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HOW TO: Disable factory navigation driving restrictions and more!

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Old 07-09-2012, 10:32 PM
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It was a pretty expensive option only available from the dealer to my knowledge. Ran like $200+. Not with it in my opinion, especially since the controls for it were mounted onto the bezel by the ashtray and looked like an afterthought.
 
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Old 10-05-2015, 07:38 AM
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Originally Posted by mdhawkin
Anyone with the factory navigation that comes in the 04-08 year range knows how frustrating it is when your going down the road and need to enter a location and you can not due to the safety restrictions enabled once moving. I understand the reasoning, but what if I have a passenger. Well after a long time researching I figured out how to disabled it. Not only can it be disabled but there are tons of other options, even digital gauges. You will now be able to enter an address, POI, etc while driving. Please be safe, I am not liable for any actions you take!

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1. Turn on unit, making sure a GPS signal is acquired.
2. Push the HARD nav button, then go to your address book, select an exiting address you do not care about and then press the SOFT edit button.
3. Clear the name of the saved address and replace with F-DEVELOP ON, note the space is necessary.
4. In the upper left corner is the word ADDRESS, press and hold directly below the "A" - the screen should change back to the map (Do this verses hitting back or exit).
5. Press the HARD menu button, then select SECURITY tab.
6. Once into the security section, press and hold the lower rightmost corner, this will take you into the "hidden" menu.
7. Look for the menu option "DRIVING RESTRICTIONS", press it and the value should change to STOP, you can now exit by hitting the back button.

NOTE: You may have to perform steps 5, 6, & 7 after restarting vehicle, I will look into a way around this, but if you know you are going to be traveling to somewhere unfamiliar it takes less than 30 seconds to do and is well worth it. I think it can be done on the fly too.

The only other thing I know to do would be to put in a switch to bypass as needed the speed sensor, and not even sure that is possible.







These were options I jotted down after doing this, but there are probably more once you dig into it.
Version
Demo Run
Driving Restrictions
Clear User Data
Clear Sensor Data
Set Guidance Parameters
Communication Status
Capture Status Change
PC Logging
System Log
GPS Info
Voice Guidance Setup
Voice Confidence Level
Test Voice Beep
AV Voice Communication Test
Enter Easy Debug
Parcel Drops Flag
Log Run
Cycling life test mode
Voice Recognition Test
Voice Play Tools
Disc Version Info
Sensor Info
Mode IO Info
Bounding Box Display Flag
Map Display Flag
GPS Tune Setup
DB Bread Crumbing
Set Scroll Parameter
Palette Change
3D Calibration Status
Set Model Type
Change Guidance Parameters
File Tool
X-2023 Test Mode
Road Attribute Disp Flag
Developer Menu (Manufacture Type, Parts Check, Marks Check, Path Debug Mode, Show Detailed Information, BIM Debug OFF)
Nice.... So which one to make it agree all the times when turn key on it always asked agree or disagree on my GPS warning?
Thanks
 
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Old 10-05-2015, 08:26 AM
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Lol, yeah that warning is ridiculous. I usually turn off the screen when driving at night (because the screen is so bright it affects my night vision) and the next morning when I start the truck, the screen always defaults to the NAV page with the warning. I never use the NAV function anyway, especially because I'm not willing to fork over $100+ for a DVD of already-outdated maps.
 



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