[UrbanMonster]

Hi All, we just picked up our Yeti Urban 2.0 in silver. Lovely car to drive!

Have got the dog guard and now just waiting on the boot liner so we can let our other monster in it!

One question, it's got the Amundsen radio/NAV but while the manual mentions an MDI Multimedia socket either in the arm rest or in/under the passenger storage compartment I can't find it. Anyone know if it's actually fitted on the Urban or am I just not looking in the right place?

 

[BossFox]

Interestingly another forum member had the same issue.

This version of the manual for Amundsen shows the AUX socket on the front.
Possibly, this means Amundsen equipped vehicles have the socket in the arm rest deleted?

https://mediaportal.skoda-auto.com/resource/documentation/manuals/en/Fabia/06-2010/Navigation/A05_Fabia_Amundsen_NavigationSystem.pdf

Is there anything on the facia of the unit?

 

[The Hood]

On the Yetimauals page there is a file for a Columbus or Amunsden sat nav, the Columbus does not have the aux input on the front. They do like to confuse and complicate don't they.
https://mediaportal.skoda-auto.com/resource/documentation/manuals/en/Yeti/11-2011/Navigation/A-SUV_Yeti_Columbus_NavigationSystem.pdf

 

[UrbanMonster]

Thanks for that, its definitely the Amundsen radio/nav unit. It does have an AUX socket on the front but if it's supposed to have an MDI socket then it makes sense to use it to control MP3 player from the radio rather than risk fiddling with it to play music via the AUX.

 

[BossFox]

I don't believe any Yeti has the MDI, they only get the AUX. It's not even an option.

Slight oversight by Skoda when a £12k Fabia Greenline comes as standard with MDI and AUX sockets.

 

[UrbanMonster]

Hmm, that's a shame.
Seems a bit of a daft idea leaving it off, even more so on the Urban as it's said to be aimed at younger (than "traditional" Skoda) buyers...