Has anyone ever installed one of these on a USDM ek? Is it direct bolt on/plug in? Thanks for any info.

edit: I found out that I need to wire it into my car. Anyone ever done this? And is it worth doing it?

 

Bump..

 

I'm sorry, but obviously someone put it and wired it into his car as seen in the photo. I think there was a quick writeup. Search for it. Use less keywords when searching to get more results.

 

have fun, too much work
for that jdm/cool factor.

 

Agreed. I don't think I'm going to do it.

 

hope you can read japanese

 

Well a few people I know (I'm in the Navy) are very fluent in Japanese. So if I can get them to change the language on the settings I'm good. If you can do that.

 

found thishttps://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1901270

 

I found that too. But thanks bro. I don't believe anyone has found a way to actually use it in the states.

 

i hope your going to use that navi in japan because it sure doenst navigate around the us...its nice to have but useless lol

 

How do you expect to load US maps in that thing? It was never designed to be used in the US, so I would imagine no maps even exist for that unit.

Good luck anyways...let us know if you figure it out.

 

You can't load US maps on it. Not even the early RL CD-ROM maps don't work in it. And everything after the early RL navi's were DVD-ROM.

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/1901270

 

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That was already posted and I found the same thread...

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I've read up on it, and I'm aware of all this information. But thanks. You can still use the touch screen for climate control, and I've been told that you can drive around and it will remember where you've gone, so I'm guessing it would be like making your own map?

 

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That was already posted and I found the same thread...



I've read up on it, and I'm aware of all this information. But thanks. You can still use the touch screen for climate control, and I've been told that you can drive around and it will remember where you've gone, so I'm guessing it would be like making your own map?</TD></TR></TABLE>

I thought that topic pretty well covered it

 

i think it would be a waste

 

It covered most of it, but I found out more information using Google.

 

yah really not worth it,
with the time and money you spend
you can put in a nice pioneer navi

 

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edit: I found out that I need to wire it into my car. Anyone ever done this? And is it worth doing it?

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id do it

 

There has been a few write ups on these.

 

Yeah, I was thinking about seeing if I can find one without the whole screen and put it an aftermarket one so i have the OEM look.

 

its not touch screen.

 

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I was told it was. Thanks for informing me of that.

 

anything thing else you need to know now that you made a thread?