Factory Navigation Programming

I just purchased this from oemautopartsco.com...

http://oemautopartsco.com/collection...camera-harness

According to their website, the navigation unit requires programming for this to work... I live in the Toronto area and I just don't see the point in removing my unit, packaging it, and sending it to Florida (which is where they are located), risking everything that comes along with that - Damages, Lost/Stollen, etc....

I live in the Toronto area and I'm hoping there is someone that can lead me in the direction of someone who can do this for me locally...

My truck is a 2010 STA

Hey! A fellow Torontonian.

Your link doesn't work, so I'm not sure what you mean.

Where abouts in Toronto are you? I'd love to see that STA.

DjDom said:

Hey! A fellow Torontonian.

Your link doesn't work, so I'm not sure what you mean.

Where abouts in Toronto are you? I'd love to see that STA.

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Try this...

http://oemautopartsco.com/collections/ford-radio-accessories/products/sync-radio-camera-harness

I'm in the Vaughan area. Do you anything about programming the factory nav unit to hav this work?

Hmm, I just found this:
http://www.corral.net/index.php/tech/electronics/181-lockpick

I wonder if a Ford dealer can help?
Go in and say your backup camera isn't working.. don't say you installed it.

DjDom said:

Hmm, I just found this:
http://www.corral.net/index.php/tech/electronics/181-lockpick

I wonder if a Ford dealer can help?
Go in and say your backup camera isn't working.. don't say you installed it.

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I chose not to go the lock pick route because of the price of the unit. The harness I purchased was nearly $200 cheaper.. But not I just need to find someone that is capable of programming my nav unit.

CanAdrenalin said:

I chose not to go the lock pick route because of the price of the unit. The harness I purchased was nearly $200 cheaper.. But not I just need to find someone that is capable of programming my nav unit.

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I would honestly try to go to a dealer. If you've hooked everything up correctly, tell them your back up camera isn't working and they should be able to program it for you.

Either way, you'll need to pay someone to do it.

DjDom said:

I would honestly try to go to a dealer. If you've hooked everything up correctly, tell them your back up camera isn't working and they should be able to program it for you.

Either way, you'll need to pay someone to do it.

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Paying someone to program it is not the issue... finding someone who can is proving to be the problem.

Go to Ford and try it. You'll never know if you don't ask.