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Old 09-24-2006, 01:33 AM
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You could try the OLD pairing method just incase.
open the top section of your arm rest where the phone snap in would go. Press the bluetooth button in there for 5 seconds and then whilst pressing, turn the ignition on to (2).. The display should then show pairing. Now search using your phone and you should find your car.
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Old 09-24-2006, 02:13 AM
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Found It

I opened up the rear of my X5 and found the pass key. My Treo 650 verizon links but then starts to upload the phone book and thne shuts the phone down. I don't think the 650 verizon is compatible. Maybe I will get the new treo 700palm verizon. Thanks for the help
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Old 09-24-2006, 05:16 AM
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I opened up the rear of my X5 and found the pass key. My Treo 650 verizon links but then starts to upload the phone book and thne shuts the phone down. I don't think the 650 verizon is compatible. Maybe I will get the new treo 700palm verizon. Thanks for the help
Your Verizon Treo 650 should work. Previous posts from other members here confirmed this. My Cingular Treo 650 works flawlessly all the time even though it only downloads the Quick Dial numbers, not the entire phone book.

Make sure that in your Treo quick dial screen, there are no numbers in any of your contacts that include * or # . These could reset your Treo while it tries to pair with your X5.
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Verizon Treo 650 works but....

Ok my Treo 650 works now now, I had to take off all the # and * out of the favorite buttons especially the VOICEMAIL one that has automatic password dial for my voicemail. Is there any other way to put the auto password?

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bluetooth passkey

I need help guys, I have just bought 2006 X5 from Insurance company, and I dont have any blutooth manual, so when ever
am trying to pair my phone it asks for a passkey..!!!
which i cant figure it out....there is any way to obtain this passkey?!?!?!
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I need help guys, I have just bought 2006 X5 from Insurance company, and I dont have any blutooth manual, so when ever
am trying to pair my phone it asks for a passkey..!!!
which i cant figure it out....there is any way to obtain this passkey?!?!?!
I believe you would need to get the original passkey from the dealer.
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Hi,

The Bluetooth module is in the back below the CD player and Nav unit in the rear cargo hold. You will have to take the spare tire out to get at it, but the passkey will be printed on that device. it should say PK#### with the 4 numbers being your key.

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I have read through this thread a couple of times now and believe I should have Bluetooth. I have the Telephone option on my screen and I also have BMW Assist. However, when I look in the back under the NAV unit I don't see anything that resembles a deck of cards or that has any kind of code on it. Some one said something about removing the spare tire but I am not sure how that will help me get to the code.

It does look like I am pre-wired for a CD changer which made me happy. If anyone has picture or a link to a picture of what this is supposed to look like could you post it for me?

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The code your looking for is on a card that came with the vehicle when it was shipped. If you don't have that card more than likely you will need to go into the dealer and perhaps with your vin # that code will be provided from BMW.

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I have read through this thread a couple of times now and believe I should have Bluetooth. I have the Telephone option on my screen and I also have BMW Assist. However, when I look in the back under the NAV unit I don't see anything that resembles a deck of cards or that has any kind of code on it. Some one said something about removing the spare tire but I am not sure how that will help me get to the code.

It does look like I am pre-wired for a CD changer which made me happy. If anyone has picture or a link to a picture of what this is supposed to look like could you post it for me?

Thanks!
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Old 08-21-2007, 05:24 AM
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Bluetooth

I had a similar problem with bluetooth on my vehicle. I could not get it into pairing mode despite trying the button on the phone cradle and the steering wheel. Called to my friendly dealer and they activated it through the service computer
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