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Why not. If you`re part-exing the car like me you probably could get a bit more for a private sale. I took all of my bits and pieces out including my road tax and after selling it all I got almost another £500 on top of my part ex price which for me got it near to what I thought was the real...

I ***umed that with you having a facelift car the cd changer was built into the satnav unit

To answer you're questions in order No For me, as good as CD See here http://typeaccord.co.uk/forum/topic/4903-another-xcarlink-install/ I was very happy until I sold my car Yes

I had them installed for about 4 years and was never flashed once nor was I pulled up at MOT time in those 4 years

I ordered mine from Holdcroft and was delivered free. I suggest you do the same. The part number on my invoice is H04301-RBD-305 and it cost me £45.76

A smaller version of the radio aerial goes in there. Maybe TMC or Satnav

I`m in Newtonmore and Peterhead in June. If its still there I might go and have a look at the car. Can I ask how many miles have you done and does it have ADAS

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How much is the road tax?

I agree Shabz. Don`t know if you remember but Geordie Dave sorted out mine and Oz`s mirrors for us. Although I was lucky I already had folding mirrors on my facelift. A very clever man

Nice one Shabz, join the club :)

An obvious first question is are you sure you plugged everything back in. I know on a couple of occasions I`ve left something unplugged. I think the GPS antenna is a small square box under the top cover

Search here for Xcarlink, thats your best bet.

I bought one of these recently and it didn`t work. I wanted it to provide me with the aux in port so I could plug in my Android phone and use the Tune In app to give me a workable radio. At the moment all I get from my factory fitted radio is interference so its unuseable. Apparently, even...

Does EX-GT have a different body kit a la ES-GT and part leather seats as opposed to full leather on the EX

If you have the right Xcarlink they sell a bluetooth adaptor for it, think its about £50. It just plugs into the Xcarlink. As for the Parrot solution the other half has one in her C4 Picasso and it works great

Getting the top panel off is dead easy. If you don`t have a trim removal tool I normally use a paint scraper. Where it joins the top of the satnav unit push something thin in there, lever it up, and it should flick up. You can then do the same with the sides. You can then lift it off and move it...

It can take mine up to 10 minutes sometimes to pick up satellites again after its disconnected

Showing my ignorance here but what happens to all the crud thats dislodged. Does it pass into the engine, will it harm the cat or dpf where fitted, even if it is disolved. Just wondering

Dan is right. Take the battery out, I couldn`t do it at all with it in. Sidelights I found were a doddle if you go through the wheel arch