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Old 03-31-2014, 12:03 PM
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Replacing factory radio NON-NAV
Hey all,

Been scouring this site for info about replacement radios for my 2002 X5 3.0 manual. I've got no issue with the quality of the sound, its no Bose system like I had in my G37 but it does the job. What I DO want is easier iPod access (the factory unit with my iPod in the glove box SUCKS) and mp3 functionality. I do NOT have the double din navigation unit. Is it a total and complete pain in the balls to replace these things? I keep reading about DSP but I'm not sure if my vehicle has it or not. I've posted on here before and my vehicle is pretty strange. No navigation unit but it came with a BMW optioned rear entertainment package with the DVD player in a case on the side of the trunk (which I still haven't gotten to the bottom of).

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