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Citigo Smartphone Mount

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Hi does anybody no how to split the adjustable section from base. There is a lever but it does not work on my mount.

  • 7 months later...

Hi,you have to press that lever and slide bracket right way until it’s move and than separate.It’s not going easy so you have to put a bit of strength.

 

See more details on attached screen shots from owners manual and unlocked bracket ;)

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  • 3 months later...

Would this mount work on the 2015 model? Thanks 

  • 7 months later...

is it still legal to use even a factory supplied car phone mount for sat sat??

On 24/08/2019 at 12:58, NCC-74656 said:

is it still legal to use even a factory supplied car phone mount for sat sat??

 

Why would it not be legal (in the UK at least)?

 

i'm getting a Citigo so it's a worry for me. Recently on the news it was reported that our already strict 6 points for touching your phone while driving penalty was about to get worse to include using your phone as a sat nav.. i think! Don't know if this is a worldwide forum or just uk? but in the UK 12 points means you loose your licence. Or getting caught twice using mobi means you loose you livelihood.

Re use of phone as sat nav in uk... yes it is legAl,,,, do a google search for the specifics

Ah - I see now. What the irritating politicians (or probably the hysterical newspapers) have been talking about is a ban on using a hands-free phone mechanism in a car. It is right that using a phone (not hands-free) is daft and is rightly illegal, but they are now saying that even if you simply talk into a phone, or listen,  this is just as dangerous*. This is not about using a SatNav, which is not (yet) a subject of major importance, because it is currently illegal to fiddle with a SatNav on the move anyway - fair enough.

 

* when we go down the road of agreeing that simply talking on a phone is dangerous when driving, you can be pretty sure that having the radio on, or playing music, or speaking to a passenger, or having a chatty spouse in the car, all amounts to the same 'dangerous' thing, so all these will be banned too.  And then, despite pretty much everything being banned, the roads will still not 100% safe (non! quelle surprise!), because there is, so far, no easy way to prevent imbeciles from owning and driving cars. Mostly, it's stupidity that kills and injures, but nobody will dare agree that this is true....

 

sounds about right @freemansteve. Thanks.  I still can't believe people are allow to ignite small fires in their cars when smoking!. Kids should be banned as well! :)

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