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Old 02-23-2008, 10:31 AM
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Dice Noise Filter (Popping Fuse)

Hi,

I have a 2002 X5 (no DSP) with sirius and the dice/hd-radio ipod kit.

I have had bad engine whine lately, so I purchased a 12amp noise filter from EAS to place in-line hopinh the get rid of the noise.

When I installed per the instructions on the 3pin wire, i keep popping a 5 amp fuse in the back compartment which knocks out the radio display. If you look at the picture, the red wire on the 3pin is where i made my cut. You are looking at the wire that comes from the sirius receiver and connects into the Dice harness.

On the 12amp filter, I connect the red-wire to the red wire on the bmw side. Then the blue wire to the dice side. Then ground the black wire to the body.

Anyone done this before?

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