Honda Civc Navigation on 2040-parts.com
San Bernadino, CA, US
Original Retail Price $2,099.98
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| HONDA CIVC FACTORY FIT NAVIGATION DVD SYSTEM w/Bluetooth (#111063605459) |
If your factory radio has XM or Sirius hooked up and you want to use the service you will need both a cable and a new Sirius or XM tuner - This is Sirius/XM's rules, the tuners for the aftermarket and the factory tuners have different hook ups and cannot be interchanged, again, this is the way Sirius and XM set up the system, nothing we can do about it, you will need to replace the tuner box.
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