Have you considered going with an iPod interface instead? Such much better than a CD changer, in my opinion.

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Dear Wolf:
I have one that i took out of my wife's 323i when we traded it in. I have not used it in over 3 years, but for $25 plus shipping (my price to you via paypal cash balance ie non credit card), I dont think you are taking much of a chance. If it has any problems they are relatively inexpensive to repair mostly get dusty and need to have compressed air to blow out the dust.. So you can pay $200+ or take a chance on mine, My reputation around here is pretty good, but like I said it has not moved in over 3 years and I cannot swear to its functionality.

If your interested, let me know. You even get TWO cartidges. Such a deal !!!

No returns, no complains. For $25, it'll even make an intersting paperweight (haha)

And I dont rip you off in the shipping. If it's less. I send it back to you

Other feed back is welcome..and if there is any representation I made this is incorrect, feel free to correct me,. I know it did NOT play MP3s

Cheers Let me know if you need photos or anything else.

Ed in Metuchen, NJ

Can you post some pics of your ALPINE CD changer ( front and back portion please ). Does it have the same wiring and plugs as an OEM 6 disc Cd changer ? I hope it is the plug and play type ?

Well, it's 11 degrees outside, but for a fanatic, why not run out and take a couple of pictures,,so here you are... Hope they are clear enough, but if not let me know..Note I have 2 cartridges, I just didnt have them installed since they still have my son's "hip hop" in them..(which I think make excellent drink coasters)

Why do you insist on Alpine, same plug and play connectors 6 pin and 3 pin as BMW OEM (which is what this is, NOT an alpine)..?

It was replaced under warranty which is why it has a 2002 date out of a 2000 323i car.

And for the record, and not ripping anyone off (I think I have a pretty good rep here), I havent used it in YEARS so you bought it, you own it. But for $25 unless it's melted in a ups truck on the way to you, it probably can be fixed cheaper than new.

Let me know what you would like to do. Good Luck ! edco

I have a BMW CD Changer I just took out of my going off lease 2005 X5. this is a direct factory part that plugs right in! $175

email me or call me 813-335-2937

what production date is cd changer of your 2005 X5??

If 9/2005, I'm interested!!

The sticker on the back says Oct 2004