Goober451

Did you give Jetware a try?

Hey abb1, I had the same problem with my HTC Fuze. What eventually worked for me was to download and install the demo of Jetware bluetooth software (http://www.jetwaremobile.com/). Once installed, run the program and choose the "Options" softkey and from that menu choose "Phone Settings" (these instructions may or may not be exactly correct, I'm going off of memory here). From the "Phone Settings" menu choose the left softkey menu (don't recall what is was named) and choose something like "Send Contacts". First it will have you select which categories of contacts to send (if you ha

Sure enough. Did a double-check at Metra's website specifying the standard stereo and got the 95-7329. Changed the vehicle to specify the Infinity stereo and got the single-dinn 99-7329. Is there something different about the Infinity system or just a fluke on Metra's website. I second that the trim kit looks very good in the dash. Didn't get the antenna adapater, just wired up the antenna control from the HU to the Antenna B+ wire on the Kia wiring harness (can't remember if the wiring kit I got had a lead on that pin or if I used a tap-in style connector). Either way I seem to be get

I just finished installing a F900BT in a 2008 Rondo (standard stereo). I would get the mounting kit (which includes the trim piece) and the wiring harness kit. The wiring harness is Metra 70-1004 and the mounting kit is Metra 99-7329. Both can be purchased for around $20~$25. I would also recommend you register (it's free) with Kia's tech site (http://www.kiatechinfo.com) so you have access to the service manuals (handy for figuring out how to tear apart the dash and console). I'll try and get some pics up of my finished install tonight