Hey, I had something similar with my 2010 Renault Laguna some time ago. In my case, the cable connection was faulty. Initially thought it was software related, but on closer inspection we found it was due to physical issues with the connection wire itself. Had to take it to the dealership in the end as I wasn't able to fix it myself. So, no frills, it's a serious issue that can't be fixed with a toolbox and some hope. Workshop then replaced the cable connection and nothing has snagged since. Consider it and good luck with it.

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Hey, thanks for the tip, I had already suspected that it was due to something bigger. Can you remember how expensive the repair was for you? And have you had any other problems with the audio system or sat nav since then? Thanks again.

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Hey, sure, I can still remember that. It cost me €155 to repair the cable connection. That wasn't exactly a bargain, but to be honest I had expected the costs to be higher. After the repair, I had no further problems with the navigation system or the audio system. So, everything in the green zone since then. And fortunately, the problem with the invalid image data in the navigation system was also fixed after I went to the mechanic. At least that's something, right? So, I hope that helps you. Let me know if you have any more questions.

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Hey, that's really a relief that the cost didn't cost you a lot. I've heard so many horror stories about repairs that I was expecting to break the bank. Your words have given me the courage to make it to the dealership and get my sat nav and audio system checked. I really appreciate you sharing your experience. Wish me luck! Thanks again.

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