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I don't know my chassis number off the top of my head (and I'm at work now)
But the wirea are: Red, Brown & Red & yellow Thanks |
If it is the CD changer plug then it would be:
Pin 1 = brown (ground, chassis) Pin 2 = red with green stripe (permanent battery power) Pin 3 = white with red stripe and yellow dots (kbus, databus for controlling changer) If it is the Aux-In plug it would be: Pin 1 = black (right channel) Pin 2 = yellow (left channel) Pin 3 = brown (ground) I think you are looking at the CD changer plug. |
No, I know the CD changer plug (i's where I plug my i-bus into)..
It actually is with the cable from the GPS aerial (if that helps).. Thanks |
Do you think you could provide pics?
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Right... I have received my new GPS aerial today and tried plugging it straight into the GPS unit (in the boot) and I get a GPS signal straight away..
I then looked at removing the parcel shelf (to exchange it with the old one).. I managed to get the c-piller covers off and wondered what the aerial amp was for.. hope someone can clear this up for me as I would have thought it was for the TV.. Also, once the c-piller covers are removed, the parcel shelf seems to still be stuck in place.. any ideas or tips on how to remove this??? THanks in advance.. |
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It is also a diversity switch, and at request from the radio will switch between the 3 x FM antennas that your vehicle has. |
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http://www.bimmerboard.com/members/k...el%20shelf.pdf |
Thanks KiwiJochen... that looks interesting, but.. by the looks of that, I will have to take out the back seat.. is this correct???
Also, where did you get that from?? is that part of the service manual?? Thanks again |
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