Toyota/Lexus Sat Nav Whereis V17 for Australia-NZ, 2011 update.

[gpsugbrowser]

Not working with 2009 Kluger. Tried it on DVD-R & DVD+R. Unpacked the ISO, no luck. Any ideas. Have done this in the past, just this V!& won't work ????

Do not just unpack..... using any good Burning software ( I used Ashampoo burning v10, with DVD - R ) select image burning option and slow speed. Working in my 2005 Kluger Grande.

[stevei]

Works perfectly in my 2006/2007 Camry Grande.

Many thanx

[Jesh]

Do not quote unneccesarily


Hi guys,
I've had a version of the Whereis Denso Sat Nav dvd for a few yrs in my BA Falcon, most versions came from this website!

I always found that the Lexus/Toyota versions were the same as the Ford version(apart from the pic on the dvd stating ford, toyota, etc), hence worked fine on my Ford.
I just downloaded V17 from the above links(all 13 files) but found that it didn't work on my ford for the first time!

Has anyone had the same issue if they've downloaded it for a ford system? Anyone else have issues with the above download?

Maybe Whereis have done a shifty and did something to the versions to prevent misuse in different vehicle brands?

Any advice or feedback is greatly appreciated and thanked in advance

[assailantsky]

Links are dead once again. Could someone kindly re-up again? It would be much appreciated!

[gazo]

Again someone tells nonsense
All links work fine
Maybe about time to address your ISP?
Toyota/Lexus Sat Nav Whereis V17 for Australia-NZ, 2011 update.

[assailantsky]

Again someone tells nonsense
All links work fine
Maybe about time to address your ISP?

Yeah, sorry about that gazo, my bad. It was my ISP, tried the links again at work and they worked. Thanks for the links.

[assailantsky]

Works flawlessly on my Hybrid Camry. Thanks again.

[nagamas]

Thank you for the upload. Downloaded and extracted ok.

[gazo]

Please refrain from pointless quoting earlier messages

[pozza]

Many thanks gazo, works perfectly in BA MKII XR6T. Just extracted the .iso file with winrar and burnt as an image onto a DVD-R at 2x