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My mate has got a r34 skyline, so im putting this on for him. Dont know wahts going on, the other day it just died. He has got the sat nav lift out screen and on the link it has a picture of the screen, if anyone knows what this means (its in japanese) it would be great, even how to fix the problem, that would be even better, he has racked his brains over it.

Cheers everyone

Thanks

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yeah, i dont know what that says but what i do know is they require a map disk to run... undortunately they're hard to find, especially for nz/australia... i believe there are some companies that make map disks in oz/nz but i think the disks have to be model/make speciific, which narrows your odds down to slim i would think... for all the hassle, i would think about a different head unit perhaps..

yeah, i dont think it is the map disk im after, see it runs a cd player and tat through the sat navunit. It used to come up with a cdplayer next back play all that shit on the screen, now it has just gone to blue, it pops up when i turn the car on without me hitting open close, and then when i do it wont shut. I think its feked. Know anyone i can take it to??

Thanks for the help

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I have a disc for a 98 r34....somewhere.

I've tried to read it in my computer but I think the file system on it is funky.

Where in australia are you?

The past 3 days mine has been doing it too :D

Do your open/close buttons work when it's on? Mine don't so this screeen is on all the time when I'm driving.

Zappn Great to meet you mate. Your car has all the same things going wrong with it as mine. My cd player comes up with the blue screen and open close buttons dont work. I live in Port Macquarie. Love to get a copy of that cd you have or that file if you can send it some how. It is driving me insane. How did you get your hands on the cd??

Try having it going wrong for the lst 3 months. Been trying to find a program disc everywhere.

I tried it on mine but it doesn't work.

Insert the cd and it reads for a bit and then shows a similar screen but slightly different.

Got a dude to translate them both for me and the first one says insert program disc, the second new screen says something like reinsert program disc.

The disc I have on it looks to be only a map disc with no program information on it.

Either that or it's just a f**ked disc..specially since I can't read it in my cd rom drive.

It does have CD-ROM written on it but it might just be saying that this isn't a cd-rom.

Anyway time to look on ebay or something for a program disc.

  • 3 weeks later...

hmmmm i have an R34 gtr and got the disc with it......mine actually works but it shows you out in the ocean!I can use the toggle switch and view japan and all the stores(gas staions,Mc donalds and small pictures of kernal sanders head!kfc hehehe)

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