Navigation destination - cannot enter house #
171 (SLK), 211 (E), 215 (CL), 219 (CLS), 220 (S), and 230 (SL) 2003-2006
If you are experiencing either of these issues and your VIN is within range have your dealer check VMI (Vehicle Master Inquiry) to see if this service campaign is pending. If so, you are entitled to a replacement navigation DVD at no cost – navigation DVD BQ6460209 (2005.3) corrected the issues.
If you purchased a pre-owned vehicle (MB dealer or not), have disc BQ6460206 (2005.1), and your VIN is within range the original owner may not have received or acted upon the letter mailed out. There is nothing documented that restricts fulfillment to the original owner. Service campaigns have no expiration and are applicable even if out of warranty. In addition, if 2005.3 is unavailable you may be entitled to current navigation DVD BQ6460232 (2008) at no cost.
Last edited by konigstiger; Nov 7, 2008 at 06:31 PM.
My navi allows me to enter a range e.g. 1250-1300 Smith Road. I wish it would let me enter a specific number though
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My interpretation about the issue above was that the house number cannot be entered in some cases, not that the navi would start using exact numbers after the fix (but this is just my interpretation).
Later map updates could easily bring support for true house numbers too but that would be a different case.
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Using POI's takes you to exact location but entering destination address is just at street level, no address range or number.
My interpretation about the issue above was that the house number cannot be entered in some cases, not that the navi would start using exact numbers after the fix (but this is just my interpretation).
Later map updates could easily bring support for true house numbers too but that would be a different case.
171 (SLK), 211 (E), 215 (CL), 219 (CLS), 220 (S), and 230 (SL) 2003-2006
If you are experiencing either of these issues and your VIN is within range have your dealer check VMI (Vehicle Master Inquiry) to see if this service campaign is pending. If so, you are entitled to a replacement navigation DVD at no cost – navigation DVD BQ6460209 (2005.3) corrected the issues.
If you purchased a pre-owned vehicle (MB dealer or not), have disc BQ6460206 (2005.1), and your VIN is within range the original owner may not have received or acted upon the letter mailed out. There is nothing documented that restricts fulfillment to the original owner. Service campaigns have no expiration and are applicable even if out of warranty. In addition, if 2005.3 is unavailable you may be entitled to current navigation DVD BQ6460232 (2008) at no cost.




I wonder if these issues were a direct result of the Chrysler partnership.




It is because of MBs long design cycle.
A 2005 car probably has NAV defined in 2002, then once done will not receive a significant update for several years. (and again be a 3 year old design).
The Japanese companies have mastered quick design cycles and rolling refreshes of subsystems much better than the Germans.




It is because of MBs long design cycle.
A 2005 car probably has NAV defined in 2002, then once done will not receive a significant update for several years. (and again be a 3 year old design).
The Japanese companies have mastered quick design cycles and rolling refreshes of subsystems much better than the Germans.




In the OEM world, the branded company is king.
The product is defined by MB, and lives on the MB design/replacement cycle.
I used to be the OEM Product manger for a cellphone company. MB was one of my customers.
it's Harman/Becker!




I wonder if these issues were a direct result of the Chrysler partnership.
I have an 06 Ram which I retrofit with OEM Nav a few years ago. It allows for house number entry and takes me precisely there. Just completed a NAV retrofit in my 06 SLK. What a disappointment. As has been posted, after I enter the house number, I'm directed to select from house number ranges (1000-2000, etc.). This is with a 2015 DVD. Really puzzled that MB allowed Chrysler to have better technology than MB during the merger years. I lived though the merger (1998-2007)--actually acquisition of Chrysler by Daimler; when I worked at Mercedes factory in Alabama. All the better stuff was adopted by MB first, before Chrysler could use it. Someway, the NAV didn't work that way. Same with Bluetooth. My Ram has voice command as part of the Bluetooth system. SLK would require an additional module (of course); but I don't that the voice control module is compatible with the Comand NTG 1 I put in the car. Now, I'm wondering if NTG 2 and newer allow house number entry?




I think 2 does, I know the 2008 Alpine unit in a Ml/GL does (I think this was released in 2005)



