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Old 08-03-2007, 07:45 AM
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Question ...also attempting to bypass TM

hi all,

i have a blank screen on my nav and am trying to bypass the TM to see if it fixes it.

i am looking in the battery bay of my 2001/x5. I can see a white box about 15cm square, clip mounted side on, with 3 plugs coming from it - blue, black and white.

i disconnected blue and white and reconnected just the blue. no difference.

can anyone agree or disagree that this process bypasses the TM. i am not yet convinced!

any thoughts welcome.

rgds
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Old 08-06-2007, 08:15 AM
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NO that did nothing for me either despite much well meaning advice from other forum members.

I am still convinced that the TM module is up near the TM toggle switch, left of the steering wheel on my RHD version from 2003.

But to be honest my life is now too short to worry - I just got used to the 9 second blink.

Maybe one day i will get the trim off and have a look.
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