[1964Plymouth]

Has anyone tried pairing a Garmin GLO 2 Bluetooth GPS Receiver to u connect in the Pacifica? I have a 19 Touring L that didn't come with the built in GPS and would like to have it on the main screen.

 

[stop-eject]

Not possible. Android Auto/ Apple Carplay are your only options.

 

[1964Plymouth]

Yeah. It couldn't find the signal, so I sent it back to Amazon.

 

[RC Mike]

A receiver alone is only part of a nav system. You’d have to have the software to interpret the GPS data, plot position and routes, and mapping data.

CarPlay and AA will do what you want.

I remember using my first GPS receiver in the mid 1990s. All it did was give me coordinates. Seemed like quite the amazing thing back then.

 

[S&WOWNER]

FWIW - I have owned many rides with Navigation built in. Honestly, I prefer not have built in Nav's. Why? Have you seen the cost of a yearly map upgrade? They hose ya! Also, if you have a problem - it is a royal pain to get them fixed. By that I mean you have to drop off your ride, etc. In my 2018 Ford - I passed on the Nav and got a Garmin with Mag Mount - slap it on when I need it and put it back in the glove box when not needed. Software upgrades (both Map and operating system) are free (unlike your ride) and I merely USB it to my desktop (or laptop) and download the latest and greatest maps. The only reason I got the Nav in my Pacifica was because it came with it. The wife actually prefer's the portable Garmin and uses it when she travels.

 

[Badge56]

had to beat Google maps or Waze