Navigation Problem
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Mercedes CLS 500 W219
Navigation Problem
Hello everyone. I tried to do some research on the problem I am having with the navigation on my CLS but most of the threads do not have a specific answer even if they have the same problem as mine. Up until now my navigation was working fine. I had a very old CD in it when I got the car, but I bought a 2015 map CD which was working fine too. About a week ago I decided to use the navigation. i don't use it often so I don't know if the problem appeared now or beforehand. The problem is such - the location of my car is off by about 5 miles when I am driving. Also if I put an address in it does not give me the right directions and quite often it even tells me that I am traveling for example West when I know I am going North. Or i'd get off a freeway and it will continue to tell me that I am going on it, when I am already not. I would be glad if someone could help me out. I was thinking that I might need to reinstall the firmware but I have no idea where to get the latest firmware for the Comand and whether or not it is already installed, so any suggestions would help.
Thank you!
Thank you!
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Joined: Feb 2014
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CLS 320 cdi
Two weeks ago mine 'got lost' the screen showing me many miles from my actual location, yesterday it was showing a completely different part of the country!
The dealer has diagnosed the GPS Antenna which needs replacing. They are doing it on Wednesday morning apparently takes around 1 1/2 hours, cost around £450, thank goodness I have extended warranty .
Good luck with yours.
The dealer has diagnosed the GPS Antenna which needs replacing. They are doing it on Wednesday morning apparently takes around 1 1/2 hours, cost around £450, thank goodness I have extended warranty .
Good luck with yours.
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CLS 320 cdi
Had mine fixed yesterday, the screen previously showing me driving across the North Sea .
Appeared to be a relatively easy job as the antenna is on the rear window glass and the cables run around the rear screen and down the side of the boot .
It did have to be 'coded' so maybe it's not a DIY job.
Everything now works properly again.
Appeared to be a relatively easy job as the antenna is on the rear window glass and the cables run around the rear screen and down the side of the boot .
It did have to be 'coded' so maybe it's not a DIY job.
Everything now works properly again.
