Where can I get a 2008 cadillac navigation system manual. With directions on personalization.

James, All I could find was the link below, navigation manual.
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https://my.cadillac.com/content/dam/gmownercenter/gmna/dynamic/manuals/2004/cadillac/escalade/2004_cadillac_escalade_navigation.pdf

Download manual

you have to go to the deaer and have them sign you up for the program and then it will work

tried to locate the manual with google, but unfortunately had no success. You could ask some specialized manual search engines, like here or here. The services are not for free, but most times worthy - saved my live more than once.

call your loca cadillac dealership and talk to a service person, they can direct you how to do this.

i think , on panel set the menu button , may have the change greeting option or reset

Had the same problem...hit CONFIG...then Vehicle on the left side...when the Vehicle screen
shows all the info on languages....hold your finger on the clock in top right corner. The clock
adjust screen should appear. I could never get the clock adjust screen because I was just
touching the time...you have to keep your finger on it until the screen comes up. Hope this helps.

Gary
Virginia

try www.edmonds.com

I shipped my 2006 Yukon Denali from USA to Saudi Arabia. When I to purchase the Middle East map DVD for the navigation system. GM Navigation answered me that they do not have the middle east DVD and I should contact the European branch. The dealer in Saudi Arabia is asking for $1200 for the disc and I know it is worth no more than $400. Could you please direct me to someone who sells the 06 Denali navigation map DVD? Thanks..

On my '06 Navigator the navigation dvd goes in a slot on the console to the left of the passenger's feet. There's a removable panel.

On a side note... does anyone have a newer dvd for Canada? The one that came with my vehicle is compile for the Quebec (*gasp*) market and is outdated.