Volume Goes High And Low When I Hit A Bump
04-16-2007, 06:24 PM
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Volume Goes High And Low When I Hit A Bump
I Am Wondering Whats Wrong With My Radio
The Volume Goes Up And Down Without Me Touching Anything But It Only Happens When Im Driving Or When I Hit A Bump Or Even When I Close My Driver Side Doori Was Wondering How To Find The Problem Or Wat The Problem Is My Cars A Coupe So It Might Be Different From A Sedan Thanx
The Volume Goes Up And Down Without Me Touching Anything But It Only Happens When Im Driving Or When I Hit A Bump Or Even When I Close My Driver Side Doori Was Wondering How To Find The Problem Or Wat The Problem Is My Cars A Coupe So It Might Be Different From A Sedan Thanx
04-16-2007, 06:40 PM
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My guess is your volume speed control is too sensitive. It's designed to increase volume as your speed increases and I bellieve it uses the increase in ambient/road noise to raise it.
04-16-2007, 07:34 PM
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Midnight Blue 2004.5 C230 Kompressor Sport Sedan. 2002 w210 E320, 2009 w211 E350 Sport
I Am Wondering Whats Wrong With My Radio
The Volume Goes Up And Down Without Me Touching Anything But It Only Happens When Im Driving Or When I Hit A Bump Or Even When I Close My Driver Side Doori Was Wondering How To Find The Problem Or Wat The Problem Is My Cars A Coupe So It Might Be Different From A Sedan Thanx
The Volume Goes Up And Down Without Me Touching Anything But It Only Happens When Im Driving Or When I Hit A Bump Or Even When I Close My Driver Side Doori Was Wondering How To Find The Problem Or Wat The Problem Is My Cars A Coupe So It Might Be Different From A Sedan Thanx
04-16-2007, 07:52 PM
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I actually like the volume sensing mic etc. My w202 didn't have a mic and you could tell when it would increase the volume if you went up say from 70-75 mph, I think there was something in the sound system where it went up by increments every so often you reached a higher speed.
04-16-2007, 07:57 PM
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Hahaha...So true dawg. I have to hear the even levels on music, so if I bring work home and I listen to stuff in the car, I couldn't have the volume levels going up and down...Made it too difficult to judge the quality of the music.
04-16-2007, 08:33 PM
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drexappeal, can you possibly instruct us newbies how to remove such a device?
04-16-2007, 08:40 PM
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yaa i would like too noo how to turn off the sensor myself the dealer is a rip off
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04-16-2007, 09:09 PM
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Blake P actually did a DIY on another forum. Just search for the thread subject: "Unplugging BOSE Audio Pilot mic". It's not on MBWorld, but it is on another forum.
Here are the steps, but if you want pics, you'll have to search for that one.
Here are the steps, but if you want pics, you'll have to search for that one.
Courtesy of Blake P
1) Remove dome light cover: I used a butter knife and pried the cover loose starting from the top left side (closest to the driver's side), then pried open the rest using my fingers. I've heard of others using a flathead screwdriver to pry it open, but a butter knife seemed to work better for me.
(sorry, no pic of this step)
2) Remove entire dome area by sliding two clips behind the dome light. This will expose all wires that supply power to the dome and map lights.
3) Locate wires conecting to audio pilot mic in front right side. There are two wires, one brown and one white connecting to the small round mic.
4) Pull wires firmly to expose mic and connection that will need to be unplugged.
5) Separate mic from connection to prepare for unplugging.
6) Here's the moment of truth...Unplug the damn mic.
7) Now tuck the cord back benind the empty space and put the dome back on in reverse order.
8) Throw the stupid mic away and enjoy the steady volume of your BOSE sound system, no matter how fast you go or how much bass your system pumps out.
1) Remove dome light cover: I used a butter knife and pried the cover loose starting from the top left side (closest to the driver's side), then pried open the rest using my fingers. I've heard of others using a flathead screwdriver to pry it open, but a butter knife seemed to work better for me.
(sorry, no pic of this step)
2) Remove entire dome area by sliding two clips behind the dome light. This will expose all wires that supply power to the dome and map lights.
3) Locate wires conecting to audio pilot mic in front right side. There are two wires, one brown and one white connecting to the small round mic.
4) Pull wires firmly to expose mic and connection that will need to be unplugged.
5) Separate mic from connection to prepare for unplugging.
6) Here's the moment of truth...Unplug the damn mic.
7) Now tuck the cord back benind the empty space and put the dome back on in reverse order.
8) Throw the stupid mic away and enjoy the steady volume of your BOSE sound system, no matter how fast you go or how much bass your system pumps out.
04-16-2007, 09:10 PM
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Midnight Blue 2004.5 C230 Kompressor Sport Sedan. 2002 w210 E320, 2009 w211 E350 Sport
Now, if you don't have Bose, it may be as simple as going into the dealership and having them disable the speed sensitive volume.
