Can someone explain how the RR 2000 navigation system works. Specifically how does the voice commands get to the speakers? I have a 2000 RR in which all aspects of the navigation system work except I cannot here and voice commands out of the speakers. I suspect a loose connection but need to know how it works in order to trace the connections.
Thanks.

 

try this guy
These and other radio problems can of course be fixed by paying the $1500 requested by the dealer for a new radio, but I recently discovered that John Monaghan of Roverville Radio Repair & Exchange provides top quality radio work with all genuine factory parts at a fraction of Land Rover's prices and down time. John specializes in the Clarion Diversity units (AMR 2672) used on all 4.0/4.6 models from 1994 through 1999.5, and the RTC7788 model used on Defenders. He also buys these units in any condition and sells fully reconditioned units for $425 (a far cry from the $1500 Land Rover price). He actually repairs these units for many Land Rover dealers who do not want to wait several months for the official Clarion repairs -- John's usual turnaround time is a splendid 24 hours from the time of receipt. John has kindly agreed to help sponsor this website, so if you use his services please mention you were referred by Rangerovers.net.

 

Yes, I agree, Roverville is a top notch company.