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[QUOTE=msammy;266781] My conclusion is: the older X5 shifter led's stay on when sleeping, my 2007's go out after the 16 minute sleep time.

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I'd need an update please...Did the orange shifter light stay on forever? And did your battery hold up or did it drain again like the others?
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Mine wasn't the satnav in the boot, it was the head unit. I changed the head unit for a Pioneer multi media system with satnav, and all issues were resolved.
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My conclusion is: the older X5 shifter led's stay on when sleeping, my 2007's go out after the 16 minute sleep time.

Hi,
I'd need an update please...Did the orange shifter light stay on forever? And did your battery hold up or did it drain again like the others?
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Wow, talk about an old thread! We still have our X5 after 15 years and yes, the orange shifter light stays on 24/7 even during sleep mode without any battery drain issues. It seems that some of the older X5's keep the shifter light on all the time for some reason without any problems.
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Wow, talk about an old thread! We still have our X5 after 15 years and yes, the orange shifter light stays on 24/7 even during sleep mode without any battery drain issues. It seems that some of the older X5's keep the shifter light on all the time for some reason without any problems.

Ok, thanks for the reply Dude! I'm very impressed that you still have your X5 after 15 years...Cool!
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