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UCrewX5 12-02-2008 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by ekvals
Okey, so i would have to install the newer 16:9 navigation module in order to do it this way..


Ill check around to see if i can find one of the other options since i dont think i will update the navigation module..

Thanks..

The radio module is not integrated into the 16:9 navigation screen module. It is a separate component and is located down in the spare tire compartment. You do not need to update to the 16:9 nav screen in order to update your radio module.

ekvals 12-02-2008 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by UCrewX5
The radio module is not integrated into the 16:9 navigation screen module. It is a separate component and is located down in the spare tire compartment. You do not need to update to the 16:9 nav screen in order to update your radio module.



Aaah.

Okey, then i understand..


How much would a radio module cost about..?

And would i have to stretch the wire from the radio module and forward.??

Is there an recommended option.? Like the others mentioned before.?

UCrewX5 12-02-2008 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by ekvals
Aaah.

Okey, then i understand..


How much would a radio module cost about..?

And would i have to stretch the wire from the radio module and forward.??

Is there an recommended option.? Like the others mentioned before.?

I'm not sure how much they cost (eBay is a good place to find used one and shop price, however). You do not need to run any wiring from the radio module up to the front in order to install the new radio module, but you will need an adaptor harness (your radio module will have the round pin connectors and the newer one has flat pin connectors - see http://www.xoutpost.com/articles/x5/s...formation.html and http://www.bimmerboard.com/forums/posts/52117 ). You will have to extend some wiring up to the front, though, if you want the AUX connector to be accessible from the driver's station rather than from the back part of the vehicle.

ekvals 12-03-2008 02:08 AM

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Originally Posted by UCrewX5
I'm not sure how much they cost (eBay is a good place to find used one and shop price, however). You do not need to run any wiring from the radio module up to the front in order to install the new radio module, but you will need an adaptor harness (your radio module will have the round pin connectors and the newer one has flat pin connectors - see http://www.xoutpost.com/articles/x5/s...formation.html and http://www.bimmerboard.com/forums/posts/52117 ). You will have to extend some wiring up to the front, though, if you want the AUX connector to be accessible from the driver's station rather than from the back part of the vehicle.


Thanks for the tip. Ill see trought the info and see if i get it..;)


BTW, my radio module is an european version.. It was installed after the car was imported to Norway, from USA in 2005..

Maybe i have an upgraded version.? Is there a serial number or something i can look for.?

UCrewX5 12-03-2008 09:27 AM

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Originally Posted by ekvals
Thanks for the tip. Ill see trought the info and see if i get it..;)


BTW, my radio module is an european version.. It was installed after the car was imported to Norway, from USA in 2005..

Maybe i have an upgraded version.? Is there a serial number or something i can look for.?

There should be a sticker on the radio module that tells you the hardware and firmware versions, as well as the manufacturing date. That will give an idea of what you have and what it is capable of.


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