GreyKnight

Just thought I'd post a conclusion to this and a thanks to those who have advised. Dad took his Yeti to the dealer this week over a minor issue and while he was there asked them to see why the hands-free wasn't working. They discovered the Bluetooth to be faulty, so the car's got to go in to have it fixed.

I did turn up the volume knob while "in-call" but nothing happened, is there a special place/way to do it?

Hi Mike From your post I bought my dad a Nokia 113. Got it connected up fine. The only problem is that there is no phone audio coming through the car speakers? The car microphone works fine as when I call him I can hear dad speaking to me, but he can't hear me speaking back??? Is there something special I need to do in order to pipe the sound through? Hands free is set to on and so is the microphone. Surely you don;t have to physically plug a cable in to the AUX socket? thanks Graham

Hi all My dad bought a brand new Yeti TDi 140ps Elegance 4x4 back at the end of last year (great car, it's his first Skoda and he's so pleased with it, he's always had Land Rover's before). This week he asked me if I could get him a new PAYG phone which he would be able to use with the Buetooth so he can take calls in the car. I bought a Nokia 108 from the Carphone Warehouse for £28. It was the cheapest phone I could find which had Bluetooth (my dad is 75 and only uses his phone to make and receive calls, he doesn't even understand texting). Unfortunately when I tried to pair the phone with his Yeti yesterday the pairing worked fine, but then the display in the car said "connection not possible". I tried a number of times, the devices found each other and the codes matched etc, but then it just wouldn't work. Can anybody recommend a CHEAP phone (preferably under £50) which they know does work with the Bluetooth in the Yeti? It's a 63 plate car (pre-facelift). many thanks Graham