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GPS City Q&A » Mounts » Garmin Nuvi 765T cradle Replacement?

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Garmin Nuvi 765T cradle Replacement?

› Garmin Nuvi 700 Series Cradle REPLACEMENT

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H Vanderford
Atlanta, Ga

Original question asked on Dec 17, 2010, 5:50pm

Is item number 011-01730-80, cradle for Garmin Nuvi 765T, OEM equipment from Garmin? Thanks

GPS City
Calgary, AB

Reply #1 on Dec 20, 2010, 4:26pm

Hello,

Yes this is the correct replacement for your nuvi cradle, thank you for inquiring.

Cheers

John
Toronto

Reply #2 on Jan 23, 2011, 3:55pm

How do I minimize the shipping cost? I leave just outside of Toronto and Canada Post charges less than $4 to ship larger items than this. I'm willing to pay $17 for the item but refuse to pay such a high shipping cost.

Jordan GPS City
Calgary, AB

Reply #3 on Jan 24, 2011, 12:07pm

Hello John,

I wish we could ship to you for as little as $4 but unfortunately shipping costs are much higher. Our shipping costs are lower than competing companies and are in most cases lower to the customer than what we actually pay. If you have an account with a shipping company we can ship it on your account. Shipping to Toronto is only $9.95 overnight if you are in the city and not rural.

Cheers

John
Toronto

Reply #4 on Jan 26, 2011, 4:14pm

Thanks Jordan, the first time I keyed in my Postal code, it came up with a $25 shipping charge. $10 is much more reasonable.

Also, I see two part numbers for the same item. Can you explain the difference between 011-01730-80 and 010-10823-07.

Thanks,

GPS City Ben
Las Vegas, NV

Reply #5 on Jan 26, 2011, 4:35pm

Hi John - There is no difference. Either one will work just fine with the 765T. Let us know if you have any other questions!

Richard
Pickering Ontario

Reply #6 on Mar 11, 2012, 6:06pm

Looking for pricing & S&H cost for Garmin cradle #011-01730-80.
Shipping to Canada postal code L1V 4V7.
Thanks,
Richard

Roxie
GPS City

Reply #7 on Mar 12, 2012, 7:56am

You can check the price online at,

http://www.gpscity.com/garmin-nuvi-700-series-cradle-replacement.html.

To choose your shipping option, add the item to the cart, and then use the drop down menu in the cart to select a shipping method.

Sean
Dallas

Reply #8 on Jun 12, 2012, 10:20am

I'm just curious to know why the cradle on the nuvi 765T fails after a couple of years? Is this an on-going issue (with this device or others) or just a design flaw since most of the cigarette adapters are below the cradle and therefor causes a natural drag on the craddle?

Jordan
GPS City

Reply #9 on Jun 12, 2012, 11:00am

The problem is with not properly inserting and extracting the cable from the cradle. There are two buttons on the cable connector you need to press in to take the cable out of the mount. If those are not pressed properly the connection will break over time. Also tugging on the cable while in the mount will cause damage over time. What happens is the connection in the cradle gets physically damaged. I have had a nuvi 750 for many years with no problems with the cradle. My cable stays in the mount even when it leaves the vehicle.

first sergeant
Hanover, In

Reply #10 on Feb 14, 2013, 6:30am

I also keep my cable plugged into the cradle, but I have had to replace the cradle twice in 4 years.

Like it is
Vancouver

Reply #11 on Apr 7, 2013, 6:42pm

I am sorry. But the problem is not how the user inserts and removes the cable. It's simply a very bad design. The cable pulls or tugs and puts weight on the connector. This will over time cause the connector to fail. It's as simple as that. The hideous one way to insert the cable is also to blame. Fortunately. Garmin chanded the connector in their 2013 higher end models. But look how long it took them. They also removed ecoroute as a standard feature. Garmin is not very proactive when it comes to customer satisfaction.

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