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Garmin RV 660 LMT

prairie_camper
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Looking for personal expierences with the 660, I just bought one and have had some difficultyโ€™s with it. Also was told that line has been discontinued? Also does yours have the latest software update 3.90. Thanks
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jfkmk
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prairie camper wrote:
Quote โ€œTry doing a hard reset. See the Garmin. Website for instructions. If I recall, I did a hard reset then the map update.โ€œ

Went to the garmin website and there support center, unable to find instructions on doing a hard reset. Also down loaded the 660 manual. Could not find information on hard reset in either source. How did you do a hard reset? Thanks

I. Sorry, I really don't remember. I looked for the email from Garmin, but it was too long ago. I would call or email Garmin, they were pretty helpful.

prairie_camper
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Quote โ€œTry doing a hard reset. See the Garmin. Website for instructions. If I recall, I did a hard reset then the map update.โ€œ

Went to the garmin website and there support center, unable to find instructions on doing a hard reset. Also down loaded the 660 manual. Could not find information on hard reset in either source. How did you do a hard reset? Thanks

jfkmk
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prairie camper wrote:
jfkmk wrote:
prairie camper wrote:
MDKMDK wrote:
Have you set up an online account with Garmin, and downloaded the Garmin Express application for Windows? That's a good place to start. Garmin Express will check your unit's software and map id and let you download/apply any updates that might be out there. Then you'll be up to date with maps and software.
As far as discontinued, probably true. They obsolete stuff almost as fast as they can ship it out the door.
http://www.gpscentral.ca/discontinuedproducts.htm


Done all that, have a problem with the propane warning, cannot inhibit the warning. Thus asking for real life experience. Thanks

I had the propane warning that wouldn't turn off. Very annoying! Called Garmin, they suggested updating the maps and everything was fine.

Try doing a hard reset. See the Garmin. Website for instructions. If I recall, I did a hard reset then the map update.
Done that updated twice still no joy.

prairie_camper
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jfkmk wrote:
prairie camper wrote:
MDKMDK wrote:
Have you set up an online account with Garmin, and downloaded the Garmin Express application for Windows? That's a good place to start. Garmin Express will check your unit's software and map id and let you download/apply any updates that might be out there. Then you'll be up to date with maps and software.
As far as discontinued, probably true. They obsolete stuff almost as fast as they can ship it out the door.
http://www.gpscentral.ca/discontinuedproducts.htm


Done all that, have a problem with the propane warning, cannot inhibit the warning. Thus asking for real life experience. Thanks

I had the propane warning that wouldn't turn off. Very annoying! Called Garmin, they suggested updating the maps and everything was fine.


Done that updated twice still no joy.

RVhiker
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I've had a Garmin RV 660LMT for a couple of years and have never had a false propane warning of any sort.

Under Map and Vehicle preferences, you can select Audible Cautions and Advisories and de-select the Shut Off Propane setting.

I'm using the 2018.3 map and 3.90 firmware.
There's lots of advice and information in forums...
sometimes it is correct.

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jfkmk
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Explorer
prairie camper wrote:
MDKMDK wrote:
Have you set up an online account with Garmin, and downloaded the Garmin Express application for Windows? That's a good place to start. Garmin Express will check your unit's software and map id and let you download/apply any updates that might be out there. Then you'll be up to date with maps and software.
As far as discontinued, probably true. They obsolete stuff almost as fast as they can ship it out the door.
http://www.gpscentral.ca/discontinuedproducts.htm


Done all that, have a problem with the propane warning, cannot inhibit the warning. Thus asking for real life experience. Thanks

I had the propane warning that wouldn't turn off. Very annoying! Called Garmin, they suggested updating the maps and everything was fine.

rr2254545
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Here is a list from RV Trip Wizard - a very short list

LP-GAS PROHIBITED:
Maryland/Baltimore:

Baltimore Harbor and Fort McHenry (I-95) tunnels. Alternate route for RVs with propane over the Francis Scott Key Bridge is I-695.
Massachusetts/Boston Harbor:

All tunnels.
New York/East River:

Between Manhattan and Brooklyn: Brooklyn Battery Tunnel.

Between Manhattan and Queens: Queens Midtown Tunnel.
New York and New Jersey/Hudson River:

Between Manhattan and Jersey City: Holland Tunnel.

Between Manhattan and Fort Lee: Lower level George Washington Bridge (I-95 South) and George Washington Bridge Expressway. Lower level Verrazano Narrows Bridge.

Between Manhattan and Weehawken: Lincoln Tunnel.
LP-GAS RESTRICTIONS:

Virginia/Chesapeake Bay Bridge/Tunnel: RVs equipped with ICC-approved compressed cooking tanks not exceeding two 45-pound capacity tanks (or two permanently mounted containers with maximum total capacity of 200 pounds) may cross the facility provided that, in the opinion of the toll collector or police sergeant after inspection, the tanks are completely shut off and securely attached.

Texas/Houston Ship Channel: Washburn Tunnel between Pasadena and Galena Park: Maximum of two 7ยฝ-gallon containers (30 pounds gas each) or one 10-gallon container (40 pounds gas) of DOT (ICC)-approved type, with shutoff valve at discharge opening. Valve must be closed when in tunnel. LP-gas as vehicle fuel prohibited. 7ยฝ-gallon containers (30 pounds gas each) or one 10-gallon container (40 pounds gas) of DOT (ICC)-approved type, with shutoff valve at discharge opening. Valve must be closed when in tunnel. LP-gas as vehicle fuel prohibited.
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jules6
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I have a 760 and it does not have a propane warning for tunnels and bridges.

MDKMDK
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Duplicate post. Cellphone malfunction.
Mike. Comments are anecdotal or personal opinions, and worth what you paid for them.
2018 (2017 Sprinter Cab Chassis) Navion24V + 2016 Wrangler JKU (sold @ ????)
2016 Sunstar 26HE, V10, 3V, 6 Speed (sold @ 4600 miles)
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MDKMDK
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MDKMDK wrote:
Ok. Now that we know the problem area. Some functions and warnings can't be disabled. Like making settings adjustments while in motion. It's usually model specific. You might want to send Garmin product support a note and ask them, while you're waiting for another 660lmt owner to respond.
Sorry, couldn't be more help.
Mike. Comments are anecdotal or personal opinions, and worth what you paid for them.
2018 (2017 Sprinter Cab Chassis) Navion24V + 2016 Wrangler JKU (sold @ ????)
2016 Sunstar 26HE, V10, 3V, 6 Speed (sold @ 4600 miles)
2002 Roadtrek C190P (sold @ 315,000kms)

MDKMDK
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Ok. Now that we know the problem area. Some functions and warnings can't be disabled. Like making settings adjustments while in motion. You might want to send Garmin product support a note and ask them, while you're waiting for another 660lmt owner to respond.
Sorry, couldn't be more help.
Mike. Comments are anecdotal or personal opinions, and worth what you paid for them.
2018 (2017 Sprinter Cab Chassis) Navion24V + 2016 Wrangler JKU (sold @ ????)
2016 Sunstar 26HE, V10, 3V, 6 Speed (sold @ 4600 miles)
2002 Roadtrek C190P (sold @ 315,000kms)

prairie_camper
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MDKMDK wrote:
Have you set up an online account with Garmin, and downloaded the Garmin Express application for Windows? That's a good place to start. Garmin Express will check your unit's software and map id and let you download/apply any updates that might be out there. Then you'll be up to date with maps and software.
As far as discontinued, probably true. They obsolete stuff almost as fast as they can ship it out the door.
http://www.gpscentral.ca/discontinuedproducts.htm


Done all that, have a problem with the propane warning, cannot inhibit the warning. Thus asking for real life experience. Thanks

MDKMDK
Explorer
Explorer
Have you set up an online account with Garmin, and downloaded the Garmin Express application for Windows? That's a good place to start. Garmin Express will check your unit's software and map id and let you download/apply any updates that might be out there. Then you'll be up to date with maps and software.
As far as discontinued, probably true. They obsolete stuff almost as fast as they can ship it out the door.
http://www.gpscentral.ca/discontinuedproducts.htm
Mike. Comments are anecdotal or personal opinions, and worth what you paid for them.
2018 (2017 Sprinter Cab Chassis) Navion24V + 2016 Wrangler JKU (sold @ ????)
2016 Sunstar 26HE, V10, 3V, 6 Speed (sold @ 4600 miles)
2002 Roadtrek C190P (sold @ 315,000kms)