First of all, the obvious is finding an APIM that is correctly configured for your car. There are a few downsides to this procedure. Similarly, a car with Nav will read 'With Navigation'. For example, a car without Nav will read 'Less Navigation'. Options that are not enabled by the factory show as 'Less XXX' where XXX represents the option. To properly check which car came with what options you will need to use Ford Etis. By not getting the proper APIM you will very likely lose features such as the backup camera, etc. To successfully add the new APIM you must match the correct options. The part numbers are different and a few versions exist. Replacing the APIM with a Nav enabled one. Keep it clean!Ĭurrent option for adding Navigation to MFT in a non-Nav equipped vehicle: He also happens to be a very helpful poster on many Ford enthusiast websites across the net and doesn't deserve any chastising of any kind. He is also the only one thus far who has successfully plumbed the workings of MFT entirely and I have nothing but respect for him. Its fine if you feel that way but this thread isn't the place to discuss it. I don't want to hear anything about putting anyone out of business. Pending certain developments it has become prudent to open a new thread to discuss these new directions.įirst of all, I want to start this thread by saying this is NOT intended to start fights! One user, jmr061, has figured it all out and currently charges money through his own private website and business in the Wisconsin area. There was a thread on this topic a while back and has since been closed. Thank you to everyone who helped and an especially big thank you to the folks in Russia who made it mostly possible! UPDATE: Hey folks, navigation has been figured out.

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