2011 nav/radio use glitchy w steering wheel controls

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10-16-2011, 07:02 AM

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Evo35

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Originally Posted by Wgrin

I don't have the nav, but my mygig jumped from Sirius 8, all the way to dallas traffic? I was like well better that than the spice channel with kids in the car.

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Originally Posted by slinky

I remember trying to watch the scrambled spice channel when i was a kid... but i digress...

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Originally Posted by EarlyJk

Lol. When you flipped the channel back an forth fast enough you could get a quick view of some boob. Lol, I thought I was the only one who did that.

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Originally Posted by NH-JK

We called that scramble vision! Me and my bros favorite thing to watch after TGIF as 10 year olds!!!

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Originally Posted by mikeyut3

Hmmmm.....

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Originally Posted by Navyvetnorwich91

I'm actually pretty excited that just the other day I figured out how to save Sirius stations I like as "favorites". I kept looking for a button and my wife happened to say "try holding your finger on the screen". Ta da! Small things make my day!

You guys are funny as HELL.... I was actually laughing out loud...

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10-16-2011, 07:04 AM

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Originally Posted by BallZ6spd

Give the steering wheel a firm downward smack from the 3 o'clock position.

I can confirm that this has worked for me in the past...

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Originally Posted by Noxian

FYI guys the Rapid Response (TSB) was 11-070, the service adviser actually told me about it when I bought my jeep in for the soft top recall.

After the update my steering wheel controls were much more responsive.

Thanks for the TSB #. I will have to get mine updated also.

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