Hello, help please. I have a Honda CRV II Lift from 2006 2.0 gasoline. The car is equipped with an original Honda radio on CD. I would like to set up a Radio with original Honda navigation found in models from the same year only the richer version where there were serial navigations. Will I need...

The treatment is possible but without sense. This navi is bad ....

Need to change the beam or not?

I will not tell you this because I do not know this particular car (in most Japanese the beam is the same regardless of the hardware installed) but I would think about the sense of such a solution. Did you find out which year you have maps for this navi? I bet that around 2008-2009, maybe some 2012-2013 combined with some volvo or saab and unfortunately it will remain so - the producer does not profit from updating old solutions and that is all. And the roads have increased, especially in Poland. In factory navigations you are tied to manufacturer updates or combining with other navigations which cannot always be done.

UB +, ACC, engine fired signal.

I understand that after adding this cube and gps antenna navigation would work?

I already bought a radio, tell me which pins are: UB +, ACC, engine start signal? Of course, looking at the plug on the back of the radio? Added after 16 [hours] 11 [minutes]: Pictures radio from the ankles. Which pins in the NAVI plug should I connect + voltage to?

Honda CRV II lift 2006 - Can you install the original Honda Navigation?

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Hello, help please. I have a Honda CRV II Lift from 2006 2.0 gasoline. The car is equipped with an original Honda radio on CD. I would like to set up a Radio with original Honda navigation found in models from the same year only the richer version where there were serial navigations. Will I need anything besides buying Radio with navigation + GPS antennas? Is such a procedure possible and will the installation beam fit ???
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Help me please
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The treatment is possible but without sense. This navi is bad ....
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Need to change the beam or not?
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I will not tell you this because I do not know this particular car (in most Japanese the beam is the same regardless of the hardware installed) but I would think about the sense of such a solution. Did you find out which year you have maps for this navi? I bet that around 2008-2009, maybe some 2012-2013 combined with some volvo or saab and unfortunately it will remain so - the producer does not profit from updating old solutions and that is all. And the roads have increased, especially in Poland. In factory navigations you are tied to manufacturer updates or combining with other navigations which cannot always be done.
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pyzdra000 wrote:
Need to change the beam or not?

You need to add one cube.
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What is this extra cube for?
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What is this extra cube for?
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pyzdra000 wrote:
What is this extra cube for?

UB +, ACC, engine fired signal.
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I understand that after adding this cube and gps antenna navigation would work?
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I already bought a radio, tell me which pins are: UB +, ACC, engine start signal? Of course, looking at the plug on the back of the radio?

Added after 16 [hours] 11 [minutes]:

Pictures radio from the ankles.
Which pins in the NAVI plug should I connect + voltage to?
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Look, I've done some of it, the radio works. I have three wires to connect (marked in red on the first picture?). I just don't know where the cables such as:

radio navigation plugin

radio main plug
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Plus after engine ignition, plus after switching on and signal speed. It can be with abs or maybe with ecu / clocks
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Plus the engine wemze with cubes from this wide ISO radio there is voltage after turning the key. It can be like that ?

And regarding the other two connections, speed and reversing signal, where to find them closest to the radio?
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pyzdra000 wrote:
where to find them closest to the radio?
Car scheme at hand and to work. Speed to clocks goes for sure, there is no standard for reversing. it can be anywhere.
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nici wrote:
Speed to clocks goes for sure, there is no standard for reversing. it can be anywhere.

But why connect it like a navi and so it will do as a bajer, because there is no map for Poland for this model.
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SZYMON BYDGOSZCZ wrote:

nici wrote:
Speed to clocks goes for sure, there is no standard for reversing. it can be anywhere.

But why connect it like a navi and so it will do as a bajer, because there is no map for Poland for this model.

The profitability of this system in Poland is highly questionable, but the author wants.
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The discussion revolves around the feasibility of installing an original Honda navigation system in a 2006 Honda CRV II Lift, which currently has a standard Honda CD radio. Users express skepticism about the practicality of this upgrade, citing the outdated nature of the navigation system and the lack of updated maps, particularly for Poland. It is noted that additional components, such as a GPS antenna and an extra "cube" for connections (UB +, ACC, engine start signal), are necessary for installation. The conversation also touches on the need to identify specific wiring connections for proper functionality, including speed and reversing signals, which may not have standard locations. Overall, while the installation is technically possible, its utility is questioned due to the limitations of the navigation system.
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