Radio volume - am I going mad?

ClareB

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I have a query and just wondered if anyone else has experienced this...

My radio volume adjusts itself by small amounts, either up or down. I have tried various things to see what the cause is.. ie accelerating, climate control on or off.. nothing seems to be the cause, it tends to be random.

Today, when I was in a queue of traffic I am sure the volume went down a smidge and my headlights dipped... :wtf:

I drive a Ibiza Cupra.. can anyone help my sanity? :headhurt:
 

RichieRich

Mk4 Golf GT TDi
Sep 17, 2005
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Hi, claire radio's do come with a automatic volume thing... the quicker you get the computer turns the volume on the sterio up and when you go slower it de-creases... but i dont know if thats the problem you have or not it could be reflected.....
 

mrcoyote

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Jul 26, 2004
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Try turning that function off to see whether it's that which is causing the volume fluctuations. I can't remember which setting it is though as I took my Alana out a few weeks after I got the car. :doh:
 

ClareB

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Ah cheers for the advice guys.. will have a look in the manual and see if that is the problem... (which is probably where I should have looked first! Though you lot are always much more informative :thumbup: )

Really thought I was going mental! Really started to bug me! hehe
 

ClareB

Guest
Guys! You are superstars... just had a look in the manual.. selecting PTY and scrolling though, my scv (volume proportional to speed) was set to low turned it off and had a quick blat round the block.. YAY it worked...

So, it seems I was going a bit mad as the speeding up slowing down didn't seem to work when I was testing it previously!

Thanks though, am happy again!

:thumbup:

note to self - check the manual!
 

RichieRich

Mk4 Golf GT TDi
Sep 17, 2005
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people are somtimes better than manuals as we can describe it better sometimes... im glad i was in the right direction of the prob.. made me happy to! i just cannot figuare out my probs..
 

TazB

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Mar 23, 2007
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i think its a great idea. it saves you turning the volume up and down all the time.
 

Hudson

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May 15, 2007
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LOL this thread is useful.... I have the same issues but i couldnt be arsed to read the manual.... Never got round to searching for the solution but have now found it here.

You guys know everything....

H
 

ClareB

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Good to see I am not the only one .. really thought I was going bonkers!

I guess in theory I can see the plus side, though like me, if you didn't even know it existed it just became a worry!

hehe to blaming your gf, sort of thing I would do to my boyf.. hate it when he's driven my car and moved my mirror/seat/controls about.. :drive1:
 

Le0nheart

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Oct 7, 2007
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Good to see I am not the only one .. really thought I was going bonkers!

I guess in theory I can see the plus side, though like me, if you didn't even know it existed it just became a worry!

hehe to blaming your gf, sort of thing I would do to my boyf.. hate it when he's driven my car and moved my mirror/seat/controls about.. :drive1:

Oh shes learning to drive at the mo and keeps asking to take the FR out for a spin - there's only so many ways I can say no lol
 

Potts

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well bugger me i thought i was going mad i didn't realise there was this volume thingy on these cars just thought my hearing was going!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! time to investigate!
 

Potts

Guest
just had a quick play with the cd unit and have managed to switch it off to so hopefully it should be sorted now.
 

ClareB

Guest
Oh shes learning to drive at the mo and keeps asking to take the FR out for a spin - there's only so many ways I can say no lol

Ekkk! Learning to drive in a FR! Nice!

I hate it when my boyf is driving, we live by lots of country lanes I have to cover my eyes :headhurt: when something approaches the other way... whilst shouting "Don't scratch my car!" hee hee
 
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