Interesting! Wanna swap the eight track for Bluetooth? I'm sure they're 'plug and play'. Please keep the Cliff tape for yourself, though. I couldn't sleep if I deprived you of that!
Thank you well I'll be dammed I've had.my corsa 7.years and now I've found a new teacher I've learnt so much already.. who said ya can't learn an old dog new tricks ..well that's just a myth 🤣
Well present - though a phone is possibly more distracting to a driver than even a SatNav or entertainment, I hope calls are made and received by the driver when the car is safely parked. I'd hate to hear of the green thing's driver being distracted and the car getting damaged so a write-off. 😚
First, your videos are really useful. My corsa d doesn’t have bluetooth as standard, so should i find an aux to bluetooth adapter or aux fm transmitter? What would you suggest me?
Glad the channel's useful. A Bluetooth FM transmitter is worth considering, too. It's easy to use, inexpensive, etc. I recently released a video that explains how it works. See: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fn_E_Rz9GQs.htmlsi=mqndKTwRobK3S5WO
Quick question. I just got the Corsa 1.3 CDTI 75 150th anniversary, I know I can take phone calls etc. but can I listen to my phone's music through Bluetooth?
@@CarSpyTV Thanks! But how do I do it exactly? I can access my phones calls but can’t seem to find the music section associated to my phone on the Corsa. How do you access it? If I just connect my phone to the car (which is automatic once they’re plugged together) and put on music, the music just plays on my phone and not on the car audio.
