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Problem Pairing phone
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This may help. http://www.xoutpost.com/file-bmw_bt_phones.htm
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Problem Pairing phone
Thanks, but no - I read that already, and I don't have a "kit" in my vehicle. I was told I did not need one, that my phone would work seamlessly with the vehicle. Not so. Yet another misconception (lie) I was lead to believe at the dealership and by BMW. Any X3 produced between 03/04 - 08/04 has compatibility issues between the supposed BT and Assist systems - and BMW has no intentions of fixing it at their expense.
The technology in a GMC is better than my BMW. I have heard of a petition that people can sign regarding this compatibility issue: http://www.petitiononline.com/mc1981/petition.html |
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Like the X5's, I assume that the 2004 X3 has the combo Assist/Bluetooth module that has the Bluetooth portion non-functional. The module can be replaced with a 2005 module to give you Bluetooth, but that is at your expense.
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