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SOS Trouble
My 4.8is is american version but its in europe, so the SOS obviously does not work, any ideas? how do i stop sos and have the music again? thnx |
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You can try pulling the fuses for the telephone with the car off. I believe they are the middle two fuses 15A & 7.5A on the left bank. The fusebox is behind the cover on the passenger side in the rear hatch area.
I have to do this for time to time when I use the bluetooth feature in my car with my non-supported phone. The radio gets stuck in phone mode and will not respond to button presses to change it back to radio. Pulling the fuses for a few seconds does restore proper operation. I am ordering a supported device to see if it still happens with that phone before complaining to the dealer. Matt |
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guys help please, there has to be a way to stop this SOS from blinking, and reactivate the radio and cd player, so i can play the damn music. Dont wanna go to dealer for such minor thing.
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Try removing fuse No. 7 in the glove box. Then remove fuses 72, 73, 74, 75 in the rear trunk fuse box.
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Is this normal? My fuses mainly say 20's and 30's |
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there should be a sticker labeling the fuses on the fusebox. look for ones labeled telephone.
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If the fuses are getting you nowhere...Try going into the trunk and disconnecting the battery for a few minutes then re-connect it...Its worth a shot.
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