Screen clarity depends greatly on display size, but clarity is also affected by resolution. A 7” display in a smaller vehicle might seem to block too much of the view through the windshield! If possible, test drive a navigation system with your car to determine which size display is best for your situation. On the other hand, a big-screen GPS may not be the best choice in a compact or subcompact car. The latter are particularly popular with professional truckers. A 6" or 7" model would be a better choice. Dashboard layout and driving position in those vehicles cause the navigation system to be mounted farther from the driver’s eyes than in a smaller sedan. Most people with average vision find a 5" screen quite comfortable, but that opinion changes if the unit is mounted in a larger vehicle, such as a van or RV. Is screen size really a significant factor? However, models as small as 3.5” are widely available. The most popular sizes for a navigation system’s display are 5", 6", and 7". I tried the bicycle tire removal tool discussed earlier, but could not gain enough purchase to get the cover to release.BestReviews Display and controls Display size Pulled the spatulas rubber off the blades and after some sanding, ended up with three very resilient trim removal tools. Bought a set of three spatulas at Walmart for ~$2.75. Take your time - no damage or scratches at all.Ī word on the spatula blade. Finally achieved the complete release by using both hands to pull the cover out. I then worked accross the top using the spatula blade and my hands to release the three top clips. Using my hands and the spatula blade, I worked up the right side releasing the center push clip, and finally to the upper right corner releasing that push clip. Started at the lower right hand corner (immediately adjacent to the lower right corner of the A/C switch) using a small (think jeweler's flat headed screwdriver) to pry up the corner, then inserted a slightly larger one adjacent to this, and finally inserted a plastic spatula blade to release the lower right push clip. I removed the cover on my 2011 3.6R Limited W/Nav this afternoon using this approach. Your idea for removal of the cover by starting at a bottom corner is a good one.
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