Fog Lights and Phone
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Fog Lights and Phone
what foglights must i need for my xtype? and in addition, i wish i knew how to use the phone feature on my car... :/
anyone?
any recommendations on which bulbs, and also the highbeam daytime lights.. i dont know the name for them... when i turn my lights in P position, they are very lightly left on... anyone know?
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anyone?
any recommendations on which bulbs, and also the highbeam daytime lights.. i dont know the name for them... when i turn my lights in P position, they are very lightly left on... anyone know?
ALL POSTS ARE APPRECIATED!
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Since (I see a run on sentence here ) people seem to be finding a way to retrofit factory NAV into their cars. I wonder what it would take to upgrade an 02 car to the newer version that supports bluetooth.
For sure the nav upgrade is a pain with lost of wire and modules.. and at the mercy of dealer to deal with programming issues. but it appears that it can be done..
It would be great if there was a list of parts/wires/modules, that would allow me to retrofit a way to have my phone connected via bluetooth, and to dial from the Nav screen.
Does anyone know what is the real technical reason why the early cars dont have a dealer kit for bluetooth?
For sure the nav upgrade is a pain with lost of wire and modules.. and at the mercy of dealer to deal with programming issues. but it appears that it can be done..
It would be great if there was a list of parts/wires/modules, that would allow me to retrofit a way to have my phone connected via bluetooth, and to dial from the Nav screen.
Does anyone know what is the real technical reason why the early cars dont have a dealer kit for bluetooth?
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pu5hkar I asked this question about 3 weeks ago. Our 02's only have what looks liek to me the microphone already fitted into our roof consols but in reality there is only soem type of black rubber cap up there. The only thing our cars have to add the phone are the buttons, thats it. I have been told if I want factory blue tooth it is better to upgrade to a new vehicle which has thsi feature. I refuse to accept this answer. I am going to try sending a msg to a mamber named xdave or davexI believehe is on the UK forum and hes done all kinds of neat things liek fabricate a navigation harness and add heated seats to thefront and rear seats of his x. Maybe he woudl knwo what to do or how to go about doing this. I will keep you posted.
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Call it great foresight for back in 1999 and 2000 when this car was designed. There was no bluetooth then, and somehow Jag decided to put the buttons. There was an in Car phone kit that used the buttons but that phone has become obsolete. Jag upgraded what ever was necessary to keep the buttons but add bluetooth connectivity.
Just because the buttons you see look the same.. what is behind them may be entirely different.
Just because the buttons you see look the same.. what is behind them may be entirely different.
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Call it great foresight for back in 1999 and 2000 when this car was designed. There was no bluetooth then, and somehow Jag decided to put the buttons. There was an in Car phone kit that used the buttons but that phone has become obsolete. Jag upgraded what ever was necessary to keep the buttons but add bluetooth connectivity.
Just because the buttons you see look the same.. what is behind them may be entirely different.
Call it great foresight for back in 1999 and 2000 when this car was designed. There was no bluetooth then, and somehow Jag decided to put the buttons. There was an in Car phone kit that used the buttons but that phone has become obsolete. Jag upgraded what ever was necessary to keep the buttons but add bluetooth connectivity.
Just because the buttons you see look the same.. what is behind them may be entirely different.