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Old 11-06-2006, 02:57 PM
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Transplant Help

I have recently moved from a 2004 330 ZHP to an '04 4.4. Before letting the 330 go, I removed the bluetooth and sirius parts that I installed. I believe that I retrieved all of the parts. The sync button in the 330 was just a button, whereas it appears the button on the x5 is a complete phone-clip-in thingamagiggy. Can I purchase this, or is there any other way to sync the phone up, since in the 330 I hit the button all of once?

With regard to the sirius install, the pics that I have seen for the x5 install look a lot like the back of the 330 did--That is a rack for the electronic components. However, there is no rack in my 'new' ride. Is this rack part of the 'installation kit' for the sirius or the cd changer?

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