2017 Ranger retro fit sat nav

Asked by maccagixer Mar 06, 2017 at 10:26 AM about the Ford Ranger

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

What parts would I need from another vehicle to retrospectively fit Sat nav to
my Non sat nav Ranger ?

5 Answers

maccagixer answered 7 years ago

I have tried to get an answer but nobody seems willing to tell me ! Some have said I will probably need a wiring loom and possibly a different ECU........?

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maccagixer answered 7 years ago

I agree, it's too much to bother with as far as they are concerned. I was hoping someone on here may know but it's a long shot. Thanks !

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maccagixer answered 7 years ago

For the older model (up to 2015) you can buy aftermarket sat nav units that replace the existing screen and plugs into the existing loom. It can then do lots of extra functions as well, but they don't make it for the latest model yet.

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