Direct replacement for GPS Navigation Unit

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davids2005

Discussion Starter · Aug 10, 2010

Are there any replacement radios out there that will replace the escape NAV unit without having to use a kit and be able to keep the stock amp, sub, and speakers?

Thanks.

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Because you are asking a question that has already been answered, yet you did not see it.
Stock is stock, and aftermarket is aftermarket. They do not play well with each other. If you want to not "mod" anything, stay stock. If you want something better, get the wiring harness and adapters you need, and plug-and-play with aftermarket.

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Direct replacement for GPS Navigation Unit

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