RNS-E will it fit?

jay87

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May 4, 2007
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just a quicky, does anybody know if the audi RNS-E will fit in the new leon?

as i prefer the look of these over MFD2's or 3

Thanks people!
 

jay87

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May 4, 2007
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are they different sizes? or different plugs? thanks for the reply
 

flakmunky

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HAving retrofitted an MFD2 to my Leon and now an RNS-E to my A4 I can say categorically that the 'plugs' are not different. It uses the same Quadlok connector. The pin outs may be different but that isn't a problem.

What would be the biggest problem would be modifying the faceplate to fit.

I also doubt whether the Seat Bluetooth would integrate correctly with the RNS-E... I know of at least one Audi owner who tried to fit a Skoda BT unit and had no joy...

Having said all of that the RNS-E has a very nice GUI and is a fantastic device... The only thing it doesn't have is the hdd that the MFD3 has...
 
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jay87

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May 4, 2007
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ok so for a leon im going to need a sat nav out of a a3?

also how big is the front panel size difference of the mfd2 to the rns-e? as im not sure about how id get round altering the face panel which seat do for the leon with sat nav?
 

flakmunky

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You will be able to recode an A4 to an A3. Before buying I would look on www.navplus.us as there is one member who has fitted an RNS-E to a Leon Mk1...

I would really look in to this before buying.

On another note, just to encourage you to do your research I just enabled the Speech Dialogue System on mine which now lets me control the nav, radio, phone and cd via voice. e.g. "Specify Town... M-A-R-M-I-T-E-H-A-M-P-T-O-N.... Specify Street.... A-R-M-P-I-T-T R-O-A-D... Start Route Guidance... Show Map... Zoom In..." or "Play station Radio 1". This is a very easy hack to do and works really well.

When the Exeo comes along all of this will be very relevant...
 
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