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Grangey beat me to it! I was trying to post last night but the PC kept dying! OK, Simon.... firstly I think that you've been beaten badly with the unlucky stick. We were speaking with Adair at Oxford Car Audio yesterday which is what prompted us to register here and post. 1. w.r.t. the rattly sattly, I believe that Oxford Car Audio have replaced this for you, we're replacing it for them, Dension's replacing it for us, etc, etc. 2. No radio reception when the DMP3's off. This is just wrong and probably symptomatic of point 4. We've sent Adair some new FM modulators to test. From the diagnosis that he was doing on your install, it looks likely that we've been unlucky enough to find two FM modulators with wierd behaviour on your car. We're taking these away next week and will be testing them. 3. Can you explain further please. 4. See 2! Irrespective of whether you sourced the unit from C.A.D. or ihavetohave.it, with my In-CarMP3.com hat on, we want to ensure that you're up, runnning and happy with your DMP3. As we don't hang out on this forum much (no Lexus you see...) if you want to converse off-bbs, please email me at info@In-CarMP3.com. As Paul mentions, it would also be good to use the Dension DMP3 support forum at the www.ihavetohave.it forums. We'll get you to where you should be with this unit and keep Adair/C.A.D./Oxford Car Audio well in the picture. We'll be visiting them some point next week. Out of interest, what are your thoughts on a replacement head unit (I picked up on this from Adair)? Our integration work's almost complete and we'll be working on some recommended head unit/DMP3 combinations for: low-cost CD-Tuner/DMP3 high-end CD-Tuner/DMP3 MD-Tuner/DMP3 single-DIN satnav/DMP3 Cheers Lee.