Jeff/Ucrew/Tom@Eas or anyone..need help
 

I just swapped my older radio module to a new one to fix the HD-Dice text problem on the Nav screen (screen text garbled for song/mp3 text). Everything works as I have sound from the AM/FM radio and also the cassette (text works great too for Dice). But....there is no sound from the CD changer once that is selected. I can move around the CDs or hook up HD-Dice can view and forward etc songs.

I believe there is a pin swap required on the old round pin wiring harness. bimmernav lists moving pin 2 to pin3 (white tan wire). I think the wire is different for 2001 X5. Can anyone help me pointing out what to do.

This is for a 2001 X5 with DSP, CD changer and Nav


Thanks.

Sent you a reply PM. See this article for matching up the pins - http://www.xoutpost.com/articles/x5/s...formation.html

Sounds like you went to analog DSP, you'll need a new analog audio cable.

We have them in stock, I'll reply to your email shortly.

Tom you are the greatest. Would you provide a link? Is this i the part number 61.12-0 140 716? Also would it work with HD dice?

Here is the cable you need:

Audio Cable for analog DSP-equipped vehicles - open 3 pin
http://www.europeanautosource.com/pr...roducts_id=679

This will plug into your new receiver and provide your audio signal. This is compatible for the Standard and High-Definition DICE kits.

Tom,

I already have this cable and with complete kit (and I thought it was for the Aux input).

I have an empty connector with this kit. Need to know which wires correspond to which pin#s on the connector for the right fit. I am sure the connector then fits into the other silver connector part of the harness.

thanks as always.

small white plug x13598

Pin No. / Wire Color / Function
1 / / No function
2 / White-Brown / Audio common from 6CD player
3-7 / / No connection
8 / White-Red / Audio Left Channel from 6CD player
9 / White-Blue / Audio Right Channel from 6CD player
10 / / No Connection
11 / NAV / TV Audio +
12 / NAV / TV Audio -

This is from the link Jeff posted earlier ;)

urrgh...I am sorry. So many wires, harnesses, modules it just confuses the hell out of me. Now I know. Thanks.

You'll need to remove the connector and insert the pins into the correct locations, which will have numbers on them.