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Any answers for these questions. • tinting the windows. I read that the doors can cause scrapes and scratches on the tint. • Can it be orderd already with the tinted windows • what colour to choose. Silver,black or gray. • I's the navi and fast key really worth it. • Any good pics or vids of the navi in action. Except those on you tube. |
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Replying to: kpdf (Jul 17, 2008 9:41 pm) My windows have scratches on them after being tinted. They are pretty noticeable from the inside but they arent THAT big of a deal...and you cant see them at all from the outside. Personally I just saw someone with a Garmin NAV system ($600) and it does WAY more than the Navi that Mitsu offers....the fast key is nice but i dunno if its worth the extra money hope this helps!
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Replying to: lovethelancer (Jul 21, 2008 10:31 pm) thanks for the reply. the silver looks great in these cars. and with the windows tinted it must really look sweet. i,m really stuck with the colour choice. now it's down to the silver or graphite gray.[ and maybe a toss of a coin ] decisions decisions. i love the nav feature. the way that you can control the things like the interior lights and whatever else.? it also helps in the resale. not quite sure though if the navi and tech package delivers a automatic start. i doubt it. i already have a portable nav system. but it comes down to that old saying. boys and their toys. thanks for the info keith |
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Replying to: lovethelancer (Jul 21, 2008 10:31 pm) The Garmin is better, but not way better. When it comes to search for a POI, there yes, Garmin beats Lancer's by far. But screen response, not to mention screen size, and map accuracy are better in the Lancer. To note, Lancer's GPS has one sensor Garmin's doesn't: wheel input (real-time speed). So there's less delay. When you hit a junction, the Lancer GPS is there already, on Garmin there's a delay (which sometimes has cost me a u-turn). What I do miss on the system, non-GPS related, are editing functions, i.e. copy and paste (when it doesn't recognise a CD, you'll have a "No Title" track. If you really want, to at least have the artist's name, you'll end up typing the same over and over again). Other functions I miss: forward/rewind (within a track) and a mute button. In general, when editing CD's (renaming, copy, etc.), the user interface is crap. It takes a while to get used to. Cheers. |
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Replying to: kpdf (Jul 17, 2008 9:41 pm) - Scratches will only occur if you have "hard" dust, as in sand, in the inside between the rubber seal and the glass itself. Keep it kleen and no scratches shall haunt you. - you can't order tinted (why? beat me...) - I have a black Lancer 09, purchase on April 9th, now with 7900 miles on it (my car is my office...). If you have a covered garage, then you can chose black. Otherwise, well, expect washing it every weekend, cuse black will show its dirts... - the advertisment on FAST key missleads you a little; you can't start the engine remotelly. Other than that, I found the fast key to be handy. No need to press buttons, etc., just walk in (a good help when your hands are loaded). - Navi: if you work on the road, like I do, then you won't regret the extra bucks. (read another reply of mine in this thread, comparing Lancer's GPS against the Garmin Nuvi 650). If you have more than one car, then get a separate GPS (btw, Nuvi is great) Cheers. |
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Replying to: ihatemycar2 (Jun 11, 2008 8:24 pm) I'm sorry for your nightmare... I have a 09 Lancer, bought in April, Black, fully-loaded (M/T). I already have 7900 miles on it, and have not experienced anything you listed in your thread. My overall mpg is 23.6 (I keep track of every tank), but I managed already to get 28.4 (driving very conservative, no hard accelerations and keeping around the speed limits). Other than some chips coming from I-95, my Lancer is tip-top. No rattles, noises or things coming lose. In my opinion a great car for the $23.5k I paid for it. |
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Replying to: kpdf (Jul 17, 2008 8:54 pm) Dunno about iPod, but you can play DVD's, but you'll only see something in the screen while stopped (while driving, the DVD will play, but no screen). Cheers. kaiakaiak |
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I'm wondering if anyone has any suggestions?? or same issues??? Please help, the tire is suppose to be in tomorrow and I'd love to catch these people trying to rip me off. I've been doing business with this dealership for 8yrs now and have never had a problem like this. Especially not after only 3 months
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Replying to: lexxxilu (Jul 24, 2008 11:24 am) The question is how is the tire’s pressure monitored? What device/sensor is used and where. For motorcycles (I’m a biker too) there is a pressure monitor that gets installed inside the wheel, and sends wireless signal once the pressure is below a preset threshold (newer models show even the PSI value on a little display). An example of such device you can find under this link: http://www.tire-pressure-monitors.com/motorcycle-tpms-mc.cfm and some pictures of it, in the wheel: http://www.tire-pressure-monitors.com/images/tpm-s8-sensor.jpg http://www.tire-pressure-monitors.com/images/tpm-s4-int-sensor.jpg http://www.tire-pressure-monitors.com/images/tpm-s3-int-valve.jpg http://www.tire-pressure-monitors.com/images/tpm-s1-mc-sensor.jpg As you can see, it is also used in cars. The point is, if something similar is used in the Lancer, it could have gone lose, bounced around, inside your wheel, until it managed to puncture the rubber and get out. I hope this brings you a step closer to the solution of your mystery. Cheers, kaiakaiak
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Replying to: kaiakaiak (Jul 24, 2008 12:01 pm) |
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