Summary: Alfa Romeo Blue&Me units make up most of this page. That is the comfort and convenience control module behind the car’s Bluetooth phone link and USB media. Two other units sit alongside them: the Chrysler 300C (2011–2015) comfort module and the convertible roof ECU from the 2000–2006 Vauxhall Astra. Whichever module you have, your garage takes it out and it reaches us by post, wherever in the UK the car is. Our comfort module repair is done on that exact unit, not a swapped one, and it returns under lifetime warranty cover. The cost for your model is printed on its listing, so you know it before you book.
- Blue&Me models: Alfa Romeo 147, 159, Brera, Giulietta, GT, MiTo and Spider; the years each one covers are in its title, so check them against your car.
- Faults these listings cover: no Bluetooth pairing, a USB port that stops reading, a mileage display that flashes, and a battery found flat after the car has stood.
- Checked under real conditions: before it leaves us, the module runs on our Hardware-in-the-Loop rigs, which recreate the heat, vibration and electrical load it meets on the road.
A module without a listing can still be put to us. Give the vehicle, the part number from the module’s label and the fault on the repair form, and we will come back to you with an answer on that module.
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