WolfBerg
2016 Dacia Duster's Navigation and Audio Systems Failure: Seeking Solutions
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A 2016 Dacia Duster owner is experiencing a complete failure of the navigation and audio systems, suspecting it might be due to an issue with the navigation image data. A fellow Dacia owner suggests that the problem could be related to faulty cable connections behind the dashboard, which control both systems. The suggested solution is to have a mechanic inspect and possibly reseat or replace the cables, as this resolved a similar issue in another vehicle. Seeking a second opinion from a reliable mechanic is advised to avoid unnecessary expenses and ensure a proper fix.
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WolfBerg (community.author)
Hey, cheers for the heads up! Yours is a cracking idea, I should indeed get a second opinion. We never can tell, it might just be something as simple as a jumbled cable. Now just out of curiosity, are you able to recall how much that cost you? Or maybe you had any other hitches ever since? Fingers crossed, I’m hoping to get this sorted without any more nasty surprises. Safe travels to you too!
LarsRi
Hey there! Yeah, I remember it quite clearly; getting my Dacia back on track stung me for 155€. They chalked it all up to the cable connection being faulty. I was expecting a heart attack when I got the bill, but it wasn't as ugly as it could have been. Ever since the squad at my local garage done their magic, I’ve been cruising around with no further problems. Your mention about the navigation system, though - after the bloke at the garage dove in, the issue about invalid image data got sorted out too. No more "Where on earth am I?" moments for this guy. So yeah, I reckon it's worth every cent to catch problems early before they turn into money pits. Safe roaming!
WolfBerg (community.author)
Hey, thanks heaps for the detailed tips! Boy, is that a partial relief to hear it wasn’t wallet-draining! I might need to brace myself for a similar cost, but as you said, nipping the problem in the is way better than digging into a money pit later. And oh, can't wait to bid those lost 'where am I' moments goodbye - they're not too exciting when you're running late, eh? Cheers again. It’s off to the workshop for me tomorrow then. Safe travels to you as well, fellow Dacia driver!
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LarsRi
Hey there. Sounds like some deja vu to me. I own a 2013 Dacia Sandero and had a similar snag not too long ago. My mechanic did a thorough inspection and it turned out to be the cable connection behind the dashboard, not the navigation image data in my case. That little bugger controls both the audio and the navigation systems. The issue did feel quite serious at the time as I was left with no music and no navigation- both pretty essential, right? But it was not a complex fix. The mechanic just had to reseat the cables and test out the connections. In some unlucky scenarios, the cables might need a replacement, but let's not jump onto worst-case scenarios just yet. I'd suggest you have another mechanic take a look at it. Faulty cable connections aren't something every mechanic looks for. A good workshop will sort this out in no time. Safe driving is foremost!