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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Honda Jazz Mk4 2020
« Last post by coldstart on Today at 06:38:56 PM »I'm now experimenting with three cheap black neoprene mouse pads (20 by 22 cm and only 3 mm thick).
They cover the space in front of the driver nicely.
I've only laid them out this evening with the sun already quite low so I can't yet say anything.
They cover the space in front of the driver nicely.
I've only laid them out this evening with the sun already quite low so I can't yet say anything.
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Honda Jazz Advance Sport Hev 2024 - speed alarm
« Last post by Marco1979 on Today at 06:34:23 PM »Oops, my mistake. I meant visiting Scotland as part of the UK. I did not mean to offend anyone or start a discussion on politics, preferences etc.
I saw YouTube vids on adjusting the bongs to be at higher speeds than posted, but unfortunately in EU this is forbidden and not available. It is not in the menu
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Switching to mph is good advice, thanks!
I saw YouTube vids on adjusting the bongs to be at higher speeds than posted, but unfortunately in EU this is forbidden and not available. It is not in the menu
.Switching to mph is good advice, thanks!
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Honda Jazz Advance Sport Hev 2024 - speed alarm
« Last post by Rab74 on Today at 05:54:29 PM »Question: I plan to visit UK and Scotland next summer. I have a European car, so in kmph instead of mph. So if my car spots a 20 mph sign, it will think it is 20 kmph. It is 32 kmph. Would that mean a constant bonging? Can I set it to mph somewhere (which would be ideal; no more bonging in EU unless your speed would be 60% too high)?
You think Scotland is a separate place to the UK? Better make sure your satnav is working.
You can change the Settings to show mph rather than kph. You can also set bonging to start at various speeds in excess of the detected speed limit. Good Youtube videos available. Enjoy your trip.
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Honda Jazz Mk3 2015-2020 / Re: Outstanding recall noted on gov website
« Last post by monkeydave on Today at 04:32:54 PM »i do believe the fuel filter is inside the canister itself and is not the fuel pickup screen clipped to the fuel filter
i still am unsure if i will get it done or not as there is a lot of room for making a mistake with the fitment
i still am unsure if i will get it done or not as there is a lot of room for making a mistake with the fitment
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Updating maps on 'Here' satnav
« Last post by Tombola on Today at 04:08:12 PM »I updated the nav using the link recommended by Steve, all went well using a 32G stick, it was the easiest nav update I have done
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Updating maps on 'Here' satnav
« Last post by Kremmen on Today at 01:40:29 PM »Get a 32Gb stick as the format allocation units may be different and the head unit is very picky
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Updating maps on 'Here' satnav
« Last post by 5thcivic on Today at 01:23:01 PM »if you do want to format 64G to Fat32 in windows I have used this for years and can recommend it.
https://www.fat32format.com/
I use it on 256G and 512G flash drives that have films on them to play on older portable video players that can't recognise exFat or NTFS.
https://www.fat32format.com/
I use it on 256G and 512G flash drives that have films on them to play on older portable video players that can't recognise exFat or NTFS.
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Updating maps on 'Here' satnav
« Last post by Lord Voltermore on Today at 12:49:27 PM »This may help you.Just what I need. Thanks. I had consulted a different 'Here' Navigation pdf downloaded from Honda that said 64 gb. (see clip photo )
https://www.techinfo.honda-eu.com/sites/default/files/2024-05/here-navigation-services-and-updates.pdf
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Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - / Re: Updating maps on 'Here' satnav
« Last post by ninanina on Today at 12:39:08 PM »Sorry if this has been covered before. I'm looking to do a full map update on the 'Here' satnav. The instructions say use a Fat32 formatted flash drive with 64 gb or more storage space.
My 64 gb memory is formatted as exfat . To format this to fat32 on a windows computer it seems I need to use third party software. (more stuff for my human memory to learn - and thats formatted as 'extra' FAT)
But 64 GB seems very large. IIRC I was able to update the Garmin satnav maps using a 16gb flash drive.
Has anyone successfully updated Here maps using only a 32 GB stick, or can suggest another work round that will save me needing to fully embrace the 21st century?
I’m pretty sure that exfat won’t work as it’s a different architecture
The 64GB stick looks too big so I’d stick to a 32GB one instead but it definitely needs to be formatted using FAT32. Unfortunately I’m completely out of touch with Windows machines so can’t give you a solution
I was always told that you can’t format to FAT32 using a MAC but I proved that wrong by formatting it using the Master Boot Record setting in the MAC and successfully updated my vehicle sat nav etc
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