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Genuine Mazda Accessories KD37-79-EZX Navigation System
Genuine Mazda CX-5 In-Dash Navigation System. Don’t let your adventure come to a dead end. Get where you need to go with the In-Dash fully integrated Navigation System. It is easily installed by your dealer and comes with a large, in-dash, color touch-screen display, voice-guided turn-by-turn directions, real-time traffic conditions, intuitive voice recognition and much more. Fully integrated and simple to install (20 minutes, no dashboard removal), Navigation System gives any CX-5 with a 5.8 inch color screen the same state-of-the-art navigation system as that found in the GT technology package. When you select a genuine OEM part – you can rely on the high quality and effectiveness of the product and brand without having to guess if the product will work in sequence with your vehicle. Protecting your investment is important and choosing the right parts can be challenging. Stick with what you know and choose a genuine OEM part. Fits: 2013 Mazda CX-5.
Product Features
- Fits: 2013 Mazda CX-5
- Available on all CX-5s with color touch screen display
- Large, in-dash, color touch screen display
- Voice-guided turn-by-turn directions
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Mazda CX-5 GPS Unit I have a Mazda CX-5 Touring model that did not come with the GPS unit. I was told it was an easy add-on that could be purchased and installed. I purchased mine from the local Mazda dealer. It’s rather pricey at around just over $400 and if you have the dealer install it for you after tax it ends up being close to $600 total. I read the instructions which is only 2 pages and it appeared rather straight forward. I went out and looked under with a flashlight and inspected the dummy insert. It had the 3 cables attached as described. I tried pushing a little and it didn’t budge. I have a tendency not to push too hard on products, because then I tend to break them. I looked up installation of the unit on the internet and found little. I did find the review here from another person who purchased their unit on Ebay. That review described in great detail how they installed their unit. That gave me the confidence to push harder on the back of the unit, and sure enough it popped right out…
Mazda – Much better OEM GPS solution!!! I added this Navigation unit to my 2013 Mazda CX-5. Unlike other Car manufacturers who charge an arm and leg (over $1000) for an OEM in-dash GPS unit, Mazda has come up with a very very convenient, simple solution. My MAzda CX-5 (and every other CX-5s) is pre-wired for navigation and also comes with a NAV button in the center console standard (on all Touring, Grand Touring and Sport w/technology package). This is sooo convenient, you just have to buy the GPS unit and follow the instructions in the manual. It’s just a matter of simply swapping the dummy part (called pocket assembly) that is attached to the lower panel of the dash with this Nav unit. Mazda teamed up with tomtom and the GPS itself is a pretty decent one. I love the fact that all the wiring and parts are pre-installed in the CX-5 and all you need to do is to buy the Nav. unit and plug in. Its as simple as plug-and-play. I wish other car manufacturers will follow suit by adopting a convenient solution to OEM GPS system…
TomTom updates impossible! (Correction) ORIGINAL: I have been trying to update the systems in my new CX-5 since I bought it without success. TomTom support has been unable to help. Mazda wants to help and can’t. Speech recognition is a joke. I even opted in the beginning for a year of updates for $64. TomTom does not want to refund the cost for a system that does not update. STAY AWAY from this faulty product!Correction: TomTom finally did refund my $64. The problem was not theirs, and I have since reordered updates. It was caused by a CenturyLink (Qwest) modem. This was discovered after Mac Pro updates showed the same download problems. It seems a 2Wire would not handle larger updates. CenturyLink replaced the modem, and the download problem was fixed. A lot of my, TomTom, Mazda,and CenturyLink time was spent chasing down this problem. Thanks to all!Speech recognition still is not good. But overall the system works well. It flawlessly took me from my home in Oregon to an obscure location in…