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Hello everyone this is my first post in years. Good to be back! So i recently purchased a galant fortis 2007 for the wife. It came with a japan mmcs, i tried searching but never found a post with a proper follow up on how they solved the issue. My mmcs is in japanese with the japanese frequency for radio so i purchased a used mmcs from the US. Is there anyway to get maps for trinidad loaded on it?

U should have brought an OEM fit aftermarket deck

Arent there options available on the mmcs that wont be accessable without the mmcs?

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Nope..... U actually will gain features.... A lot

Please elaborate?

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Yeah u gain alot more even if u do lose any features....

This is just an example from the Mazda3 but it's available to any car even if it does not have a regular double din

But there are some feature with the deck that come with the car do they replace it on the other deck cause if there is a way to change the language I am very interested would really like to keep that on. And to the guy who bought the deck from us does it work?

storm22 wrote:But there are some feature with the deck that come with the car do they replace it on the other deck cause if there is a way to change the language I am very interested would really like to keep that on. And to the guy who bought the deck from us does it work?

I replaced mine, and no issues so far except I need a better trim panel



Can someone make a trim panel that will make the radio flush?

UPDATE: purchased a brand new mmcs from the American region (N-03) with the install kit, everything went in jack for jack, no issues. now I have the mmcs in English with back up camera and Bluetooth and access to all the "dealer options".

azis wrote:UPDATE: purchased a brand new mmcs from the American region (N-03) with the install kit, everything went in jack for jack, no issues. now I have the mmcs in English with back up camera and Bluetooth and access to all the "dealer options".

purchased links, final in hand cost etc .. as this "may" be my next car upgrade

Mitsubishi OEM factory navigation system
NAVIGATION UNIT Part # MZ360141EX / MZ360151EX
NAVIGATION INSTALL KIT Part # MZ360180EX or MZ360192EX

This system is compatible with a rear back up camera.
This is also compatible with the Mitsubishi Lancer and lancer EvoX 2008 onwards as well as recent Mitsubishi Outlanders

xtech wrote:Mitsubishi OEM factory navigation system
NAVIGATION UNIT Part # MZ360141EX / MZ360151EX
NAVIGATION INSTALL KIT Part # MZ360180EX or MZ360192EX

This system is compatible with a rear back up camera.
This is also compatible with the Mitsubishi Lancer and lancer EvoX 2008 onwards as well as recent Mitsubishi Outlanders

Not sure if this is the same, but this is the part number I used for the MMCS. Same part number for the install kit as quoted above.
Mitsubishi Display unit: 8750A183

It was pricey since I purchased the Head unit brand new ($14,000TTD in hand) it was cheaper than what CARPL*S in San Fernando quoted ($35,000TTD) but there are used units selling on eBay. The key is to match the number on ur current MMCS eg: J-01 = N-01 (my MMCS was J-03 so I purchased a N-03 which is that part number I quoted)

http://www.ebay.com/itm/291127899015 here is a link similar to what I purchased.

azis wrote:

xtech wrote:Mitsubishi OEM factory navigation system
NAVIGATION UNIT Part # MZ360141EX / MZ360151EX
NAVIGATION INSTALL KIT Part # MZ360180EX or MZ360192EX

This system is compatible with a rear back up camera.
This is also compatible with the Mitsubishi Lancer and lancer EvoX 2008 onwards as well as recent Mitsubishi Outlanders

Not sure if this is the same, but this is the part number I used for the MMCS. Same part number for the install kit as quoted above.
Mitsubishi Display unit: 8750A183

It was pricey since I purchased the Head unit brand new ($14,000TTD in hand) it was cheaper than what CARPL*S in San Fernando quoted ($35,000TTD) but there are used units selling on eBay. The key is to match the number on ur current MMCS eg: J-01 = N-01 (my MMCS was J-03 so I purchased a N-03 which is that part number I quoted)

Forgive my ignorance - what's the difference between the "Navigation Unit" and the "Navigation Install Kit"?

I'm just assuming the Navigation Unit is the whole unit that you would pull out from the centre console like what's in the pics.

Would I still need to get the Navigation Install Kit if I sourced a corresponding American unit (just the part in the pics below) to the Japanese unit in my car?

dredman1 wrote:

azis wrote:

xtech wrote:Mitsubishi OEM factory navigation system
NAVIGATION UNIT Part # MZ360141EX / MZ360151EX
NAVIGATION INSTALL KIT Part # MZ360180EX or MZ360192EX

This system is compatible with a rear back up camera.
This is also compatible with the Mitsubishi Lancer and lancer EvoX 2008 onwards as well as recent Mitsubishi Outlanders

Not sure if this is the same, but this is the part number I used for the MMCS. Same part number for the install kit as quoted above.
Mitsubishi Display unit: 8750A183

It was pricey since I purchased the Head unit brand new ($14,000TTD in hand) it was cheaper than what CARPL*S in San Fernando quoted ($35,000TTD) but there are used units selling on eBay. The key is to match the number on ur current MMCS eg: J-01 = N-01 (my MMCS was J-03 so I purchased a N-03 which is that part number I quoted)

Forgive my ignorance - what's the difference between the "Navigation Unit" and the "Navigation Install Kit"?

I'm just assuming the Navigation Unit is the whole unit that you would pull out from the centre console like what's in the pics.

Would I still need to get the Navigation Install Kit if I sourced a corresponding American unit (just the part in the pics below) to the Japanese unit in my car?

Once u receive the sub harness in that pic ur fine. The install kit consists of the GPS antenna, brackets, mounts screws, a new trim and the sub harness. I only used the sub harness from the kit and the new trim. Only one extra mod is needed, u need to locate the radio antenna jack and convert it from a 2pin terminal to the standard radio antenna jack we know.

The difference between the navi unit and the install kit is: the navi unit is just the head unit in that pic, minus all the brackets, sub harness, canbus interface (small box under the head unit ) while the install kit carries everything else that's I mentioned before

Got mine converted to english in 10 minutes. Giz Tec has a representative in Trinidad and does it in south Trinidad.

Mudboy wrote:Got mine converted to english in 10 minutes. Giz Tec has a representative in Trinidad and does it in south Trinidad.

Which part in south are they located and how much did it cost. I need to have mine converted also

Sherwin89 wrote:

Mudboy wrote:Got mine converted to english in 10 minutes. Giz Tec has a representative in Trinidad and does it in south Trinidad.

Which part in south are they located and how much did it cost. I need to have mine converted also

where is this Giz Tech person is? is there a contact number?