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What Does This Switch Do?

Yunis

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I tried playing around with it etc, but i can't actually see it doing anything when i flick from TV to NV. Im assuming it means TV/Navigator or something along them lines. So just wanted to see if it served any particular purpose before i ripped it out. I hate this NAVI unit... so so annoying!!

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My S2 stagea has the XANAVI tv/satnav/cd player unit and also has a button like this but in the centre console, along with A/C outlet (100V japanese plug) and snow mode button.

I always thought the TV/NAV button had something to do with the aerial - ie. switch to the one you want to connect the aerial through to either tv or satnav. Not sure if this is even remotely close but in my case it doesn't work anyway since the only working thing on the XANAVI unit in AUS is the cd player and climate control (both in english too).

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actually you guys should go to an auto elec who is really good at these kind of things and have a quick look at it and see what its actually for. I think its worth it since your screen cost major bucks

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