The point be moot........the MP3 player with Bluetooth stated that it could not be played thru the car stereo via BT....... So, NEVERMIND !!

I wish that it did....... I have renumbered tracks 01, 02, 03, etc, but the audio system still reads as 1, 10, 11, etc. This is using .WMA format I think......   The Edge audio does not like the #4 in MP3....... It will play track 1, then 2, then 3 then 5......It will skip 8 as well. Same goes for disc #..Disc 1, then 2 then 3, then move on to a completely different book !!   I am considering an MP3 player, but need to connect to USB from an audio out (head phones ) jack. If I  playback via Bluetooth, i believe I will not be able to use my cell phone for navigation... Why can't anything...... JUST WORK ?????    

Thank you for that info.  Next service I'm going to have them check it. Luckily, I am still under warranty. Much appreciated!    

I've had several Karcher's. Usually in the 2nd or 3rd year something goes wrong and I get the speed up—slow down, speed up—slow down on the motor/pump. Called Karcher and they told me what was wrong but wasn't worth fixing.    Nonetheless, I'd never use high pressure in the engine compartment. (I have used the battery sprayer in the video and it's perfect.)   Gas has several advantages, lot more power, accessories, more flexible (not limited by power outlet.) Just get one with a Honda engine and known pump. 

By default, SYNC 4 plys each reach in alphabetical order (even when playing by album.)  The system sorts by filename in ASCII code.    To get the system to pay each single in a specific order, you must rename the title to be read in the specific order you choose.   The BEST way to achieve this is to rename your songs with numbers, i.e. "01 Tammy.mp3", "02 Sitting in the back seat with Fred. mp3", "03 I sold my heart to the junkman.mp3", etc.   Use a preceeding zero on numbers below 10 to avoid 10 or 100 playing before 2, etc. Organize the music into clear directory to make it easier to follow on the touchscreen:  Root Folder: "Pop Music" Subfolder: "60's hits" Album Name: "Girl Groups" >"01 Tammy.mp3" >"02 Sitting in the back seat with Fred. mp3" >"03 I sold my heart to the junkman.mp3"   etc. Plug the jumpdrive into the USB-A or USB-C port located in the center console, >Audio >Sources >USB >Select by Folder, Artist, or Album (make certain "Shuffle" is disabled.)   This should work perfectly.             I think 🙂  

Call me a dummy........but, I feel the only stupid question is one not asked...   If I use Bluetooth for MP3 player playback, does this eliminate the ability to use my Iphone on the navigation on screen?

Well, I have used a Kärcher since the late 90s and it lasted about 20 years, so no gas powered pressure washer for me.

When I've been face with this, I try to get a needle nose on the end of the threads, hold it tight and loosen the nut. Then when the nut gets to the end of the threads, move the needle nose to the newly exposed threads and continue to remove the nut.    The only other way is to add some metal to the end of the bolt (weld, solder, braze, gorilla glue, ect.), something to grab on to; and then proceed.   .

When I’m trying to remove the spoiler nuts the bolt spins with them, anyone have any advice on what to do?

.WAV files will play in order.............except............. The dreaded track numbering system rears its ugly head.   Track #1 will play, then jump to Track #10,11,12..etc. I have put zeros in front.........the audio system just ignores them. Plays 1, 10, 11 etc..... I have even renumbered the tracks to start with 11,but the audio system ignores that. Must be something in the ID Tags..........   Next up will be an MP3 player thru USB Then using Blu Tooth. But I am concerned that using BT for audio will not allow using my cell ph. for calls or nav.............