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  2. Don't forget the hatchback boot and the front passenger seat folds down too. I've had a 12ft wardrobe panel in mine! Check the pics of my SportCross in my gallery mate - and its for sale - open to serious offers - My car
  3. I know of an immaculate 200 Sportcross up for sale Click me please
  4. I have a blank that I got off of Ebay that I've had for a couple of years cos I couldn't find anyone who could cut it !! So if anyone knows anyone in the Herts/Bucks area who can do it, let me know please
  5. Thanks for that mate. In answer to your advice: 1 - I think I've installed the latest version of Activesync - v4.5 2 - I have SP3 installed. How do check/update the drivers? 3 - Device charges from supplied USB cable. So I'm guessing cable is ok. I will check if the device has settings for switching on the sync instruction. Cheers again
  6. I'm trying to connect my new Becker Sat Nav to my PC with Activesync but its having none of it - doesn't see it at all! Anyone got any ideas what I can try to make it connect?? Cheers
  7. They did acknowledge this problem and extended the warranty to 5 years. I got a free replacement unit on my old IS.
  8. Want another Sportcross, but part-ex prices are a no-no for me. So wanna sell private then go to dealer armed with cash!
  9. Hi mate As an owner of a SportCross for the last 3 years I can honestly say its a great car! Reliable, well built, fairly rare compared to the saloons. Never had anything go wrong with either of my IS's. As for boot space, we go to the in-laws regularly (wife and 2 kids) and we take a large suitcase, 2 large coolbags, 2 sportsbags, numerous carriers and a buggy. Dropping the boot floor down gains a few inches as mentioned previously. Also, the rear seats fold down for the larger load. And additionally, the front passenger seat folds forward too! I've actually had 12 foot wardrobe panels in mine! Drives and feels just like a regular IS (I had one for 2 years prior to the SportCross) but you have a hatchback boot! Don't know what year you're looking for, but I've just decided to sell mine. See here: Click Me If you want any more info, drop me a PM atb Matt
  10. Mine used to do that. Put it into Lexus and it was the fly wheel. Had replaced under warranty
  11. Great car mate! All the fun of an IS, but with a hatchback for the buggy!
  12. I bought a blank off Ebay a few months ago, but can't find anyone who can cut it round my way! So if anyone knows anywhere who can around Herts, or even in Hull (in-laws) as I go there a lot. Cheers
  13. I asked my Dealer if my replacement refurbs had a new warranty when I collected mine and he said "No, the warranty on them runs out with the original 3 year warranty" !!!! How do you know that the refurbs have a 1 year warranty of their own snake??
  14. I'm 35. On my 2nd IS. First was an SE, now got a SportCross for the Hatchback boot. Very first car was a old R-reg (78?) Mark 2 Escort. Extras included mushrooms in the passenger footwell due to holes in the floor!! Gypos nicked it eventually!! Only took the stereo, the speakers and the battery out when it was found!! Most valuable bits!!
  15. As a SportCross owner theres not much to add to what these guys have said. I've had calipers and set of alloys replaced before warranty ran out in March. Just one other thing I would look for, and thats scrapes, marks and dents in the roof lining, and the dash trim, especially round the air-vents. Why I hear you asking??? Well if you imagine, the seats go down, and you can carry long stuff home from your favourite DIY store - so interior is now subjected to lengths of 4x2 being fed from the rear, over the seats, and crashing into the dash!!!! I had a couple scrapes repaired on mine before handing over the cash - very impressed too, a good match can be achieved. Although I missed one - on the drivers side too!!! not happy!!!! I've actually brought home a 12 foot long wardrobe end panel in mine - literally wedged over the dash into windscreen as far as possible, over flattened passenger seat, over flat rear seats, into boot, touching inner edge of boot!!!! I agree its not as roomy as a 'proper' estate, but I can get the kids buggy in now without taking the wheels off first - which is what we had to do with my old SE !!!! I see your in Letchworth Charles - I'm in Stevenage. Which garage is the SC at?? Might see you around!! Post some pics WHEN you buy her!!! You know you wanna!!! ATB Matt
  16. Cheers Guys. In my defence, the instructions on the Dashmount website DONT mention removing the TRC Panel!!! LOC to the rescue again!!! Dashmount 71445 Lexus IS200 / IS 300 SportCross > 2005 WITHOUT GPS Step 1: Unclip the plastic tray on top of the dashboard with a trim tool, starting at the screen side first. WITH GPS Step 1: Unclip the plastic trim panel above the air vent assembly CAREFULLY with a trim tool. Step 2: Remove the two 8mm nuts above the air vent assembly and then the assembly itself. Step 3: Remove the two 10mm nuts above the heater control assembly and then the assembly itself. Step 4: Locate the arm of the bracket with the two bolts on the side of the radio unit. Step 5: Refit the heater unit, bolts and trim panels. Step 6: Refit the heater control assembly and locate the screws.
  17. Can someone talk me thru getting the centre console dash out please, in order to fit a Dash Mount Bracket. I managed to get the Sat Nav housing out and the screws underneath that, but the heater control panel WILL NOT SHIFT!!! I'm gonna break something in a minute!!!! Please advise, and do I need any 'special' tools?? Cheers guys Matt
  18. I know what your saying fellas, I've been using them at work for over 10 years, but the thought of my old man having to learn a new OS doesn't bear thinking about!!!! He'll never be off the phone to me!!! I know they're easier to learn and use, but he's had a PC now for 6 or 7 years and barely knows his way around that!!! Thanks for all the other comments guys. Matt
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