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I've got a bit of an issue with the Sat Nav. It's hardly crucial but it's a bit annoying. The location keeps resetting to London, and it takes about 45 minutes to an hour for the system to pick up the location. Once it's on, it's perfect - but then the system loses the location when you switch off. I'm running the latest disk that OB sent me, and stupidly I threw out the old one so I can't test but the problem only started a few weeks after I swapped disks.
Has anyone else had something like this before?

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I'll have a look if i still have the old disc, ive got an OB one in mine, i couldnt see any difference in them

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Thanks Chris, I appreciate it. It would be nice to eliminate the disk before trying to trace wires.

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I'd be looking at a bad connection to the GPS antenna, which, according to RAVE, is under the plastic bit at the lower RH side of the windscreen.

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Thing is, in the diagnostics menu it's seeing satellites - just not working out where it is. It's like it's going from scratch each time instead of reading the almanac data to get a head start. And then after an hour or so it gets a fix and tracks perfectly after that.

But yes - it's still worth checking that antenna connection. Thanks :)