This is where I selected the update based on my Infotainment System and region I live in (for me - North America and the 'non' CVO package), paid for the download, etc. I plugged my USB Flash Drive into my computer and the Naviextras Toolbox took over from there. There is a toolbox app that needs to be installed on your computer 'Naviextras Toolbox' which can be downloaded from. The Fingerprint File allows the Naviextras to learn what software your Infotainment System and Navigation System currently has. Next, I went to 'Setup', 'System Information', 'Navigation', 'Export for Update' and finally selected 'USB'. After turning my ignition switch to Accessory, I inserted the USB Flash Drive and then clicked 'Okay' when the message 'No Playable Media Found'. įirst, I had to export data from my Navigation System to create a 'Fingerprint File' using a 16GB (minimum) USB Flash Drive. With that being said, I know there are some members out there that are interested in the Maps Update, so this is what I learned. AND, if I couldn't afford the $149.95, I would not have installed it. I like the Infotainment System and have used the Navigation System many times but I know it's not for everyone. I am creating this post to share information about the Maps Update, not to start a debate on whether the update is worth the $149.95 versus using GPS on my phone, Google Maps, etc. is the website where Maps Updates are purchased and downloaded, and there is a link on Harley-Davidson's website under 'Owners' and the specific Infotainment System you have - 'Maps Update'. I have the Boom! Box 6.5GT Infotainment System.

I just installed the Maps Update (Not the Dealership Locations Update) for the Navigation System on my 2016 Harley-Davidson Ultra Limited.

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