ChrisUK said:At least you got a car!!.
lol true true. but guess what the garage rang me and said they fixed it already, so i picked it up a few hours ago n its all working
ChrisUK said:At least you got a car!!.
VinylHogger said:Funny, I had exactly the same problem. It was working fine for the first 3 months and then one day it just started fuzzing, making it difficult to hear either people on the phone, or the Bluetooth lady. I was determined not to have to bring it back to the dealer so tweaked a few settings and the fuzzing stopped. But now, when I switch sources from RADIO to CD, there is an almighty difference in the volume. Annoyingly, I have to remember to quickly turn the volume down when switching from RADIO to CD to avoid deafining myself or smashing the windows!! Also whenever I skip between CD tracks, there's a really irritating interference noise that only sounds for a second or 2 before the music starts to play. One problem solved, and a whole new one to worry about. Damn it!![]()
ChrisUK said:Yep look in the Menu button on the radio and look for 'External Volume' and turn it up.
warranty should be fine. They are plug and play. Not wire cutting, and can be removed should you have any problems.strippy said:Those xenons look wicked - do having them fitted jeopardise the warranty?
Please elaborate on the details. How much did it cost to have done (fully fitted), what brand type xenons should we be looking at???
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