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Originally Posted by TxnBluDvl
Thanks Tom. It's a 65 12 6 943 449 tuner out of a 2005 X5. The tuner's not currently installed in the car, I have the install planned for Friday/Sat, but wanted all the pieces in hand to have a smooth install. It looks like it might be produced in the 38th week of 2004 (KW: 38/04).
To recap, the cable that you linked to eliminates the ability to have a CD changer, but enables the use of a Sirius tuner? Or it enables you to keep the CD changer and simply use the 6 pin analog connector for Sirius -- even though there's no 6 pin connector in the trunk?
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That's good news, the radio is compatible.
The radio may switch the system to analog DSP, we'll find out when you perform your install. If you remain in Digital DSP mode, the CD Changer will use the coaxial port and the Sirius will use the 6-pin for audio. If you go to analog DSP, both Sirius and the CD Changer will share the 6-pin audio port, and the coaxial port will shut down.
If you have a CD Changer, this cable will needed also:
DICE iPod/CD Changer/Sirius Interface Cable
http://www.europeanautosource.com/pr...roducts_id=235