StefanH STHLM

OK. Thanx. Maybe its just turned off in straight driving, but as soon as something happens sideways it reactivates?

Hi Stants Its not just the dash/display that goes mental. The VDC function is mental and reactivates it self. Spoiling all the fun.

Mentioning snow, we have that now in Stockholm, Sweden. Along with appr. minus 10-15 degrees Celsius. That equals = FUN :) That brings me to my question. Sometimes I disconnect the VDC using the designated button. and the display confirm the disconnection. I then expect it to be turned off. Right? But later when I loose grip a bit in a cornering, the VDC is activated in that situation. I can feel it and the display pointing that out also. So.......what is the meaning of giving the driver this opportunity to disconnect VDC if it will self activate anyway?????? Does anyone know the reason? Or is it only my XV 2.0i sport AT gasoline, that behaves like this?

Hi I picked up mine in June 2014 and its a 2.0 Sport Gasoline with CVT. Swedish configuration cause im a swede. :) Think its a great car. Robust and austere. It doesnt claim to be premium which I find liberating i these days when most every car manufacturer på Premium on anything. And it has a certain stance and integrity. I was a bit worried that that luggage compartment would be to small but i works. Specially as I installed a metal cargo divider(?) so I can load the luggage from bottom to roof. Any how. One thing that annoys me is that the front rubber floor mats dont have any fastening system so the slide around on the floor. Grrrr. I bought a after market solution, but it didnt work in the long run. It is sensitive to hard wind i think. Specially in winter with icy roads and with studded winter tyres I must micro compensate the steering continuously. On long stretches that is really brain consuming. On every day basis it consumes 8-9 L/100km.

Finally! As I took my XV to the 15.000 km service the technician explained to me that I shouldn´t pair the mobile phone via the central media unit. I should do it via the steering wheel phone buttons. Then the connection is automatic every time I enter the car. :)

Will do :)

OK. Interresting input. I might reconsider. :) My sambo´s sisterdoughter (niece) studied at an agricultural college, focusing on dogs, and I will ask here opinion about his methods. I think I've heard some similar from here before about Cesar.

Last post maybe? Today I tested my previous mobile phone, a HTC One, and it automatically connected as soon as I turned on the ignition. Beautiful. So there seems to be something in the protocol between the XV and Samsung Galaxy Alpha and S4 that doesn't work as it should be. The setup is identical in these phones. No extra boxes to check in the HTC.

Integrated without satnav. Its due for its first free service soon and I will hear what they have to say about this. Thanks

Didnt believe that was possible. Will do. Where to start Google?

??? This must be an example of the famous British humor that we from abroad don't understand??? I considered Cesar as one of the good guys, helping the dog owners who wants help with their dog, to understand that its really themselves that are in need for help and need to change their behavior etc.

No. My sons S4 doesn't connect automatically. :( Different stereos in my Sport and your Premium?

Hmmm. Very few possible options in the BT menu on the Galaxy Alpha. Doesn't work. Still have to confirm the phone at engine start. Page 5-33 in the Swedish XV manual clearly says - that's the way its suppose to be....... Will try my sons S4, if it works like yours.

Very inspiring. :D