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  • OEM Bluetooth issue! no response!

    Hi,

    I got a 09 golf 118 tis, rcd 510 radio. I installed a OEM bluetooth unit in the car (Part Number: 1K8 035 730 D, Novero) and connected to 510. Seems nothing happens: iphone can not find the device, the bluetooth audio still in grey, no bluetooth set up pops up. Absolute no responses.

    Does anyone know what should i do as there is no phone option pop up in the menu i have no control over this. PLease advise if i need to send to dealer to do the recoding or just something simple set ups i could do it home.

    Thanks
    Betasoot

  • #2
    I'm pretty sure you need coding for the car to know you've got BT.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by ziggyboy View Post
      I'm pretty sure you need coding for the car to know you've got BT.
      I guess that's the thing can only be done in the dealership. Actually the seller has provided me a serial of code i just have no idea where to put them in.

      THanks

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      • #4
        The part number you've given (1K8 035 730 D) is for a 9W2 Module. It's quite old, as a side-note.

        When installing Bluetooth, the BT unit & car will need to be coded correctly using a VAG-Com cable. This can be done by a dealer (for a fee), or it can be done by one of the many forum members on here who have a cable and will help you.

        If you get stuck, I'll assist for my standard fee of a bottle of alcohol.
        Last edited by mythik; 13-03-2012, 03:06 PM.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by betasoot View Post
          I guess that's the thing can only be done in the dealership. Actually the seller has provided me a serial of code i just have no idea where to put them in.

          THanks
          I don't have experience installing the BT module (as my RCD510 already came with one) so I'm not sure what you meant by serial code. Contact a mechanic that specialises in VW cars. They should have access to VCDS. Would probably be cheaper than going to a dealership.

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          • #6
            This may not apply to the 9W2, but when I installed the 9W7 (with a RCD510) and did not have the coding done, I could still use the BT but only if the RCD510 was switched on. I could pair the phone and use the telephone menu on the RCD510, but the steering wheel buttons and the MFD display didn't work. Nor could I set any options on the BT. After I had the coding done, then I could use the steering wheel buttons and the MFD display and could set the BT options. VW Village did the coding for me.
            mk VI GTI, manual, reflex silver, basic

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            • #7
              Will need to code the vehicle as per here.
              Some say he was the Stig... all we know is that he drives a VW Transporter.
              Audi A3

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Ryan_R View Post
                Will need to code the vehicle as per here.
                the link is great helpful.

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