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Anyone know what the connector is for?
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Ive just bought a BT retrofit kit from Martin and discovered my car isnt pre-wired. He asked me to look if the mic was installed and I found this connector. Its different to the mic he supplied me but am curious as to what it is? Anyone know?
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Looks like the Homelink Connector (atleast on other BMWs it is typically a white connector, 3 contacts)
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Ah right, just curious. Thanks ESP :-)
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The microphone connection may be tucked WAY WAY inside the headliner. If you have the ULF connection in the boot, your X5 is pre-wired. Sometimes the mic connection does not get pulled all the way through to the overhead console. I had to get the dealership to drop the headliner to pull my mic connection into the overhead console.
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Unfortunately I dont have the ulf connector in the boot. I removed armrest and no phone cable present, neither could I find mic.
I have read posts about mic being hidden in headliner, I doubt its there as I cant find the other wires either :-( Martin has a great retrofit option though, I still have to run the mic though :-( |
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I cannot remeber the colours but I did take a photo, here it is:
http://www.accessone.co.uk//images/c.../connector.jpg Hope it helps. |
BTW I found this lead in the headlining above the passenger seat (RHD X5)
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Thanks for the info, think I'll search one more time. I guess (mother of all fuck-ups) that the green/yellow wire is switched 12v
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You could put a test meter across the wire, that will tell you easy enough. If you havent got a test meter buy a cheap 12v bulb, earth one side and pop the wire onto the wire.
I lost my meter and installed a car stereo in my girlfriends car, I took a halogen bulb from my ceiling spot lights in the house to test for the ignition live, her face was a picture lol |
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