Nokia 6500 Classic
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Originally Posted by kingab' post='515442' date='Jan 9 2008, 11:33 AM
Actually the 6500 is only supported on new post 2007 cars.
I have a 2005 5 Series and it intermittently crashes the Bluetooth software and the Radio!
I have a 2005 5 Series and it intermittently crashes the Bluetooth software and the Radio!
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Originally Posted by megablade' post='515949' date='Jan 10 2008, 03:04 PM
Well it works fine in my 2006 5 Series with Professional Nav.
They also told me that as I had now used a unsuported phone they would not fix any issues with the bluetooth as I had inavlidated the Warreny, and that as the BT was an optional extra it was not covered by the 3 year warrenty anyway.
BTW this will provably be my last BMW because it is obvious to me that after 7 cars the service has now gone west
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KIngab,
I'm sorry to hear of your experience, but how can BMW claim that an optional extrais not covered by the 3 year warrenty?? Would an auto not be covered as it is an optional extra?? They fitted it before it left the factory, therefore it is covered! In fact in my last 3 series my cradle broke, they claimed that this was not covered as it was bought after the car, but they replaced it in the end. I think that is the issue, optional extra supplied by dealer versus factory fitted optional extra.
Try a different dealer, where are you?
I'm sorry to hear of your experience, but how can BMW claim that an optional extrais not covered by the 3 year warrenty?? Would an auto not be covered as it is an optional extra?? They fitted it before it left the factory, therefore it is covered! In fact in my last 3 series my cradle broke, they claimed that this was not covered as it was bought after the car, but they replaced it in the end. I think that is the issue, optional extra supplied by dealer versus factory fitted optional extra.
Try a different dealer, where are you?
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Originally Posted by megablade' post='516077' date='Jan 10 2008, 08:27 PM
KIngab,
I'm sorry to hear of your experience, but how can BMW claim that an optional extrais not covered by the 3 year warrenty?? Would an auto not be covered as it is an optional extra?? They fitted it before it left the factory, therefore it is covered! In fact in my last 3 series my cradle broke, they claimed that this was not covered as it was bought after the car, but they replaced it in the end. I think that is the issue, optional extra supplied by dealer versus factory fitted optional extra.
Try a different dealer, where are you?
I'm sorry to hear of your experience, but how can BMW claim that an optional extrais not covered by the 3 year warrenty?? Would an auto not be covered as it is an optional extra?? They fitted it before it left the factory, therefore it is covered! In fact in my last 3 series my cradle broke, they claimed that this was not covered as it was bought after the car, but they replaced it in the end. I think that is the issue, optional extra supplied by dealer versus factory fitted optional extra.
Try a different dealer, where are you?
The manufacturer?s warranty supplied with your vehicle covers the cost of repairs in the unlikely event that a component fails due to a manufacturing defect. This applies to the standard options on your vehicle and optional extras. It does not cover the cost of factory fitted optional upgrades such as updated Bluetooth compatibility.
They are stating that supporting any bluetooth device other than the list current at point of manufacture is an upgrade not a warrenty call as they are not selling a "Bluetooth Car Kit" they are selling a car kit that will work with a very limited list of phones via bluetooth. And because the faliure I had on my Radio was listed as being caused by using a Nokia 6500 they point blank refused to even look at it.
BTW the dealer was poor, however they are only stating the party line.
I am going to change dealer - to an Alpha, Merc or Audi dealer
BTW I am in the UK Midlands and all the local BMW dealers are owned by one company.
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Indeed this is a worrying trend.
However, in this world of ever increasing litigation where the likes of Mcdonalds have to put "Contents might be hot" on a coffee cup, where in the manual (I have read it) does it say a) the list of compatible phones and b) do not connect a newer phone??
I do not doubt what you have been told for 1 minute, but I would certainly not take that lying down.
The only list of compatible phones is on the internet, to which you do not have access to do you you use your blackberry for email dont you!!
Finally good luck with the Audi dealers!! I have just come back to BMW because Audi was SHOCKING
However, in this world of ever increasing litigation where the likes of Mcdonalds have to put "Contents might be hot" on a coffee cup, where in the manual (I have read it) does it say a) the list of compatible phones and b) do not connect a newer phone??
I do not doubt what you have been told for 1 minute, but I would certainly not take that lying down.
The only list of compatible phones is on the internet, to which you do not have access to do you you use your blackberry for email dont you!!
Finally good luck with the Audi dealers!! I have just come back to BMW because Audi was SHOCKING
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My march 2004 non nac car works fine with 6500c for about a month now.
Are you saying your car has been damaged by trying to pair it with the 6500c, I think your within your rights to demand it fixed if thats the case, there is no list of phones provided with the car so anything with BT is fair game and the car should be robust enough not to break
At the same time it's not fair to ask bmw to recode your car BT to work with the latest phones....
Are you saying your car has been damaged by trying to pair it with the 6500c, I think your within your rights to demand it fixed if thats the case, there is no list of phones provided with the car so anything with BT is fair game and the car should be robust enough not to break
At the same time it's not fair to ask bmw to recode your car BT to work with the latest phones....
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Originally Posted by GarryF' post='516428' date='Jan 11 2008, 07:44 PM
At the same time it's not fair to ask bmw to recode your car BT to work with the latest phones....
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I dont like it how BMW makes their list of Phone Compatibility according to their US consumers more than the EU or ASIAN consumers who have more advanced phones like 2 years ahead than anywhere else...come on BMW its not that hard.......
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