2006 550i weird navigation problem. PLEASE HELP!
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Thanks for the help. I pulled the CCC out last night and left it unplugged for 1 hour to let it reset. No go. Still stuck at that address. Took it to a guy that repairs BMW navs, and he said he can fix it for sure but he wants $400. Im guessing you are right about it being one of the modules in the NAV. The only question is, which one!
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Mystery solved (I think) Found this service bulletin online and #6 matches my NAV's symptoms
So I guess its the hip module.
SUBJECT
CCC Navigation Displays Incorrect Vehicle Position
MODEL
E90, E91, E92, E93 (3 Series) with SA 609 (CCC Navigation)
E60, E61 (5 Series) with SA 609 (CCC Navigation)
E63, E64 (6 Series)
E70 (X5) with SA 609 (CCC Navigation)
SITUATION
The customer may have one or more of the following complaints:
1. Incorrect vehicle location is displayed.
2. Map displays only background color, no streets.
3. Route Guidance cannot be started.
4. Route cursor moves to incorrect route.
5. HIP (Host Independent Positioning) module cannot be initialized.
6. CCC does not update the location when the vehicle is in motion.
The following fault may be stored in the CCC-A (Car Communication Computer ? Applications)
* "A062 ? No communication with Hip module"
CAUSE
HIP module software/hardware
PROCEDURE
The contents of this service information bulletin have been migrated into DIS V49 or later. Please refer to SI B65 06 07 for information on how to access "Symptom Troubleshooting" for CCC Navigation system complaints.
Read more: How do I recalibrate the navigation - JustAnswer http://www.justanswer.com/bmw/1spg6-...#ixzz1ckF7rM1N
CCC Navigation Displays Incorrect Vehicle Position
MODEL
E90, E91, E92, E93 (3 Series) with SA 609 (CCC Navigation)
E60, E61 (5 Series) with SA 609 (CCC Navigation)
E63, E64 (6 Series)
E70 (X5) with SA 609 (CCC Navigation)
SITUATION
The customer may have one or more of the following complaints:
1. Incorrect vehicle location is displayed.
2. Map displays only background color, no streets.
3. Route Guidance cannot be started.
4. Route cursor moves to incorrect route.
5. HIP (Host Independent Positioning) module cannot be initialized.
6. CCC does not update the location when the vehicle is in motion.
The following fault may be stored in the CCC-A (Car Communication Computer ? Applications)
* "A062 ? No communication with Hip module"
CAUSE
HIP module software/hardware
PROCEDURE
The contents of this service information bulletin have been migrated into DIS V49 or later. Please refer to SI B65 06 07 for information on how to access "Symptom Troubleshooting" for CCC Navigation system complaints.
Read more: How do I recalibrate the navigation - JustAnswer http://www.justanswer.com/bmw/1spg6-...#ixzz1ckF7rM1N
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These are the type of problems that I dread having with my '05 545. But none to date. I find it interesting that this problem occured when you changed the battery. When I replaced my original battery, I connected another 12v battery across the jumper terminals under the hood (IN PARALLEL), to maintain 12v to the car. This way I wouldn't lose any settings. It worked fine. I wonder whether the shop who did your car did the same thing?
Some members here have noted that the system must be reset when you change the battery, or the charging rate will be wrong and shorten the battery life. FWIW, my $95 Autozone battery has been working fine for 2 years, so I consider myself to be well ahead of the game vs. going to the dealer.
So what do you need to do to resolve the identified problem?
Some members here have noted that the system must be reset when you change the battery, or the charging rate will be wrong and shorten the battery life. FWIW, my $95 Autozone battery has been working fine for 2 years, so I consider myself to be well ahead of the game vs. going to the dealer.
So what do you need to do to resolve the identified problem?
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Well you are lucky then. Not registering your battery can cause all kinds of hell on these cars. The battery you installed must have been a close match to your old one. And your old one must not have been too bad when it was replaced. My car went through a brand new AGM battery and a brand new non AGM bettery in less than a year. Both were BMW batts! I replaced the IBS sensor and the battery, had it properly registered and had the active steering angles reinitialized by the dealer and now my car acts normal. Before I would get 5 error msgs every time I started my car in the morning.
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