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Transfer a handsfree kit

Ado86 · 2010-02-19 20:15:21

Hi, Don't know if this is a bit of stupid question, but here goes anyhow. If I buy a Parrot bluetooth handsfree kit for my current car, is it possible to transfer it to a new car that I might buy in the future ?? Currently have a VW Golf but will be upgrading soon enough, but want the handsfree kit now. Thanks.

19-02-2010 9:15pm

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Ado86

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Hi,

Don't know if this is a bit of stupid question, but here goes anyhow.
If I buy a Parrot bluetooth handsfree kit for my current car, is it possible to transfer it to a new car that I might buy in the future ??
Currently have a VW Golf but will be upgrading soon enough, but want the handsfree kit now.

Thanks.

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#2 19-02-2010 9:20pm

Kimbot

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yes but at a cost.

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#3 19-02-2010 9:21pm

Ado86

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You mean that I'd have to pay to get it removed and then re-installed ?
Does installing them leave any damage to the car - would you know a car that had a car-kit removed from it ?

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#4 20-02-2010 12:07pm

billbond4

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you shouldnt see any visible marks if you get car kit removed properly.Why dont you install it yourself? Theres plenty of info out there on how to do it. (Even on the parrot website)

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