minute mark. I'll have to reshoot it later.

[jacobzking]

Originally Posted by Mandy

I'll go ahead and grab a camera.

Was using my crappy old camera to do it, batteries ended up dying at the 20 minute mark. I'll have to reshoot it later.

lol, that sucks. but glad it got to you safely and that you got it all installed already!

[Mandy]

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I'll make another one for Aha once it decides to start working properly.

[MiniRevs]

Originally Posted by Mandy

I'll make another one for Aha once it decides to start working properly.

What dealer in Tampa did you buy the head unit at? (and your car for that matter).

[Overland'n'5thGEN]

Nice thing about the messages is when driving and you click on it it will automatically read it for you.

The voice command is fun to play with to. Definitely a learning curve for the commands but when you get them down it's quite handy.

I agree the NAV is awesome. I like with the entune I can get traffic updates on the map and then click a reroute button if there is traffic.

Very good upgrade in my opinion.

Oh and good video on the features.

sent from a Galaxy SIII...

[Mandy]

Originally Posted by MiniRevs

What dealer in Tampa did you buy the head unit at? (and your car for that matter).

Courtesy Toyota. It's a little bit of a drive compared to Stadium Toyota, but I was treated much better there. I dealt with Dave Errity, but I learned that a friend of mine from high school actually works there, so Pedro Jener would also be a good guy to deal with (let me know if you wind up going there to get one, they have a nice referral system).

I actually bought the head unit off of jacobzkings here on the forums. I'm sure you can order it from there from the parts department though. You should just need the parts numbers.