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Model specific boards => Golf mk5 => Topic started by: Wolfie on 08 August 2008, 11:53
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Hi - can you help or is this a dealer visit?
I have recently had my MFD2 sat nav changed by the dealer under warranty, as a result of changing this they managed to scratch the fascia around my climate controls - after complaining they put in a brand new unit and surrounding plastics - result.
The problems I now have is that the Sat Nav states all the distances in Kilometres and I prefer good old fashioned miles - how do I get the unit to convert from km to miles?
and the other being that when I sychronize the driver and passenger climate control settings with the 3 second hold of the auto button - the two temps converts to 22c instead of what I had mine set to - for example if i set mine to Lo and then hit the Auto button to synch the passengers side to this - it doesnt - but sets them both to 22c!?!? it worked before !!
Thanks in advance :smiley:
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Does the MFD2 come with an instruction manual? I would have tought its a simple settings button that you need to push to get it back to miles rather than kilometers. I know its the boring option but a good read of the manual will tell you how to put it back.
As for the A/C no idea, sorry.
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As AlanD said - RTFM :wink:
Re the air-con, the press and hold method you describe is designed to do that - somthing about optimum factory settings being 22 deg C. If you want to synchronise the passenger temp to the same as the drivers, just briefly press the "dual" button.
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Ive looked through the manual and zip! But after playing with the menus etc I eventually solved the problem - you have to go the language setting - there are two settings for english - metric and imperial - just toggle between them for your desired setting - km or miles.
OK TT - will try the dual button way of synchronising - I think the problem is that when VW changed the climate controls they gave me the updated ones as I dont think I had the dual button previously!
Will make sure I read the manual thoroughly cover to cover next time before I post and stop being a lazy git! :wink:
Thanks again guys.