Expansion to other vehicles (such as the Bronco Sport crossover and Ranger pickup) is on the table, but Ford is not ready to announce any concrete plans. " F-150 and Bronco drivers now can get richer, quicker location search results, tow more confidently with custom routes and keep following off-road trail maps where other navigation systems go dark when cell coverage ends."įord confirmed to Autoblog that these features will be exclusive to the 2021 Ford F-150 and Bronco at launch. "Customers want connected vehicle technologies to work more like smartphones with real-time, personalized services – and that is exactly what we are offering with Ford SYNC 4 innovations such as Telenav’s navigation system," said Ford's Gary Jablonski, who manages Ford's connected vehicle programs. Headed off-road? Ford's database will include 4x4 trails, and the number will grow with updates, which Sync 4 can handle over-the-air. Ford's solution will account for trailer dimensions when calculating routes. What does that look like, exactly? Well, imagine towing a long or wide load on a trailer, and needing to avoid narrow bridges or roads and trails with sharp switchbacks. These new features will be integrated into the trucks' existing Sync 4 infotainment suites. Also I can access the DVD player but can't put one in, what's up with that? Also my Date/Time settings won't let me change them either.The 2021 Ford Bronco and F-150 will be available with a navigation system that will not only function outside of cell coverage, but be optimized for those whose destinations are off the beaten path, Ford announced early Wednesday.īuilt-in navigation systems that work outside of typical cellular coverage are nothing new - even Google offers offline maps for smartphone-based navigation - but Ford is kicking things up a notch with a solution that not only functions when it is effectively "offline," but is optimized for towing and off-road excursions. The dealership that I bought the truck from told me that my truck is Navigation Ready, they say I shouldn't have to do anything. Could someone give me some advice please? I'm thinking that the pink connection on the back of the unit is for a GPS antenna, when I'm traveling the screen shows me roads that I have never scene before. When I put in a POI my starting point is from Michigan.
The only thing that is wrong is that my GPS is not working correctly. Everything is working steering wheel controls, Sirius sat radio, CD player, and radio. Refurbished PX6 Six-core 10.4' Android 8 Vertical Screen Navigation Radio for Ford Mustang and Shelby 2015 - 2019 (2) Sale price 510.99 510.99 Save 789. I connected everything to the back of it except for a pink connection that was on the unit, yet I had nothing to connect to it.
Posted on Friday, J07:48 GMTLast week I purchased a 2007 Ford Navigation System for my F-150, it is a 2007 also.
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