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07 diesel car.
seems to me ,you have a 2007 toyota COROLLA verso.
with the
2.0 L 1AD-FTV I4 turbo diesel, ?
Ill quote wiki.
"The European specification Corolla Verso was available in Europe, Morocco, Kenya and South Africa."
sorry we cant get books on your car, here.(a usa forum)

you have HVAC issues. (heater is that it?)
try to say what works and dont, with heater.
do you have heat in any mode? y/n
does the fan blow? and make that normal blower sound?
if only one part of vents make heat, and not the others
that means the vent damper is failing, or controls to it are failing.
the FSM book covers HVAC, all tests. buy one.
this is USA forum so our books do not match non usa cars.
so what country are you in, ???? we cant guess that.

what to do:
check fuses first.
so got to your (DIY?) dealer buy the factory service manual
read HVAC chapter.
or get car serviced,

my guess is you have a bad damper actuator, cause unknown..
can be controls , wires or a bad damper actuator (or motor)

hi.
go to this link and it should help you out.
cd player jumping and skipping tracks Google Search

Did you figure this out because I am having the same problem?

there's no function for this on mp3 players.if you know you're going to want to do this frequently when you're reading the book it would be better to download it in chapters and then you could at least jump from one chapter to another without listening to the whole thing each time.You could record chapters or the whole thing onto Audacity ( A free sound recording program) and break it up into smaller sections.This is a lot of messing about and you'd probably be better off trying to find the book as an ebook and just search out the relevant bit that you'd missed and read it instead. I think it would be a great step forward if mp3 players were able to do this.The only equipment I know of that can do this(other than a media player on a pc) is on some digital radios where you can pause and do a rewind to the bit you want but this is usually only over a short period (5 mins for example on the Roberts digital radio.

hi katie.
before you load your audio books onto you device try renaming each chapter to get them in order. your device should order them like your hard drive will

ok what you can do is add each chapter in favorites (must add in order) it takes a bit of patients but it works for me on my pearl... better than having to jump around hope this helps :)

I have an e260. I use it for audiobooks a lot. I just press pause (centre top of the dial), and the track will resume from there next time (unless I go back to the main menu for radio of course.)

http://serviceman.site88.net/index_files/MP3Players.htm

Review the pages in the manual regarding organizing your tracks into folders, and select "Repeat folder" in the folder view menu.
http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/s/sa178_17/sa178_17_dfu_aen.pdf

There is no bookmark option per se with this GoGear, even though other GoGears have the feature. You cannot stop where you left off - just note the time on the track when you stopped, and fast forward to that time when you next turn on the goGear.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor