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Old 03-15-2007, 07:16 PM
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SatNav missing in Computer after jump start

Last week I dont know what my wife did to my lovely X5 - but in the morning battery was flat. So I jump started it and to my horror the computer died as well as a lot of other stuff like indicator etc..

I Called AA and he suggested that disconnecting the battery and reconnecting it will reset the computer. So he did and he was right. Computer and most of the functionalities came back.

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I lost the sat nav completely. No sign of it in the computer. I went to my local BMW in Guildford Surrey, UK and they suggested I book it in and it could be a couple of hours labour to investigate. (please note that in UK BMW charges £120 GBP per hour + VAT = £140 GBP or about $270 USD per hour so couple of hour is a lot

I booked it for next Friday and I hope someone has come across the same issue and has a solution for me.

Thanks in advance.

Salar
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Old 03-21-2007, 05:44 PM
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My story is no comfort really: my brother was driving my X5 once (and only once) a few years ago and he left the lights on. After he jump started it, he called me to tell me that something was wrong with the navigation display (the entire screen was black and completely dead).

Bottom line: I needed a new Nav display but the dealer was able to figure out how to get it covered under warranty.

Hindsight is 20/20 of course, but I would recommend that X5 owners NOT jump start their vehicles if possible. Instead, pull the battery out (or disconnect the cables) and put a trickle-charger on it overnight.

Hope your story has happy ending!
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