Skip to content

FUBAR

Resident Member
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by FUBAR

  1. GPS antenna comes with it and is mounted under the dash behind the stereo as shown in the installation video on 1st or 2nd page, reception is perfect for me. Note in pic above the custom launcher I am using displays number of satellites connected live.
  2. If you click on the amazon link above there are 42,000 reviews and over 100 customer submitted pics
  3. Got these last year were a bit cheaper for BlackFriday at £123.48. I like them, replaced the phillips ones from factory. Can't think there is a lot of difference between them when new and run in. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07FY78JBQ
  4. The Fiesta hit 30K Tuesday morning and has done some miles since as roads are filthy and I changed discs and pads at front so need bedding in. Slimer I just moved down the side of the house as roof getting de-mossed today (at some point), swapped the mats out for the winter ones too as I will be using it for back to work as of tomorrow and it's STILL on......
  5. Yea auto dim with headlights etc. If your mobile service provider also allows unlimited tethering you can use your phone as a wifi hotspot and let the car connect to that for full connectivity. Sygic works very well on it. Just be sure to order the 4gb/64gb one or 6gb/128gb one and not the 2gb/32gb one
  6. Also in case you didn't know, when you press the drive mode button in front of the gear stick and it brings up your modes on screen, you can keep pressing the drive mode button and it will scroll through them, whichever one you leave highlighted it will go to that one after a few seconds so you don't actually have to touch the screen with factory stereo etc.
  7. Yea it brings up a screen with the drive modes on it to select which one you want. The 'individual' one which you can set yourself, I have no idea how I would go back into it to change the settings of that one, but i already had it set up the way I wanted so not needed or wanted to try.
  8. Should be a little easier to install in LHD than in RHD as per the video near start of thread. Boot time I don't know I haven't timed it specifically, sub 30 seconds it's essentially a mobile phone or tablet being booted from fully off each time. Like any computer or android device it will boot into it's launcher then continue to load up stuff in background so for full speed smoothness of going through stuff a good 2 minutes, but can be used just a bit slower until it's done this. I run a custom launcher so that's running and booting in addition to it's factory one which adds a little to it. Rear camera is fine if you are happy with removing boot trim and feeding it through the grommet that goes from boot to cars body and routing it to front of car, then it's just plug into adapter that comes with stereo and connect to a power source (there is one on the stereo specifically for this which is handy, but can use anywhere. Near start I posted what I did instead of using the factory mic position as I really CBA with doing it and a mic open in the cabin with a boom would ultimately be the best for picking up the sound without spending silly money. You could stuff the same mic in place of the factory one against the grill, but I would think it likely less clear at picking up voice that way.
  9. You can turn the onscreen heater control thing off totally in settings so it will not come up ever, that's about it. Realistically the physical controls you use to set and or adjust the climate control tell you everything themselves, so it's not really needed in first place. I have left mine on still as it doesn't come up that often, only really when you change settings and when it then gets to temp requested and backs down to maintain it etc.
  10. The 2006 Fiesta replaced the 2016 A4 as I didn't get the use out of it and didn't want to have to stomach the depreciation. The true irony that, had I kept it, it would have been worth more today..... FML!
  11. I will have had the Ford for 3 years in Feb and i've only put 6,400 miles on it. Dead handy wee spare car £30 VED etc
  12. I'd say the 2006 1.4 TDCi Fiesta is a closer match for the Fabia. I remember once upon a time selling my first Mk1 Fabia at 35K miles, worst mistake ever!
  13. Been off work over a week now and and doing as little as possible, I have both cars on the drive threatening to turn high mileage, the Ford in 0.3miles and the Skoda in 0.8 miles But still amuses me to have them both on the edge at the same time!
  14. Going by peoples recent experience on here, I'd go with 4gb/64gb 8 core or 6gb/128gb 8 core only.
  15. Plug(s) on unit in glovebox are unplugged and plugged into new screen so it is totally redundant.
  16. The Ford has 47 miles to go to his 30K miles and the Octy less. Not moved either since Friday as I CBA and am off work.
  17. Separate module, i'd assume plugged in via USB only then after market DAB antenna plugged into that in turn etc. I haven't listened to radio or watched TV in a decade or two, so not something I will ever bother with personally.
  18. Just think if no one had ever used the trip reset button from when it was built! 😝
  19. That's why AliExpress don't use PayPal tbh lol They have their own version of buyer protection though, but never used it.
  20. It's weird as the video of the guy installing one and going through menus, his was from them and was the 2gb/32gb quadcore one and it had the same canbus options as the 4gb/64gb octacore ones we got. Leave a bad scathing review on aliexpress they might contact you and try to bribe you into removing it. Or return it as defective they offer a year warranty and get the 4gb/64 one.

Important Information

Welcome to BRISKODA. Please note the following important links Terms of Use. We have a comprehensive Privacy Policy. We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.

Account

Navigation

Configure browser push notifications

Chrome (Android)
  1. Tap the lock icon next to the address bar.
  2. Tap Permissions → Notifications.
  3. Adjust your preference.
Chrome (Desktop)
  1. Click the padlock icon in the address bar.
  2. Select Site settings.
  3. Find Notifications and adjust your preference.