HiDo you have a box/consul between the front seats with a hinged lid? Open the lid and there is a square cover over a 3.5mm socket which is the size for an Ipod or similar. Hope the pictures help,they are not very good but they were just taken in pitch darkness.
You have not given many details of your car and I remember from your original post that your Yeti was a very short wait.
Was your car new or used?
Is it left or right hand drive?
Is it a UK spec?
What size are the tyres?
It's a 2.0 (140) TDi 4x4 Elegance. It's also got the off road package and space saver spare wheel. The vehicle is standard U.K. specification and they tyres are the standard one fitted at the factory.I do know how the wait time was circumvented but don't want to publosh it here in case someone gets into bother over it. Suffice to say it's perfectly legal, just bends a system somewhat.
Forgive me if I'm wrong (it wouldn't be the 1st time
), but could the MP3 on the radio just mean that it supports the mp3 file format when supplied on a CD or memory card, rather than actually having an input from an external player? I have a Toyota Yaris that has MP3 on the radio but there is no external input...
From another forum I've learnt that because the SE plus comes with Amundsen sat nav (which has a 3.5mm aux socket on its front face) the socket in the jumbo box isn't fitted. I hope that helps.
Is this a gasket change, or is the usual route a complete replacement assembly? I have an oil leak and slight coolant loss which I think is coming from the same area. Any advice on this is welcome.
Does anyone know about batteries? My 2012 battery was beginning to get a bit weak and slowing turning the engine,so asked the local garage to get me a replacement,the came up with a same size one 52 amp,for £60.The original is 60amp.I assume that wont make any noticeable difference in every day use?
As a "lockdown" job I began an overdue clean of the engine compartment today. During this I found that the top of the air intake plenum is only clipped lightly in place, suggesting that it might be a part one should remove for inspection of the chamber itself. As there are no moving parts in the...
1. The tailgate wiper parks in 2 positions....1. right down against body; 2. just a little further up. Apparently the position depends on the number of sweeps (after 2 sweeps position 2, then next time position 1 and so on) When parked in either position the wiper occasionally fails to work...
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