Center screen/navi acting up!
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Saw someone else post a pic of the same condition last week, now it's my turn..... The center screen on my gauge cluster goes fuzzy. Take a look at the pics and vid When I shut off the car and restarted it came back up ok. This is the second time this has happened. Anyone else? Not even sure I should bother going to the dealer as they won't be able to replicate it I'm sure. 
http://s1078.photobucket.com/user/sc...c7445.mp4.html
http://s1078.photobucket.com/user/sc...c7445.mp4.html
Last edited by 343P005; Feb 10, 2014 at 07:06 AM.
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I'm sure it's some type of loose cable.
Same thing applies to LCD screens when cables come in contact with another and cause noise.
If it's the screen that's damaged, you'll see more of a static remnant.
Definitely go to the dealer and tell them, those screenshots will help.
What model is your vehicle?
Same thing applies to LCD screens when cables come in contact with another and cause noise.
If it's the screen that's damaged, you'll see more of a static remnant.
Definitely go to the dealer and tell them, those screenshots will help.
What model is your vehicle?
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Driver School Candidate
Joined: Jan 2014
Posts: 42
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From: Toronto Ontario Canada
I'm sure it's some type of loose cable.
Same thing applies to LCD screens when cables come in contact with another and cause noise.
If it's the screen that's damaged, you'll see more of a static remnant.
Definitely go to the dealer and tell them, those screenshots will help.
What model is your vehicle?
Same thing applies to LCD screens when cables come in contact with another and cause noise.
If it's the screen that's damaged, you'll see more of a static remnant.
Definitely go to the dealer and tell them, those screenshots will help.
What model is your vehicle?
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