Navigation Device Unavailable
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06 E55
Navigation Device Unavailable
Anyone know how to fix this? When I push the NAV button it says : Navigation Device unavailable. Was working fine yesterday and now this...
or is it something I HAVE to take it to the dealer for to have fixed, have warranty but can't stand wasting the time there.
Thanks,
Ray
or is it something I HAVE to take it to the dealer for to have fixed, have warranty but can't stand wasting the time there.
Thanks,
Ray
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Try extracting and then re-inserting the DVD Navigational Disc, to see what happens before you have to take it in. Just my .02 cents It just might work.
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2005 E55, 2009 VW GLI
you may need to have your nav processor replaced. i went through the same deal. eventually, the nav drive took a dump and would not read or eject the nav disk. there is a TSB on this. i'll look it up and post it.
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2005 E55, 2009 VW GLI
here you go...
Date: January 4, 2005
Order No.: P-B-82.85/424
Supersedes:
Group: 82
SUBJECT:
Model 171.456, Model Year 2004 and Later
Model 211.026/065/070/076/082/083/265/282/283, Model Year 2004 and Later
Model 215.37413751376, Model Year 2004 and later
Model 220.170/173/174/175/176/183/184, Model Year 2004 and later
Model 230.474/475/476/479, Model Year 2004 and later
Navigation Unavailable and No DVD Inserted
If you receive customer reports in the above model vehicles for the below symptoms, replace the navigation processor with part number A220 870 35 89.
^ "Navigation Unavailable" is displayed, other COMAND features (radio, telephone or satellite radio) continue to operate or
^ "No DVD Inserted" is displayed when at times the Navigation DVD is not recognized when inserted into the drive in the trunk.
Repair Procedure:
1. With the vehicle ignition on, remove the existing navigation DVD from the Navigation Processor.
2. Turn off the vehicle.
3. Replace the Navigation Processor.
4. With the vehicle ignition on, install the Navigation DVD into the Navigation Processor.
5. Wait for the navigation upgrade to process on the Head Unit in the vehicle.
6. When finished, turn off the vehicle and wait for the MOST bus to shut down. (As indicated by the instrument cluster turning off and the display on the Head Unit going greenish black.)
7. Restart the vehicle and wait for the navigation system to reacquire the vehicles position.
Date: January 4, 2005
Order No.: P-B-82.85/424
Supersedes:
Group: 82
SUBJECT:
Model 171.456, Model Year 2004 and Later
Model 211.026/065/070/076/082/083/265/282/283, Model Year 2004 and Later
Model 215.37413751376, Model Year 2004 and later
Model 220.170/173/174/175/176/183/184, Model Year 2004 and later
Model 230.474/475/476/479, Model Year 2004 and later
Navigation Unavailable and No DVD Inserted
If you receive customer reports in the above model vehicles for the below symptoms, replace the navigation processor with part number A220 870 35 89.
^ "Navigation Unavailable" is displayed, other COMAND features (radio, telephone or satellite radio) continue to operate or
^ "No DVD Inserted" is displayed when at times the Navigation DVD is not recognized when inserted into the drive in the trunk.
Repair Procedure:
1. With the vehicle ignition on, remove the existing navigation DVD from the Navigation Processor.
2. Turn off the vehicle.
3. Replace the Navigation Processor.
4. With the vehicle ignition on, install the Navigation DVD into the Navigation Processor.
5. Wait for the navigation upgrade to process on the Head Unit in the vehicle.
6. When finished, turn off the vehicle and wait for the MOST bus to shut down. (As indicated by the instrument cluster turning off and the display on the Head Unit going greenish black.)
7. Restart the vehicle and wait for the navigation system to reacquire the vehicles position.