Aux port or CD changer
01-12-2013, 08:55 PM
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Ah okay, bmw's cable should be even more straightforward as it should come with the tyco pins preinstalled, so yeah it should be plug and play behind the dash unit (cd drive).
Since you have everything coded via NCS, you are all set
I would first connect everything and hear the sound quality . (people reported back that it is missing bass, if it is too low for you, THEN you could consider removing the resistors, otherwise I wouldn't touch it )
Good luck and have fun
Since you have everything coded via NCS, you are all set
I would first connect everything and hear the sound quality . (people reported back that it is missing bass, if it is too low for you, THEN you could consider removing the resistors, otherwise I wouldn't touch it )
Good luck and have fun
The bmw did come with the pins installed but I did not have an empty slot. What I had to do was remove the pins from the cable and connect them to the existing connector that was already on my car and voila, worked like a charm. Ill post it on the thread i started on DIY section so it can help others in the future. https://5series.net/forums/diy-do-yo...4/#post1485594So I did get to keep CD,NAV, AND MY AUX
Last edited by ldesouza; 01-12-2013 at 09:11 PM.
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