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My wife drove off with the rear nearside door still open - it caught another parked car and was forced all the way back against the car body! See images for the resulting damage I've been advised that I need to find a replacement door and hinges so it can be put on to check that the underlying bodywork isn't damaged. My question relates to our car having electronic windows in the rear, but some replacements I've found have manual windows. Are the two compatible? I assume it may be possible to remove the motor and move it across, plus use the door card from my existing door for controls etc, but will all the cutouts for the cables be present? Are the two compatible? Thank you for any knowledge in advance. tezza73uk

Hi PJL, we have the 2013 Meriva and expected Bluetooth but it is not present on our model. There is a 'Phone' option on the control module but, similarly, not Bluetooth device to connect to or option in the controls. I purchased the below USB/3.5mm dongle from Amazon for £12 and it works great. Plugs in low in the console towards the gearstick and plugs into the Aux 3.5mm jack. After pairing your phone once, just press the 'Aux' button to switch to your phone for music or calls. Hope this works for you. UGREEN Bluetooth Aux Adapter, Car Aux Bluetooth 5.3 Receiver USB Audio Adaptor with 3.5mm Jack for Car or Home Stereo Music Streaming Built-in Microphone Plug and Play Auto on Handsfree Car Kit: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics & Photo