ipod on X3 DSP
 

Hi.
I have X3 with navy and DSP.
X3 3.0d 2005 year.
I want to install one icelink dension.
will I need one cable adaptator to DSP?
Thanks

:wavey::xoutpost::wavey:

if you already have the icelink (discontinued now and replaced by the dice), there is an adapter you need to purchase for the DSP :thumbup:

Yes, but in spain i dont find DICE.
Perhaps in 2005 DSP will not need this adaptor.?
Sorry, my enghish is very bad.

don't worry about your english, it's fine :D

maybe someone on this board can help you find one in europe, or have Tom G. from european auto source (EAS) ship it to you (thanks again Tom, he has the BEST customer service :bow:)... and many members are in europe so maybe they know :thumbup:

and if you have DSP, you will need that adapter...(EAS sells them too i think)

contact Tom G. EAS
 

Ya contact Tom G. from european auto source , he is very knowledgeable about this and will have all the parts you need.

The ice>Link is no longer avaialble, but we can set you up with the DICE kit for your X3 which has replaced the ice>Link. Here is the kit you need for DSP configurations:

DICE iPod Integration Kit for BMW - DSP
http://www.europeanautosource.com/pr...roducts_id=284

Let me know if you have any further questions!

Thanks.
I will buy it now.

Where must i install it? Have my car sirius?
In the center console? in the CID? or in the trunk? or in the cd charger?
My car is produced august 2005.
Thanks.

I don't think Sirius was offered anywhere else but the States, so you should not be prewired. Your connections will be located in the center console underneath the storage bucket.

eduardog, the ICE link is still for sale internationaly, just not in the United States. Some prefer that interface, so you may want to source an ICE Link locally. Cost would likely be less for you as well since you won't have to cover international shipping.

As others have stated DICE faded out the ICE link for the DICE iPod integration kit here in the US. With the either kit you should not need the DSP adapter for your car.

You have the premium sound system, but do you have Nav? These two factors together determine where you'll make your DICE connections.

Here's a link to the DICE iPod integration system for your vehicle in case you decide to go that route:

http://www.bavariansoundwerks.com/pr...I=519/_cid=282