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    2002 Navigation plus - never on right road

    Hi Guys...

    I am playing with my new car a 2002 Audi A4 fitted with Navigation Plus and I have a problem..

    The map is displaying the car moving but its not even close to the road I am actually on... its the right general area of the map but without it being on the right road - its unusable.

    Is there a way to reset the satellite lock or something? My Tom Tom works fine but I would like to use the system in the car?

    Suggestions please? I have the manual but cant see anything that might help

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    The gps antenna will be faulty, as the navigation picks up the speed of the car via the can-bus system. Get a replacement from eBay, can be fitted just behind the glove box and they cost around £10-£20.

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    Thanks.

    Does anyone know where the original aerial is so that I take a look at the connections etc first?
    ChrisC
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    If it's factory fit then then the GPS is part of the aerial on the roof. That is the common part that fails, you could spend a few days ripping the car apart and check all the connections (there are a couple as it's part of the cars wiring harness) or you just replace the antenna. You could also replace the aerial/GPS with a new Audi part but they are around £100+

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    As Chris has a cabriolet then it is in the boot lid, not the roof and chances are it's a broken cable as it's a common fault on the cabbys that the cables fail over time with the boot opening and closing.
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    http://www.tclsatnav.com

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    Thanks Craig - is there a fix or is it better to install a standalone aerial inside the dash. Perhaps you wouldnt mind recommending any aerials as I see you are in this kind of industry . I would be happy with a PM if adverstising is frowned upon in this forum
    ChrisC
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    I would go as suggested with a £20 puck behind the dash cluster or under the dash above the glovebox. Seems the simplest solution.
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    http://www.tclsatnav.com

 

 

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