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Old 09-30-2007, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Facelift
"High Cluster" means a "Big Bordcomputer".

No Bordcomputer = Nothing
Low Cluster = temp. / speed / consumtion / range
High Cluster = (as low cluster) and: Time 1 / Time 2 / consumtion 2 / time / date / distance / timer / arrival timer ...

If the Nav was build in by bmw you should have the high cluster of corse. but if it was a retrofit, perhaps you have to change the ike, too if you just own a low cluster.
Excuse me, i'm going to install a nav-sat retrofit on my E39. I've a low cluster, but I think I keep it on, and use a old MID to view the time and date on the board monitor. Is any possibility to "take" the other data of the low cluster for using in the Bordmonitor computer???
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