New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . Quote from: JoeGTD11 on August 22, 2011, 11:15:56 am I have the OEM bluetooth factory fitted to my GTD and I did have the RCD 310. All content is viewed and used by you at your own risk and we do not warrant the accuracy or reliability of any of the information. Recently bough a 2009 Passat Highline DSG and love it apart from the standard RCD310 stereo has no USB reader or Bluetooth connectivity. Had I been able to remove the HVAC dials I might've been able to fit it behind the HVAC controls, but our car has the three-dial controls and there is a metal connector controlling vent direction, meaning I couldn't remove the dials.

is there anybody that can help me in this regard, to get something that is plug and play or how to connect bluetooth module and aux to the RCD310.This factory-installed radio is model VW Volkswagen radio RCD 310 until around 2010 is fastened with screws. What quite a few people seem to have done is to fit the proper VW system into their Polos, with the RCD-510 to control it all.

This product is used for repairing the rear view mirror of a car or motorcycle, and is equipped with redundant cables in the blind spot area. You'll also need a steering wheel with the telephone functions on it, and finally you'll need to code in the 'bluetooth' accessory for the radio (and whatever changes need coding for the steering wheel). The media only shows AUX and CD (BT audio is ON and track playing via Spotify) My phone holder is just above the radio so I'm not bothered about not being able to control it with radio. I did it on a Golf MK5 2006 before with one of the XCarlink modules and that worked allowing usb, SD card and aux out/in. Its easy just take out the stereo unit, be careful not to set off the airbag light or it will need resetting.The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. The point i'm making is that you can spend a lot f money getting the parts you are after when it may be a win win to just get an aftermarket upgrade. New to the forum so if there is already a thread that has the answer to this, please put me in the right direction.

Come join the discussion about performance, builds, modifications, classifieds, troubleshooting, maintenance, new releases, and more! Its for a mates Mk6, but as I have a Parrot I've never really followed the threads on here about the OEM bluetooth kit.Professional use: This car Bluetooth audio adapter allows you to listen to music from your phonetabletMP3 (they should have Bluetooth function). Just purchase a reversing cam if you want/don't already have and all your new head unit needs will be fulfilled. You'll need an MFD and steering wheel (or stalks) with MFD controls to be able to pair a bluetooth phone at all.

I removed the centre light fitting, but couldn't remove the roof grab handles (last seen on Mk4 Golf - they unscrewed!When I select the music option on the external bluetooth screen the iphone detects it, switches to the car mode and I can change the tracks from the bluetooth device, but no sound comes through the speakers.