2010-2012 Chevy Traverse GMC Acadia Navigation Radio GPS CD DVD OEM 20939028

2010-2012 Chevy Traverse GMC Acadia Navigation Radio GPS CD DVD OEM 20939028

Item Specifics

• Condition: Used (OEM Original)

• Brand: GM / Chevrolet / GMC / Buick

• Manufacturer Part Number: 20939028

• Interchange Part Numbers: 22739332, 20876358, 20900942, 25841328

• Features: Touchscreen, GPS Navigation, CD/DVD Player, Auxiliary Input

• Fitment Type: Direct Replacement

• Years: 2010, 2011, 2012

Description

Genuine GM Navigation Radio - 20939028

This is a Genuine GM OEM touchscreen navigation head unit. It is the premium "U4H" option code radio that includes GPS mapping and DVD playback capability. This unit was removed from a vehicle and is in excellent cosmetic condition with minimal wear on the buttons.

Product Highlights:

• Bench Tested: The screen, CD/DVD player, and all hard buttons have been tested. The touchscreen is responsive with no dead spots.

• OEM Quality: This is a factory original unit—not a cheap Android replacement. It maintains your steering wheel controls, OnStar, and factory backup camera (if equipped).

• Navigation Ready: Features the factory GPS software. (Note: A map disc or SD card may be required depending on your vehicle's specific setup).

Vehicle Fitment Guide

Direct fit for the following (with matching part numbers):

• 2010-2012 Chevrolet Traverse

• 2011-2012 GMC Acadia

• 2010-2012 Buick Enclave

• Important Note on TheftLock: Like all GM radios, this unit is VIN-Locked. Once installed in your vehicle, it will likely display "LOCKED." You will need to visit a GM dealer or use a professional OBDII programming tool to "marry" the radio to your vehicle's VIN.

Shipping & Returns

• Safe Arrival: Radios contain delicate laser pickups and screens. We ship in heavy-duty boxes with 360-degree foam protection.

• Fast Handling: Shipped within 1 business day.

• 30-Day Guarantee: We offer a 30-day return policy. Please ensure your mechanic can program this unit prior to purchase, as we are not responsible for dealership programming fees.

The "Expert Peer" Tip:

Since you are selling a GM Nav unit, you will almost certainly get a message asking if it's "Unlocked." * If you have already had the VIN cleared, add "UNLOCKED / VIN CLEARED" to the title to double your sales price.

• If you haven't, stick with the "TheftLock" warning above to protect yourself from "Item Not as Described" cases when the buyer sees the lock screen.

Would you like me to draft a quick message you can send to buyers explaining how they can get this radio unlocked at their local dealership?