Bluetooth phone question

[ghstudio]

Play with your phone volume settingsas well....not just the one's on the car. Some phones (my LG for example) have a bluetooth volume and that was all the way up. Lowering it removed the echo.

[Jimmyz]

Here's what the kit for the microphone looks like:

[bfournier]

have they updated the bullentin to more clearly identify the echo problem with all ohone using the bluetooth connection? or does it specifically say the treo 700? Do issues that have been issued a Bulletin get fixed for free? a few people hav ementioned taking a "paper" in on the bulletin. Where would I find this "paper"?
Modified by bfournier at 8:10 PM 4/1/2009

[striz923]

It doesn't specify a phone, just bluetooth echo. The paper i talked about earlier was posted by someone else and it is the TSB (sp?) printout... unfortunately for you I deleted this from my computer less than 6 hours ago because I haven't been on the site in a while and didn't think anyone else would need it . sorry.

By the way I have gotten mine fixed and there have not been any problems since. Good luck.

[OmegaRoach]

Can someone give me the part numbers?I'm having a hard time getting the replacements, backordered, supposidly...

[Alphax]

I want to do this as well. Anyone else have the INFO? Is the TSB number sufficient to get the dealer going?

[Fafdawg]

I have gotten mine fixed and there have not been any problems since. 2006 M35x. Here is some Pictures... [/img][/IMG[/URL]] [IMG][/IMG] The dealer installed it for free

[Alphax]

Called the service dept today tried to give them a heads up on what I wanted to do. I offered the bulletin # They said they cant just order the parts for a bulletin I needed to bring it in so they can diagnose and open a ticket... going in tomorrow for some other minor issues with balance and such will have them open the ticket I guess. Will keep you guys posted.

How long did the dealer take to order it or was it in stock? How long did the install take?

[Fafdawg]

The part 2 month it was on back order, but they installed it same day. I was given a loner G35x to drive.

[Alphax]

The part 2 month it was on back order, but they installed it same day. I was given a loner G35x to drive.

Cool Thanks. Gave them the info today and they said they would order it. We shall see.

[Alphax]

Dealer called. They said they have to have me come back and use my phone to prove the problem but don't guarantee they can cover it since it is just a bulletin not a safety recall...

Advice?

[Alphax]

Found the Bulletin Guys hope this helps

http://www.easy-share.com/1906...b.pdf

1/7Classification: Reference: Date:EL07-026b ITB07-036b September 17, 20082006-2007 M; CELL PHONE SOUND QUALITYThe Claims Information section of this bulletin has been amended. Please discard all previous versions of this bulletin.APPLIED VEHICLE: 2006-2007 M (Y50)APPLIED VINS / DATES: Vehicles built before: JNKAY01E(*)7M 303337 / Aug. 8, 2006Vehicles built before: JNKBY01E(*)7M 401357 / Aug. 9, 2006Vehicles built before: JNKAY01F(*)7M 454118 / Aug. 9, 2006IF YOU CONFIRMWhen making a call using a Bluetooth phone, the person being called says:• Your voice sounds garbled• Your words are clipped at the beginning of the word• They cannot understand what you are sayingACTIONReplace the NAVI or AV Control Unit (as applicable) and install the microphone and cover trim from the PartsInformation section of this bulletin.PARTS INFORMATIONDESCRIPTION PART NUMBER QUANTITYCONT ASSY – NAVI (with NAVI) 25915-EJ20ERX 1*CONT ASSY – AV (without NAVI) 25915-EJ21E 1MICROPHONE UNIT – TEL 28336-EJ20E 1COVER 73972-EJ20E 1* Available as an exchange unit through Clarion. Reference the "Infiniti Assurance Products Resource Manual" forcomplete "Audio Exchange" details.CLAIMS INFORMATIONSubmit a Primary Failed Part (PP) line claim using the following claims coding:DESCRIPTION PFP OP CODE SYM DIA FRTRPL Microphone Unit & NAVI or AV Control Assy. 28336-EH00A RX69AA ZE 32 1.2 hrsAnd on the same line:DESCRIPTION EXPENSE CODE REIMBURSEMENT AMOUNTReturn Freight Allowance 053 May ONLY claim for the actual amounts billed forreturn freightInfiniti Bulletins are intended for use by qualified technicians, not 'do-it-yourselfers'. Qualified technicians are properly trainedindividuals who have the equipment, tools, safety instruction, and know-how to do a job properly and safely. NOTE: If you believethat a described condition may apply to a particular vehicle, DO NOT assume that it does. See your Infiniti dealer to determine if thisapplies to your vehicle.SERVICE PROCEDUREAs part of this procedure, you will be making a cutout for the microphone and trim in the headliner area shown.1. Remove driver/passenger A-Pillar trim.2. Remove driver/passenger sun visor.3. Remove driver/passenger handle attachments.4. Place masking or painters tape (one that will not leave residue) over the headliner area that will be cut.2/7 ITB07-036b5. Mark the center of the cut out: 113mm from side of and 2.3mm down from front edge of map lamp.6. Use a pencil to make rough outside markings on masking tape (48.5mm height / 50.9mm width on center).3/7 ITB07-036b7. Print the pattern below. If on your printed copy the line inside the drawing is 1 cm exactly, the pattern is toscale and is exactly the size and shape of the hole you need to cut.8. Lay provided pattern over the markings.9. Remove map lamp trim.10. Using a hobby-type or other sharp precision knife with a new blade, carefully cut the shape out of theheadliner material.11. Insert the microphone finisher to make sure there is a good fit.12. Remove the microphone finisher.4/7 ITB07-036b13. Remove the old Bluetooth microphone from the map lamp trim.14. Place the new cube in the old microphone location.5/7 ITB07-036b15. Route the new microphone to the new cutout.16. Tape the microphone harness in several places along complete routing to prevent squeaks and rattles.17. Remove the masking tape from the headliner that you placed in step 4.18. Reinstall the map lamp trim making all connections including microphone.19. Clip the new microphone into the microphone holder.6/7 ITB07-036b20. Attach the microphone holder to the microphone finisher.21. Clip the microphone finisher into the headliner.22. Replace the NAVI Control Unit or AV Control Unit (as applicable) from the Parts Information section of thisbulletin. If necessary refer to the AV (NAVI) Control Unit REMOVAL & INSTALLATION chapter in the AVsection of the appropriate Electronic Service Manual for Control Unit replacement directions.7/7 ITB07-036b

[Alphax]

Got my car back today. Absolutely perfect. The difference is night and day!

Oh and the new navi unit update is sweet... All new

[PilotBrad]

Got my car back today. Absolutely perfect. The difference is night and day!

Oh and the new navi unit update is sweet... All new

I just got mine back today from the same work as well. Unfortunately, people I call aren't reporting much of an improvement, but perhaps the problem wasn't as pronounced in my car as first thought.

Anywhooo... my service guy said that I got a brand new nav unit as well (not reman). Other than pairing my phone, I really haven't had a chance to play with it too much, but what have you found to be different or better?

[EniGmA1987]

Whats this navigation update you speak of? I am assuming you got the update in regards to the Bluetooth issue. But why did they update the nav and what are the changes?

[Alphax]

Word of advice speak in a lower volume than you would normally on a "speaker phone". The new mic is extrememly sensitive and you will blow it out of the water if you speak loudly.. it will sound worse than before the transition to your other party.

Hopefully that helps.