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Re: in car phone
« Reply #15 on: 12 November 2009, 15:43:19 »
any new ideas peeps as i would love to get it working, tried everything now and still nothing just the same message. Sim inserted correct way up and pushed fully in as far as it will go but nothing ?????? could it be a fault with the head unit in the car or something else........

Tried v/fone, tesco and o2 sims in it to no avail  :-/ :'( :'(
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Re: in car phone
« Reply #16 on: 13 November 2009, 11:43:53 »
Hi, When you put the card in does it 'click' into place? i had a problem with mine where somebody had got a sim (not on card) stuck in there, my sim went in but i could feel an obstuction, i took the other sim out and new one just clicked into place and hey presto! hth    :)
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Re: in car phone
« Reply #17 on: 13 November 2009, 14:27:16 »
Hi Des yes it does feel like it is clicking into place ok, goes in all the way past were the little panel goes on, i am just debating wether to pull the stereo out and carefully take the outer casing off to see if there is any obstruction inside causing it not to work????? how easy this is i do not know as i dont have the radio keys for a vx any more so was debating on making some make shift one for time being
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Re: in car phone
« Reply #18 on: 13 November 2009, 14:53:06 »
I think at this stage, I would be looking to see if any of teh gold connector springs on the head unit had bent backwards and not engaging with the contacts on the sim

clutching at straws a bit I`m afraid   :-/
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Re: in car phone
« Reply #19 on: 13 November 2009, 15:10:51 »
right had the radio out (metal coat hangers are ace lol) gently took the top and bottom plate of the head unit cant see any obstructions in there at all and it is clicking into place ok, dont have a small enough torx bit though to remove the cassette cartridge to gain better access. dave dnd you may have a pm in a mo lol regards testing the phone part if you can
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Re: in car phone
« Reply #20 on: 13 November 2009, 15:18:43 »
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right had the radio out (metal coat hangers are ace lol) gently took the top and bottom plate of the head unit cant see any obstructions in there at all and it is clicking into place ok, dont have a small enough torx bit though to remove the cassette cartridge to gain better access. dave dnd you may have a pm in a mo lol regards testing the phone part if you can

Save the PM - I think you`ve done everything I would so far  :'(
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« Reply #21 on: 13 November 2009, 15:26:09 »
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right had the radio out (metal coat hangers are ace lol) gently took the top and bottom plate of the head unit cant see any obstructions in there at all and it is clicking into place ok, dont have a small enough torx bit though to remove the cassette cartridge to gain better access. dave dnd you may have a pm in a mo lol regards testing the phone part if you can

Save the PM - I think you`ve done everything I would so far  :'(

The only thing not done is to remove the cassette cartridge for better access to the sim card holder
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« Reply #22 on: 13 November 2009, 15:37:23 »
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right had the radio out (metal coat hangers are ace lol) gently took the top and bottom plate of the head unit cant see any obstructions in there at all and it is clicking into place ok, dont have a small enough torx bit though to remove the cassette cartridge to gain better access. dave dnd you may have a pm in a mo lol regards testing the phone part if you can

Save the PM - I think you`ve done everything I would so far  :'(

The only thing not done is to remove the cassette cartridge for better access to the sim card holder

usually Torx T8   :y
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« Reply #23 on: 23 November 2009, 19:43:30 »
done and fixed, stripped the whole lot apart, cassette cartridge out the lot, removed the cover plate for the sim holder gently bent all the pins put all back together and hey presto it works woooooooo hooooooo
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Re: in car phone
« Reply #24 on: 23 November 2009, 19:46:47 »
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done and fixed, stripped the whole lot apart, cassette cartridge out the lot, removed the cover plate for the sim holder gently bent all the pins put all back together and hey presto it works woooooooo hooooooo

 :y  :y  :y  :y  A result! Although mine doesn't get a lot of use, I find it does work well ..... and you're legal when you're using it!   ;)
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« Reply #25 on: 23 November 2009, 21:49:10 »
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done and fixed, stripped the whole lot apart, cassette cartridge out the lot, removed the cover plate for the sim holder gently bent all the pins put all back together and hey presto it works woooooooo hooooooo

 :y  :y  :y  :y  A result! Although mine doesn't get a lot of use, I find it does work well ..... and you're legal when you're using it!   ;)
exactly which is why i wanted it working so i am legal if i am in the car. Now know how to strip a ccrt 700 to its components lol
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Re: in car phone
« Reply #26 on: 24 November 2009, 10:58:32 »
Glad you got it working :) As i said on a previous thread im struggling with the reception on mine, I have tried changing aerial to an after market one and had no joy, and recently tried a (proper) replacement, but the reception is patchy at best.
What sim did you end up using and what is your reception like?
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Re: in car phone
« Reply #27 on: 24 November 2009, 12:29:47 »
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Glad you got it working :) As i said on a previous thread im struggling with the reception on mine, I have tried changing aerial to an after market one and had no joy, and recently tried a (proper) replacement, but the reception is patchy at best.
What sim did you end up using and what is your reception like?
got o2 in at the mo and i am getting 4 bars next to the little radio mast on the mid  :)
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Re: in car phone
« Reply #28 on: 24 November 2009, 12:36:27 »
Wow!!  four bars, i never have that even right next to mast lol,
I have been looking for a signal booster thingy on net but not had any joy.
do you know you can operate the phone via steering wheel controls instead of reaching down to head unit?  :)
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« Reply #29 on: 24 November 2009, 13:59:03 »
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Wow!!  four bars, i never have that even right next to mast lol,
I have been looking for a signal booster thingy on net but not had any joy.
do you know you can operate the phone via steering wheel controls instead of reaching down to head unit?  :)
how cool will have a play later then lol
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