Qualcomm System Touch Screen Cv90 Jb425 100 on 2040-parts.com
San Diego, California, US
this unit was in my truck (2011 Freightliner) and only used for less than 3 mos. It worked perfect when truck sold and easy to install. no holes to drill no outside antenna all inside. can be installed in 45 mins ,easy. The action is for the screen (And ITS TOUCH SCREEN!) but will include all shown. the whole system.I don't know how to program it, so you need to find someone to do that. This being sold as-is.
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