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bscarlett 08-22-2014 10:52 AM

Wanting to add OEM Sirius to E53
 
I have a 2005 E53 w/DSP and no Nav and want to add OEM sirius to it. I currently have a Dension icelink connected to the CD changer and would like to keep that. Is it possible to add Sirius and keep the iceLink, if so, what Sirius module do I need? I have found so many different part numbers.

thx

jgold47 08-22-2014 12:56 PM

I just did this about 6 months ago.

I had a Dice Mediabridge and got the OEM Sirius.

only real issue was with the antenna.

I tried to install the antenna in the 'spoiler' like in the write-ups, but I trashed two antennas trying to snake them through the rubber looms. I wound up putting a slight notch in the seam under the weather stripping and bringing the antenna up through the stripping, across the hatch gap and up on the roof. I even painted the antenna silver. With the roof rack you can really only tell if you are looking for it.

works flawless.

HEre's the thing. There was some weirdness on ordering the unit. I would need to track down the part number I ordered, but it wasn't what you would find in real OEM. What showed up was a different part number than was on the box (which was expected).

my only feedback is this:

1. sound is better than the dice
2. controls are about the same
3. a few more presets.

However, you're still dealing with the OEM setup, so the display sucks (it scrolls, but you have to make it scroll), and your at the mercy of FF/RR for the channel changes.

I only did this because I was annoyed with the way the dice operated, had OEM BT, and was on an OEM kick.

If the fine folks at dynavin/hulagin etc...could just figure out how to incorporate Sirius (those generic tuners cant be that hard to control), and somehow make the OEM Bluetooth mic work, I'd have bought 3 of them.

By that same token, If my X had NAV and I had the big screen, different story entirely.

bscarlett 08-24-2014 05:52 PM

If you could find the part numbers you used, I would really appreciate it. Both what you ordered and what is actually on the unit.

Junkycosmos 08-25-2014 11:25 PM

I too have been eyeing the new dynavin but adding satellite. So
+1
>If the fine folks at dynavin/hulagin etc...could just figure out how to incorporate Sirius

TerminatorX5 08-26-2014 12:09 AM

84110141981 1st generation for units without OEM Navigation
84110153365 1st generation for units with OEM Navigation
65120398140 2nd generation
65120416377 3rd generation sold only with 1 year subscription


New generation units:
65120440550
65120439436 (current)

That -436 unit has a remanufactured version available: Part # 65120439437.


84110141977 cable 1 $14.47
84110141978 cable 2 $14.47
84110141979 antenna $73.33
84110390239 small antenna $35.89


check every part number before ordering, i am not responsible for wrong part numbers

Lowblock 10-26-2014 01:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Junkycosmos (Post 1006264)
I too have been eyeing the new dynavin but adding satellite. So
+1
>If the fine folks at dynavin/hulagin etc...could just figure out how to incorporate Sirius

+1, I have spoken with the "powers that be" about this quite a few times, problem is, its just way to small of a market to add the functionality of this on their units. I just ordered my Dynavin and to use sirius I bought a new sirius onyx plus. I havent received the Dynavin but I have installed the sirus receiver up in the flip down glasses case so you can see the display clearly, you cant fold it up anymore but it works, I will just use the AUX input on the Dyn.


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