CIP4 wrote: » Anyone with a Golf GTI ever attempt to plug out the soundakator. Read online in a few places it can simply be plugged out under the bonnet. I am wondering does it really only make a difference when in sports mode or does it make much of a difference to normal mode for example.
tossy wrote: » I just coded mine to fully off. Car was noisy enough without it plus they get loose time and make a horrible rattle.
George Dalton wrote: » Good move First thing I did when we got the R Wagon was Revo Stage 1 software Second thing was code out stop/start Third thing was disable the soundaktor All done within the first 4 hours of ownership :pac:
Slippin Jimmy wrote: » I have registered for car net on my phone. I was trying to send a map using the we connect app but it doesn't show on my nav. When I try to go into car net all I get is "car net:error". I have tried resetting it through the car but still get the same message.
drunkmonkey wrote: » Check out Waze for a map app, saved me a few points Friday....turned on car net once I think...
Slippin Jimmy wrote: » I agree that car net isn't great. However, as it is a new car I would expect everything to be working correctly. Waze is an excellent app. Can it be run through Android Auto do you know?
drunkmonkey wrote: » Yea works fine through Android auto, did you update to the latest version of android auto last week. It's a lot slicker. If you want YouTube working (it's add free in the car for some reason) you'll need to root your phone as Google have 3rd party apps blocked.
theintern wrote: » http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=283163.msg2609343#msg2609343 Spotted this on another forum. Might be interesting because it's come up on this thread before. There's an Irish poster who had an accident in his GTI, with an undeclared remap and pedal box and both were noticed by the VW garage when the car went there post accident. Whenever it comes up on this thread or elsewhere on boards, there's always a lot of posters that argue that it wouldn't be noticed in the case of an accident, but this is a first hand account of the garage spotting it and reporting it to the insurer. The insurer oddly enough didn't seem to care in this case.
Killinator wrote: » Got them from a place in Dublin (Hotline Wheels), same ones as the CM wheels. They're actually the reps, I've read the OEM version are a bit soft and way too expensive. I can see any difference between these and the OEM visually and they don't feel any heavier than the Cadiz. I think they come in silver, gun metal and gloss black.
SaintsYB wrote: » How much are genuine Pretorias going for?
SaintsYB wrote: » Hmmm. The reps are £2k so by the time you convert it, it's about 800 euro more expensive for the genuine ones. Mad price either way.