My Zumo 660 has bitten the dust. Anyone have one they don't use and would like to sell? Without Erags around to direct me (he lost his battle with lymphoma last June), I'm lost without my GPS!
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My Zumo 660 has bitten the dust. Anyone have one they don't use and would like to sell? Without Erags around to direct me (he lost his battle with lymphoma last June), I'm lost without my GPS!
You might check with Garmin, they do refurbish certain models. Might cost less than getting a different used one.
I've had several repaired by Garmin for $40 - 100. In most cases, I received a different unit so the turn around time is 1-2 business days.Quote:
Originally Posted by PapaHotel
Wayne
So sorry to hear of his passing. If you plug in reconditioned Zumo 660 to Google you should have multiple choices from which to chooseQuote:
Originally Posted by DocRags
Al
Sorry for your loss.Quote:
Originally Posted by DocRags
Will send you a personal message .... I have a brand new (BRP branded) 660 that was used for a few weeks on my 2016 RT. I opted to replace it with the 590 as I like some of it's features over the 660. Included in the box a new harness with motorcycle mount and the BRP center handlebar mount.
I would like to get $350 for it, but will entertain any and all offers.
All the best .... Ann
I agree. I did that with a 590LM that was out of warranty. Cost me $180.00 and they sent me a refurbished one. I think the 660's are even less expensive.Quote:
Originally Posted by PapaHotel
If you do purchase another Garmin, I am looking for the weather cap for the 660. I you have one and will be getting rid of it I would purchase the weather cap from you.Quote:
Originally Posted by DocRags
Sharon
Ann, do you, or does anyone SL, happen to know if your 660 harness and mount will work on an F3?
Some models can sometimes be "revived" with a hard RESET.Quote:
Originally Posted by DocRags
And/or disconnecting the battery for a while.
That's true. My trusty old Zumo 550 came back to life after a hard reset. Look in the manual or online how to do that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Easy Rider
I just "fixed" an old TomTom for my bro-in-law last weekend by holding the power button down for about 60 seconds.........since it does not have the tiny little reset button found on some.Quote:
Originally Posted by UtahPete