Oldzoomie

Has anyone found a way to brighten the radio panel LED's so that they can be easily seen in daylight? Mine are baasically not useable in bright sunlight and not much better in any amount of daylight.

Don P.

Sounds like the problem I had. After several tries, the radio tech found a new software upgrade from Mickeysoft, installed it and I've had no trouble since. Have the dealer try this if they haven't already; it might fix you up.

Luck,

Don

Try Weathertech at http://www.weathertech.com/ . Their mats aren't cheap, either in price or quality and they may be more mat than you want, but they are super. They're tough as a two dollar steak and will hold a spill of a whole can of adult beverage or whatever the kids throw at them; they'll probably outlast the vehicle. I've got them in my third vehicle and expect to get them for whatever comes next. I was able to find them locally just once and avoid the shipping. (Did get to help fuel the governor's plane though.) Worth looking around anyhow.

Don't know anything about the DVD's.

Don P.

Sounds like a simple head unit to me.

No; Remember everything would work, if only temporarily, so it couldn't be a fuse, could it? It could. One labeled "Family entertainment system/ Rear seat control, SYNC". Once again the man who said electricity can be explained simply: "It's

pure and simple magic." is proven right.

Don

Any questions you guys might have about Audio/Video/Navigation I am your answere man. Been working w/ Ford dealers for 15 years and can help answere any question. Looking forward to helping out.

Here's one for you: My Edge's Sync worked like a champ since new, for about 7 months, mostly playing MP3 from a Flash Drive. A while back it lost all AUX audio. It still thinks it's playing the songs, normal display showing titles, time into song and, of course, the clock. It's been in the shop three times. They've done a hard re-set by disconnecting the battery for about thirty minutes, replaced the Sync module and I'm not sure what they tried the other time. All appeared to fix the problem. Until the next morning, when the AUX audio would, once again, be dead as last year's romance. The radio, CD player and phone have worked perfectly through all this.

Got any ideas on this one? I'll have it back in the shop Friday (when the radio tech is there) but if you can help, it would be great.

Don