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I have been part of this forum for awhile. Just reading.

Now its my turn to vent.

I have the 05-rx330.

More wind noise than expected.

coming from driver window. ( I know the fix) let the window down a little. :chairshot:

Wind noise above. ( I know the fix) move cross bars above :chairshot: yea right!

Driver seat doesn't retract when key removed. very anoying when wife drives last. :chairshot:

Transmission jurk during shift. I don't care :chairshot: It makes me drive it harder.

No frickin coin holder :chairshot:

Not enough adjustment in front seats. However rear seats OK. :chairshot:

My BIGGEST COMPLAINT: NAVIGATION SUCKS, SUCKS, SUCKS. :chairshot: :chairshot:

I have others in my Honda Ridgeline, and in an RV (pioneer) used the Range Rover unit.

HELL, even the Microsoft Streets and trips is much easyer to use.

I have given it much of my time to learn. but not smart enough!!

After the trick to used in motion was done, it gave me more time to test and use while driving or riding cross country. the Blue tooth connection hooks up OK. but quality of sound SUCKS :chairshot:

Over all I prefer my M-class for shorter trips. Honda Ridgeline, for hauling stuff. (this is a real truck) and my AMG C32 when alone :) :)

sorry about spelling and typing. I had carpal tunnel surgery 2 days ago. Both hands. :cries:

that was SIMPLE

Do you have the "contact synchronization software" accessory that is mentioned in the owners manual for your phone?  My assumption is that it works like the  software that is available for my non-Bluetooth LG phone in that it allows one to maintain and backup the phonebook with a PC.  I don't have the synch software for my LG phone (mine requires a USB cable) but use similar Nokia software to maintain the phone books on my and my wife's Nokia phones.  The Nokia sotware works with either an infrared or Bluetooth connection.  Software of this type may  allow direct update of the phone's phone book, synch with MS Outlook and sometimes with other products such as Lotus Notes.

I think LG and carriers provide the LG synch software for a fee.  A USB Bluetooth module for a PC cost as little as $15 - about the same as an infrared adaptor although most laptop PC's come with infrared.

Using PC software and a keyboard to maintain a phone book is far easier than trying to key in names and phone numbers on a phone's keypad.

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Someone help.....

How?, in simple steps, do you enter Names and phone numbers.

also loading phone book via bluetooth, with LG 325.

Not real happy with Nav. infomation base. Lacking many locations.