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Topix is not part of it it is purely a parts catQuote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
"JLR" Jaguar Land Rover EPC covers all jaguar and land rover to current models and is constantly updated. Some dealership staff I spoke to reckon they found Microcat easier to use . But its new and there are a couple of bugs I found in it, but you get used to it. If you leave it for a short time you then have to relog back in which is annoying This is On line and a licenced to use
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Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares
A couple of bugs? I genuinely just hate the way it loads half the parts listings at a time... So frustrating when you're after one nut or bolt and it's at the bottom of the page that reloads itself 4 times before you get to it.
But in regards to the query, there are 12 different options for the switches on this seat so if it's been replaced in the past it's quite possible it's been replaced with the wrong one.
I believe it should be the 12-way premium seat.
Part# YUB500500PUY
You may also find an engineering part number on there as well, as a lot of JLR parts don't have part numbers on them.. lol
Eng. Part# 6H4214C708AA8-PUY
Topix ordinarily lists all the options the vehicle comes with as standard or optioned, but I've found prior to 2010 it gets really iffy..
The Navigation DVD, I'm not sure is compatible with your vehicle as they say it's from '05 to '09. I've had a chat to the guys at Tom Tom / WhereIS, who refered me to a dealer... which is me... which I told them... a few times... so no result there. I also called our technical team in Melbourne who also weren't able to give me a 100% answer.
So at this stage, until I hear back from our RAM, I can't help with that one.
The '02-04 L322 uses the BMW High (Red) navigation maps. As far as I can find out the last version is V19 (2013) which is what I run.Quote:
Originally Posted by Probably Jay
For original Vogues, the navigation discs are CDs up to the MkIII navigation player. My L322 has had the nav unit replaced with the Mk IV unit which will accept maps on DVD.
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Originally Posted by p38arover
Oh Cool! That should be easy to do then, I believe the NavShop is having a sale at the moment so the discs are down to $177 + delivery.
Land Rover Australia - In-car GPS Upgrades for Australia and New Zealand - powered by TomTom® maps
2002-2004 RR not listed on that site :(
So my new switch panel arrived and I fitted it to the seat with the new trim panel. The trim panel is missing the clip on the front, so lesson learnt, don't throw your old stuff out until the new stuff is fitted.
So now my seat works as it should. Also the steering column started working as well, well sort of. The telescopic motor has fallen off cause of the plastic holder and tilt fingers are broken, so no it really doesn't work at all. No problem just adjusted them manually, locked the tilt off with a hose clamp and unplugged the motors.
As far as the Nav system goes, I have the original 2002 "WhereIs" map disc and the MKIII system and it won't accept the burnt disc. So I'll leave it for now and might change the unit to an Android one later on.
Thanks guys