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Steering Wheel volume/track change buttons.
Tallowplanic
 

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Steering Wheel volume/track change buttons.

Hi All

Am certain I've read on here about how unrealible this button is... i.e. changing track when intention is to change volume. I thought it would just be a case of getting used to it but it really does appear to be a bad design or maybe mine really is faulty. Even when I make a conscious effort to press vol down it sometimes jumps track forward. Is everyones as bad as this?

Thoughts would be appreciated.
05-04-2012 11:17am
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Spiderman
 

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RE: Steering Wheel volume/track change buttons.

My steering wheel controls are just fine, suggest you speak with your Dealer.[/b]

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05-04-2012 11:47am
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Token
 

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RE: Steering Wheel volume/track change buttons.

I have the same issue. You have to be very precise...I'm forever changing the radio station by mistake...drives me nuts! Not a faulty button, just a poor design and faulty users!

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05-04-2012 11:49am
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Queeg
 

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RE: Steering Wheel volume/track change buttons.

No problem here either. Just feel for the raised edges on each button and they work fine.
05-04-2012 01:23pm
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IKM
 

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RE: Steering Wheel volume/track change buttons.

(05-04-2012 01:23pm)Queeg Wrote:  No problem here either. Just feel for the raised edges on each button and they work fine.
+1. Think you just get used to it like most other vehicles. Good luck!

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05-04-2012 01:45pm
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PhilSkill
 

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RE: Steering Wheel volume/track change buttons.

I know what you mean, if I consciously press the down volume on the steering wheel it always works, but when I do it without thinking I go back to the beginning of the track! It probably because you're reaching across the button from the left with your thumb so toggle it unevenly.

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05-04-2012 07:51pm
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Evoqess
 

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RE: Steering Wheel volume/track change buttons.

If you have petite Victoria Beckham fingers all is fine Wink

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05-04-2012 08:21pm
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SiT
 

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RE: Steering Wheel volume/track change buttons.

No issue here, seems pretty straight forward to me... 'finger n thumbs'...
05-04-2012 10:54pm
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mark_n
 

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RE: Steering Wheel volume/track change buttons.

Remember if you are going around a corner at the time and the steering wheel is at 90 degrees, pressing what you think is the volume up button will actually be the next track button...

More seriously, no problem here.

Mark

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06-04-2012 07:06am
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gw76
 

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RE: Steering Wheel volume/track change buttons.

I have issues with the button too and is not as instinctive as others Ive used. It works fine if you quickly glance at it before pressing, which defeats the purpose to a certain extent.
The delay is the issue I have, it can take several seconds before selecting the next track which is veee annoying.
(This post was last modified: 07-04-2012 07:57pm by gw76.)
07-04-2012 07:56pm
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