pvr said:Great. And now you are deaf as you had the sound on max![]()
never mind, I neen the inner to put the origional wires back.Alemito said:srhutch, I did not understand how you got your sound back.
I have the same symptoms as you do, I have tried reversing pins 5 and 11 (piggyback wires for now) but no avail. Music softens but no spoken instructions. Would you be so kind to explain what I need to do?
N4LLY said:Alemito said:srhutch, I did not understand how you got your sound back.
I have the same symptoms as you do, I have tried reversing pins 5 and 11 (piggyback wires for now) but no avail. Music softens but no spoken instructions. Would you be so kind to explain what I need to do?
Not sure he will remember, this thread is 14 years old![]()
pvr said:That was a retrofit and was missing the pins in the plug if I remember well.
I had the issue with the pins connected the wrong way around as I retrofitted the satnav in that car as well.
You mention piggy back, that sounds odd. Can you make them the sole cables and what else is on those points then?
pvr said:It is not simply muted, right?
pvr said:Press the selector knob, select 'Instruction', press and hold the selector knob for a couple of seconds - the voice is now muted (the speaker symbol next to 'instruction' now shows a line through it)