Getting a new used 2009 coupe...yeah
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2008 C350
Getting a new used 2009 coupe...yeah
hey group
should be picking this up wednesday....
need two things to start
bluetooth.....it says its prewired
and tint...not too dark...but worthy of a mercedes....
im so stoked.....
any suggestions....
its white with black interior......CPO and still under warranty
should be picking this up wednesday....
need two things to start
bluetooth.....it says its prewired
and tint...not too dark...but worthy of a mercedes....
im so stoked.....
any suggestions....
its white with black interior......CPO and still under warranty
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2008 C350
Anybody try the 3m christaline tint
The dealer said that the Bluetooth just needs the dongle. Which just attaches to a port in the car. No install needed. Which one is the best. I see two on eBay. Want to use my iPhone 5 in the car
The dealer said that the Bluetooth just needs the dongle. Which just attaches to a port in the car. No install needed. Which one is the best. I see two on eBay. Want to use my iPhone 5 in the car
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I hate to tell you, but "prewiring" for the cell phone is a $10 piece of wire, so you're probably still $700 in parts, plus labor, away from adding Bluetooth. Look in the center console. If you have something like this below, you are golden and ready to pair the phone:
If you don't have that part, but have a connector like this one below, then all you need is that Bluetooth puck for about $150:
If you don't have that, then you will spend around $500 for an aftermarket integration, or over $700 for OEM parts.
If you don't have that part, but have a connector like this one below, then all you need is that Bluetooth puck for about $150:
If you don't have that, then you will spend around $500 for an aftermarket integration, or over $700 for OEM parts.
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I hate to tell you, but "prewiring" for the cell phone is a $10 piece of wire, so you're probably still $700 in parts, plus labor, away from adding Bluetooth. Look in the center console. If you have something like this below, you are golden and ready to pair the phone:
If you don't have that part, but have a connector like this one below, then all you need is that Bluetooth puck for about $150:
If you don't have that, then you will spend around $500 for an aftermarket integration, or over $700 for OEM parts.
If you don't have that part, but have a connector like this one below, then all you need is that Bluetooth puck for about $150:
If you don't have that, then you will spend around $500 for an aftermarket integration, or over $700 for OEM parts.
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