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and I agree with discussion. that said there are things best left unposted. I get enough questions on these cars as it is and 90% of them are not on this forum.

in regard to your original problem if you have a autowatch 573 tag on your key then the antenna for it is in the wrong spot causing your car to see TWO keys and then the NATS 5 system tossing the main key out for that round.. that is the reason I wanted to see the car. out of curiosity what do you do for a living?

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Chris Rogers Grand Master

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(soapbox)

good stick to doing that :) you can see what I do for a living and I'm fairly sure you do not tell all your tricks to everyone - nor do I.

when you open a post with a name calling( which an apology was issued on ) it doesn't sit well with others. if you had been nice about things in the beginning I probably would have helped you straight away.

(/soapbox)

now that this has been said - back to what we are talking about.

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Sounds like I really got to you Chris, you need to loosen up. And you are totally wrong about me not giving my 'trade secrets' away. If I can help someone with an IT problem, as long as its a fairly quick solution like my NATS problem, then I'll tell them. Lets face it, you aren't going to get rich from helping people reposition an antenna, but you're trying thats for sure, especially with the prices you charge just to hook up a gps to the aux input.

Have a look at one of my other posts, I have found a way to get the CVT oil into Australia at a vastly cheaper way than anyone else and I'm offering to help others that want it, not keeping that little 'trade secret' to myself.

And since when did we start wrapping people up in cotton wool? I've heard 5yr olds call someone a name that was far worse than 'Captain Obvious', don't tell me I've scarred Stephen for life after that, haha

Last time I checked, this is a forum and its open for people to give opinions, and thats what I gave Stephen, what you gave me, and this is my final opinion on this subject.

Chris Rogers Grand Master

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we'll agree to disagree then. I'll leave it at that.

there are people here that have a lot more knowledge than you or I combined on these - they don't post it here.

I run a business as you know and I do not use a aux in for navi other things - yes.

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So is this issue now fixed?

Did you get the right answer?

and no, comments or name calling does not scar me...

Yeah Chris decided to front up with the info so all good.

Anyway, I've moved on from you, don't you know humour when you read it? This relationship we had is over, you can stop posting in my topic now :thumbsup:

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