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04-28-2009, 10:32 AM
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Let's try solving the original problem first:
What two languages are loaded on the nav? Have you tried loading 2 x non-German languages to force the overwrite of the German language files? eg GB and FR What does the rest of the car do when you change the language? ie: what languages display in the check control display? You problem is strange, as the Mk3 sends the change language command to the instrument cluster, which then in turn sends the new language settings to the entire vehicle. So I struggle to understand where the problem might lie, unless someone deliberately loaded DE and DE onto the nav. 
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04-28-2009, 10:44 AM
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Hi Kiwi.
We have talked about this earlier.  The options in the Nav are GB or D. However, if i try to choose GB, it ignores my request, and keeps it at D. The nav wasinstalled at a later time, and i only have low cluster.. Edit. I do not know how to choose the languages to be loaded.
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04-28-2009, 11:16 AM
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Low cluster is the problem. Your cluster does not respond to the change language command.
You can load new languages with NavCoder. However, it will not change your problem. With a low cluster, the vehicle will always default to the default language (language 0, or German), because the cluster does not send any language commands. If you do not wish to change the cluster, then your only solution is to change language 0 (German) to another by editing the text on the nav OS disc, and loading the customised OS. Which is of course what you wish to do.
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