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Bluetooth Microphone

tobywuk

Active Member
Feb 13, 2007
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When im talking to people with the inbuilt bluetooth, they always say i sound quiet and difficult to understand and because of this i have to shout.

Does anyone els have the same problem?
If i go to the dealer and have a moan, will they fix it?
 

mode

Active Member
Apr 27, 2007
281
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North Wales
I find that at town speeds 30/40 mph its fine but at motorway speeds 70 mph plus then yes the same I either shout or drive a bit slower one problem though is driving through town and using the bluetooth it looks to others like you are talking to yourself:)
 

peaky

Guest
I had this problem - seemed as if the mic was not sensitive enough.
I asked the dealer to look at it, but they said it was fine. :banghead2
I investigated myself by removing the interior light cluster and found that the mic was installed incorrectly. It was in the holder sideways, so the mic was pointing at the side of the light cluster rather than the hole into the cabin !

I reseated the mic the correct way around and now it works perfectly :D

Maybe you have the same problem ?
 

devopuk

Guest
Peaky, can I ask how you got the interior light cluster off - did it involve much force?
 

peaky

Guest
I spent ages trying to work out how to get the thing out, with gentle pulling and prising, :confused: but eventaully worked it out......

To remove the light cluster you need to prise off the plastic lens using a sharp tool (I used a knife) but be careful !
When the lens is off, you can see a few clips around the insides of the plastic module that you can unclip with a screwdriver.
I can't remember exactly where the fixings were located, but when the lens was off it was easy to see them.

I hope this helps...
 

chrisboyle999

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Nov 28, 2006
1,838
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Geordieland
was in at the stealers today asking where my car is (another story) and while i was there i got him to demonstrate the bluetooth for me on a showroom car.
one of the points he made was that if you increase the volume on the steering wheel, it not only increases the volume inside the cabin, but also increases the volume of your voice to who ever you are talking to.
give it a try.
 

leviathan18

Active Member
Jan 30, 2007
452
1
Venezuela, Caracas
well i was curious to see how the mics where used and i pulled off the little thing where they are it doesnt involve too much force and i did it with my fingers and i liked the way seat did this 3 mics pointing drivers side middle side and passenger side everyone says it sounds like if i was talking with the mobile
 

tobywuk

Active Member
Feb 13, 2007
83
0
i will have to take the light off and have a look then. In the mean time i will shout lol
 

peaky

Guest
I'm starting to think there may be different types of mic setups out there, because there was no way to remove just the mic on mine, and I'm sure there was only a single mic in there.
 
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