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It is worth trying another phone since sometime the phone's bluetooth is not working well.
If the phone bluetooth already connects then disconnect, try to switch off the car then on again. If the phone has found BMWXXXX bluetooth, then found nothing at next attempt of pairing, try to restart the phone. |
I figured out why my Bluetooth doesn't work....
I came across this link... SI B84 13 04 and came across this...
"For E46/E83/E85/E53 vehicles produced between 3/2004 and 8/2004, are equipped with a TCU that does not support Bluetooth®. On thesevehicles the TCU can be replaced at the customer's expense with a 2005 MY TCU. Cradles may not be added to these vehicles because of wiring incompatibility. Please disregard the Owner's Manual insert, shown to the left, indicating Bluetooth®functionality. The hardware in these vehicles will not work correctly." To the OP...looks like we're going to have to upgrade to either a MY 2005 TCU with Bluetooth or a stand alone Bluetooth module. Daniel |
Very interesting SIB, I have known people with 04s to successfully get their phone to pair if it came with a PK on the bluetooth card, so that is bizarre. My car did not come with a PK, so I had to do the retrofit to a combo module. If you upgrade the TCU to a BMW Assist/Bluetooth Combo module, you most likely also will need to wire in a bluetooth antenna. The whole retrofit cost me about 800 bucks in parts.
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Thanks for the verifing the info.
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:iagree: Thats why i have 3 of these TCU paper weights in my garage.
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Too bad BMW cannot get us a Firmware update. |
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Also, I got the most recent TCU available, so hopefully it will last me for a few years at least. |
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