Nixxxster,
That was my issue for several month but in the end, I went with the factory touch screen. I did this primarily because I wanted to retain the steering controls and ease of installation. However, I do regret the decision. On the factory unit you can play only a single disc at a time so if your nav disc is in, you can't listen to a CD unless you have a changer. Also, I found the reception to be very poor. The antenna is mounted in the dash and with our vertical windshields, the system had its difficulties.
I hear now with the Eclipse there is a way to get the steering controls to work. Also, it is a very sophisticated unit that does more for the money. I ended up selling my TNR at a huge loss. I did keep the TNR I bought for the Yukon as it doesn't have any reception issues. Still, I wish I had bought an Eclipse for that as well.
BTW - My friend has an Eclipse in his subaru STi and it is an outstanding unit!
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2006 Fusion Orange Limited Edition H2
2008 Greystone Metallic / Sedona H2 (Sold)
2004 Sage Green H2 LUX w/ Nav (Sold)
2006 Black H3 LUX + Off Road (Sold)
2003 Yellow H2 LUX (Sold)
2003 Pewter H2 Adventure (Sold)
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