Thread: Net Above the Grab Rail in a Puma

no nets on ours

SVX only. It's all listed in Microcat as parts for the iPod kit but we don't get that ability on the default radio of the Puma's. The SVX radio is also different - Clarion I think.

Thanks dmdigital and dullbird.

KarlB

As Derek said SVX only. Very handy to store stuff too as I reckon I'm the only person I know that doesn't own an IPOD.

It is a clarion and very fiddly and hard to use.

Nigel

It is a clarion and very fiddly and hard to use.

Nigel

Second that. On top of that ours has been faulty for over 6 months. Still not resolved. Still waiting on parts to repair.6 plus months with no stereo. Not happy.
Kenley

That is almost hard to believe Kenley.

Have you asked for the money to just buy a new one yourself?

I think there should be some compensation in some way as you have paid for a 4WD with a working radio...not a 4WD WITHOUT A RADIO!

I have just had the Garmin Nuvi 760 die.

Landrover got a new one from me from the UK. Took about 4 weeks. I picked it up and guess what....they sent it out without Australian Maps loaded but I could drive most places in Europe!

It was also the 750 model. Silver surround on the face (instead of black) but the 750 has no Bluetooth!

The dealer rang me the next day to see how I went so I had a laugh with him about it. They have now sent my 760 to Garmin to be repaired but no idea how long it will take.

Nigel
Really getting over this radio drama. They say it is the harness not the radio. The radio as you know is fiddly to use. Almost dangerous in traffic situations. I would love to replace it. But when working, the sound quality (to my ears) is amazing.
Funny you mention the GPS. Ours too was faulty, we had a new one sent out, after a long delay. Like yours ,no Australia maps but amazing coverage of UK and Europe. Also after the where to page, instead of the go home page it had find Dealer option. On start up it had the Land Rover emblem.
I think they were pushed for time originally and sourced the GPS's locally.
We have our original faulty GPS still, waiting nearly a year for the replacement to come back with Australia maps on it.

Kenley

I hear your pain Kenley and you are far more patient than I am. I won't wait a year.

I have already priced a new GPS. It is the 765 and has a few more features all for a list price of $429!

If mine takes too long, I will ask them for a refund for the price of the GPS and I will go buy my own. Or, have credit at the dealer to go towards the next service.

If I were you, 12 months without a radio or a GPS means you should have something like a credit at the dealer for your "pain and suffering"