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Old 02-01-2006, 05:43 PM
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Originally Posted by broknlgs24
also, i emailed another dealer requesting a
quote for a new radio module. now, i'm even
more lost. here's his reply (the most recent first) -

4:24PM today - "Well, the new ones come with a Sirius sat prep #691. That is not the problem, the problem, I believe, is that your radio does not have an aux input like the new ones, to plug the Sirius in. That part number is for a $1000.00 radio. Let me know what the forums bring you. "
Sirius does not use the AUX input - it uses the CD Changer audio input. The SA691 is correct for Sat-prewiring on other vehicles (X3/Z4), all X5's are pretty much "prewired" since it is using the CD Changer interface. The tuner and NAV system need to be compatible for the Sirius system to activate correctly.

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2:48PM Today - "Unfortunately, as you probably already know, your production date does not apply to Sirius w/ Nav. I do not know what module you are talking about. I don’t believe this is a factory item. If you want to stay OEM, you might need to put a newer radio in it. That would be costly and might not work. Search the forums and see what this module is and if it is BMW, try and get a part number."
The best thing would be to see if the Dealer would possibly let you try a couple of newer radio tuners and plug them in right there on the lot.

The 3-pin wire going into the Sirius module: there should be brown wire in the number #1 position (not in the middle) and check to see if the 2amp fuse on the Sirius module isn't blown.
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