CPT9000 is history
04-04-2005 | 08:55 PM
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Production date March, 01 '04 (Barely made the cut-off date, no new TCU needed.)
I left my car at the dealership on Friday afternoon and it was ready by noon on Saturday. The car-phone paired immediately. By the time I got home (Around 20 mins.) the phonebook was already transferred and everything else was working (Redial, top 8, etc...). So far I'm very pleased with it. Definitely not the same voice quality I had with the CPT9000 but the fact that it is wireless is worth it.
Dealer charged $149.95 for what they said was three hours of labor (Programming), they did a nice job.
I left my car at the dealership on Friday afternoon and it was ready by noon on Saturday. The car-phone paired immediately. By the time I got home (Around 20 mins.) the phonebook was already transferred and everything else was working (Redial, top 8, etc...). So far I'm very pleased with it. Definitely not the same voice quality I had with the CPT9000 but the fact that it is wireless is worth it.
Dealer charged $149.95 for what they said was three hours of labor (Programming), they did a nice job.
04-04-2005 | 08:57 PM
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My Ride: 2004 545i 6 spd Sports Package | NAV | PDC | Logic 7 | BT retrofit | SW V13.3
Originally Posted by Wiu-Bimmer' date='Apr 4 2005, 08:55 PM
Production date March, 01 '04 (Barely made the cut-off date, no new TCU needed.)
I left my car at the dealership on Friday afternoon and it was ready by noon on Saturday. The car-phone paired immediately. By the time I got home (Around 20 mins.) the phonebook was already transferred and everything else was working (Redial, top 8, etc...). So far I'm very pleased with it. Definitely not the same voice quality I had with the CPT9000 but the fact that it is wireless is worth it.
Dealer charged $149.95 for what they said was three hours of labor (Programming), they did a nice job.
I left my car at the dealership on Friday afternoon and it was ready by noon on Saturday. The car-phone paired immediately. By the time I got home (Around 20 mins.) the phonebook was already transferred and everything else was working (Redial, top 8, etc...). So far I'm very pleased with it. Definitely not the same voice quality I had with the CPT9000 but the fact that it is wireless is worth it.
Dealer charged $149.95 for what they said was three hours of labor (Programming), they did a nice job.
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04-04-2005 | 09:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Hormazd' date='Apr 4 2005, 10:57 PM
Congrats.? What software version did they load.? I heard that V15.2 addressed voice quality and echo.
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I did not ask if they updated software or not. I do know that at least I have 13.2 or greater.
04-04-2005 | 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Wiu-Bimmer' date='Apr 4 2005, 10:55 PM
Production date March, 01 '04 (Barely made the cut-off date, no new TCU needed.)
I left my car at the dealership on Friday afternoon and it was ready by noon on Saturday. The car-phone paired immediately. By the time I got home (Around 20 mins.) the phonebook was already transferred and everything else was working (Redial, top 8, etc...). So far I'm very pleased with it. Definitely not the same voice quality I had with the CPT9000 but the fact that it is wireless is worth it.
Dealer charged $149.95 for what they said was three hours of labor (Programming), they did a nice job.
I left my car at the dealership on Friday afternoon and it was ready by noon on Saturday. The car-phone paired immediately. By the time I got home (Around 20 mins.) the phonebook was already transferred and everything else was working (Redial, top 8, etc...). So far I'm very pleased with it. Definitely not the same voice quality I had with the CPT9000 but the fact that it is wireless is worth it.
Dealer charged $149.95 for what they said was three hours of labor (Programming), they did a nice job.
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What's the total cost for the parts+labor? What part number(s) should
I mention to my dealer for this retrofit?
khl
04-05-2005 | 04:52 AM
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Originally Posted by khl' date='Apr 4 2005, 11:26 PM
Hi Wiu-Bimmer:
What's the total cost for the parts+labor?? What part number(s) should
I mention to my dealer for this retrofit?
khl
What's the total cost for the parts+labor?? What part number(s) should
I mention to my dealer for this retrofit?
khl
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Read the attached bulletin. It will depend on your production date if you will need parts (The TCU) or not.
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