bluetooth car kit
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From: Luxembourg
bluetooth car kit
Hi, I have purschased a Bluetooth car kit (parrot) for my future (1 week) 996 4S. This car Kit come with a "small" switch (hangup).
Does anywell say me the best place to put this switch without defacing my new car <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" />
Thanks
Does anywell say me the best place to put this switch without defacing my new car <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" />
Thanks
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From: Cincinnati, OH
How hard is it to install this kit? What would an installer charge?
on the switch? Can you use a Porsche switch instead? I guess a switch that's normally used to raise/lower the top on a cab would be fine.
Can the system be integrated with the stereo? Or better still, with the phone module of the PCM?
I'm sorry that I couldn't answer your question, but at least I've got you a bunch of questions
on the switch? Can you use a Porsche switch instead? I guess a switch that's normally used to raise/lower the top on a cab would be fine.
Can the system be integrated with the stereo? Or better still, with the phone module of the PCM?
I'm sorry that I couldn't answer your question, but at least I've got you a bunch of questions
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From: Luxembourg
Ok, I have installed this system on a audi. Thats work fine !
I waiting my car (C4S) and the dealer must install the parrot system at de delivery.
When I have my car, I post picture and I inform you on the result of the installation.
I waiting my car (C4S) and the dealer must install the parrot system at de delivery.
When I have my car, I post picture and I inform you on the result of the installation.
Burning Brakes
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From: Jupiter
This is mandated by insurance in Luxembourg? That's how it is in Belgium now.
I'm curious ... what are the Luxembourg car taxes like to register a car such as this? In Belgium they are very expensive so we seen many Luxembourg plates on the road.
Stephen
I'm curious ... what are the Luxembourg car taxes like to register a car such as this? In Belgium they are very expensive so we seen many Luxembourg plates on the road.
Stephen
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From: Luxembourg
Hi,
It's not mandated by insurrance ! But if you call without this, you can pay more than the car kit ;-) if you are stoped by the Police !!!
In Luxembourg, you have not "register" taxes such Belgium ! Only VAT (15%) and annual taxes (150 EURO).
It's not mandated by insurrance ! But if you call without this, you can pay more than the car kit ;-) if you are stoped by the Police !!!
In Luxembourg, you have not "register" taxes such Belgium ! Only VAT (15%) and annual taxes (150 EURO).
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I have a bluetooth kit and I love it. The best place for the switch is in the ashtray (assuming you don't smoke). I have a carbon fiber interior, so I built a little carbon fiber shelf to lift the switch as high as I could while allowing the lid to close. With the lid closed, you see nothing of the kit. The best part about bluetooth is that I can leave my phone in my briefcase in the trunk or in my jacket, and the handsfree would be completely invisible. When you need to use the switch (which is almost never if you use voice commands), you simply tap the cover of the ashtray, it swivels open, and you have access to the switch. All nice and easy, and you don't even have to look down to do it.
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Originally Posted by Greg P
Interested in how you get on with the installation. The Parrot system seems to be a class leading unit in terms of compatability/functionality, etc.
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Originally Posted by Allart
How hard is it to install this kit? What would an installer charge?
on the switch? Can you use a Porsche switch instead? I guess a switch that's normally used to raise/lower the top on a cab would be fine.
Can the system be integrated with the stereo? Or better still, with the phone module of the PCM?
I'm sorry that I couldn't answer your question, but at least I've got you a bunch of questions
on the switch? Can you use a Porsche switch instead? I guess a switch that's normally used to raise/lower the top on a cab would be fine.
Can the system be integrated with the stereo? Or better still, with the phone module of the PCM?
I'm sorry that I couldn't answer your question, but at least I've got you a bunch of questions
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Originally Posted by Greg P
Interested in how you get on with the installation. The Parrot system seems to be a class leading unit in terms of compatability/functionality, etc.
Burning Brakes
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From: Glendale, AZ
Originally Posted by SoonerE39
Not to bump up an old thread but I have the same kit installed in my 528i. It works great so far.