Just got a c220 estate for work on an 04 plate has been pre-wired (or so the handbook says) for a hands freephone but all that comes up is that no phone is connected... What is the better option for an in car phone to link up to my iPhone 5s
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The Convince Telephony option is fitted under the front centre arm rest.
If you have a big void instead, then you do not have the Convenience Telephony option, and no phone prewiring - in spite of the phone button on the steering wheel.
Your opting are:
Retrofit the original MB Convenience Telephony option - doable but expensive.
2. Retrofit COMAND NTG2.5 - this has built in Bluetooth Hands free support. Expensive but adds very good SatNav.
1. Opt for aftermarket Bluetooth kit e.g Parrot - talk to Alfie at www.comandonline.com.
If you have a big void instead, then you do not have the Convenience Telephony option, and no phone prewiring - in spite of the phone button on the steering wheel.
Your opting are:
Retrofit the original MB Convenience Telephony option - doable but expensive.
2. Retrofit COMAND NTG2.5 - this has built in Bluetooth Hands free support. Expensive but adds very good SatNav.
1. Opt for aftermarket Bluetooth kit e.g Parrot - talk to Alfie at www.comandonline.com.
- Joined
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- 2022 Hyundai IONIQ 5 RWD / 2016 Suzuki Vitara AWD
