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Bluetooth Quick Fix - Battery reset
I posted on this topic a while back. I own an 06 4.8is and a Motorola e815. Recently my phone would not connect to the bluetooth. The phone would recognize the BMW device but could not connect.
I took it into the dealer and they told me that the e815 is not a "supported" phone for the BMW bluetooth and that it was causing the bluetooth unit to "lock up." The fix - as reported previously- is to disconnect the positive terminal on your battery. This will "reset" the bluetooth unit and allow your phone to connect. So - last time I reported a battery reset might be a quick fix and it has been recently confirmed that disconnecting the positive battery terminal may help some of you get your phones connected and save you a trip to the dealer. Something about disconnecting the positive terminal resets the bluetooth. Hope some of you may find this helpful:thumbup: |
Can we pull a fuse and accomplish the same thing?
Thought this may be a little easier.... which fuse?
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