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SlickGT1 11-25-2015 07:53 PM

Red means not connected. Nothing lit up means it's connected. Green means you are in a call.

If you don't see bmwxxxx, I suggest you get the car scanned with a gt1, and get the codes for the module.

jopecasa 11-26-2015 02:57 AM

And you can also rename the module and change the 4 digit pin code via PA soft.

electricalserv x5 11-26-2015 07:33 AM

easy fix........turn your car off ,go and unplug the module from the harnest and reconnect,go turn the car on ,turn on your screen and see 'telephone'turn on the phone hit 'settings' and then blue tooth,should see bmw, pair it ,enter your pin from the manual . and that should do it..................

KDAWG97M3 11-26-2015 08:49 AM

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Originally Posted by electricalserv x5 (Post 1059675)
easy fix........turn your car off ,go and unplug the module from the harnest and reconnect,go turn the car on ,turn on your screen and see 'telephone'turn on the phone hit 'settings' and then blue tooth,should see bmw, pair it ,enter your pin from the manual . and that should do it..................

Sorry to hi jack, I have done all of the above steps, including pulling fuses. I have also used my BMW scanner to scan the module, everything is blank, no info. Does this mean the module is dead? Thanks you

SlickGT1 11-26-2015 04:47 PM

No it does not. Scan with gt1, computer will know if the module is there, and what the malfunction is. Now sure what BMW scanner is capable of.

KDAWG97M3 11-26-2015 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by SlickGT1 (Post 1059707)
No it does not. Scan with gt1, computer will know if the module is there, and what the malfunction is. Now sure what BMW scanner is capable of.


It shows on the scanner. It says unit in MTS mode. Not sure what that is. I have tried to reset nothing

Qsilver7 11-26-2015 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by KDAWG97M3 (Post 1059679)
Sorry to hi jack, I have done all of the above steps, including pulling fuses. I have also used my BMW scanner to scan the module, everything is blank, no info. Does this mean the module is dead? Thanks you

Did you install an upgraded TCU/ULF from a later BMW? I ask because none of the BMWs you have listed were built when BMW started installing Bluetooth capable units. The X5 didn't get integrated BT until the 10/04 build date.

And you may want to edit your signature because you have a 2001 X4 listed...which means either the model year is wrong or the model is wrong. There was no X4 back in 2001. :)


KDAWG97M3 11-26-2015 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Qsilver7 (Post 1059729)
Did you install an upgraded TCU/ULF from a later BMW? I ask because none of the BMWs you have listed were built when BMW started installing Bluetooth capable units. The X5 didn't get integrated BT until the 10/04 build date.

And you may want to edit your signature because you have a 2001 X4 listed...which means either the model year is wrong or the model is wrong. There was no X4 back in 2001. :)



Nope. My car is a 2006 4.8is. The 2001 "X4" was sold years ago.

electricalserv x5 11-26-2015 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted by KDAWG97M3 (Post 1059731)
Nope. My car is a 2006 4.8is. The 2001 "X4" was sold years ago.

I have the exact some X5 4.8is and I have BT . drops out ocne and in a while.I reboot it and it works fine.

KDAWG97M3 11-26-2015 08:29 PM

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Originally Posted by electricalserv x5 (Post 1059733)
I have the exact some X5 4.8is and I have BT . drops out ocne and in a while.I reboot it and it works fine.

Not sure what you said but mine isn't working. And tried to reset it doesn't work


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