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Is it possible to upgrade PCM1 to PCM2

scapie4

By scapie4
in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)

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Hello,

I own a 2002 Boxster S with PCM1 navigation system and was wondering if I can easily install a PCM2 system in order to be able to have navigation maps for Greece (currently there are no maps available for Greece for PCM1, unless someone knows where to find them). The whole idea is not to over-spend and more importantly I would like to keep the look of the car as stock as possible.

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Possible yes - practical no. You would need a lot of expensive parts to do that.

Most opt for a 3rd party NAV system that is better supported and more "state of the art".

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