Most Loop trouble shooting- No BT/AUX with SOS
Hey, I am kinda new to this DIY world, but I am trying here. So I amhaving the same issue, checked the MOST/TCU after buying the fiber optic MOST Loop and nothing. It still shows me the red light which I guess from reading this thread means it is working. I see that the solutionis replaced the so called "MULF2", where is that located? I have a 528I 20104 dr.
Sean your the best!
Just found it OMG, why the heck would BMW place that there..smh...its soaked in water...and has white stuff, looks like mold all round it. Is there any way of savlaging this? and where do I go from here? Do i have to replace the whole unit? Thank you in advance man
Just found it OMG, why the heck would BMW place that there..smh...its soaked in water...and has white stuff, looks like mold all round it. Is there any way of savlaging this? and where do I go from here? Do i have to replace the whole unit? Thank you in advance man
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No it's a goner. Buy the same one on eBay or from a junk yard. It doesn't have to be coded to work but has to be coded if you want the VIN to match. I would suggest relocating it and plugging up the leak also. Some sit the module up higher some completely relocate it it's up to you have you do it
Make sure you match the numbers on the tag before purchasing.
Make sure you match the numbers on the tag before purchasing.
Last edited by seanjordan20; Feb 14, 2020 at 01:13 PM.
No it's a goner. Buy the same one on eBay or from a junk yard. It doesn't have to be coded to work but has to be coded if you want the VIN to match. I would suggest relocating it and plugging up the leak also. Some sit the module up higher some completely relocate it it's up to you have you do it
Make sure you match the numbers on the tag before purchasing.
Make sure you match the numbers on the tag before purchasing.
No it's a goner. Buy the same one on eBay or from a junk yard. It doesn't have to be coded to work but has to be coded if you want the VIN to match. I would suggest relocating it and plugging up the leak also. Some sit the module up higher some completely relocate it it's up to you have you do it
Make sure you match the numbers on the tag before purchasing.
Make sure you match the numbers on the tag before purchasing.
All that I have found so far have all the same numbers in the back of the MULF@
I have found 3 already and all have different numbers in the side and they've belonged to BMW's of my model i believe. They all seem to start with "84.10"
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Under the wording "BMW MULF2" the part number is listed that has to match. Highlighted below.
What you are looking for is 84.10 - 9027360
Ebay Listing
What you are looking for is 84.10 - 9027360
Ebay Listing
Last edited by seanjordan20; Feb 15, 2020 at 12:28 AM.
Under the wording "BMW MULF2" the part number is listed that has to match. Highlighted below.
What you are looking for is 84.10 - 9027360
Ebay Listing
What you are looking for is 84.10 - 9027360
Ebay Listing
The music is working perfect! just had to switched the MULF2. Did not need the fiber Loop. However, I would like to add that the I could not find the exact MULF2 part number. Therefore, before buying another part I simply tried first and...IT WORKED I got one that started with 84.10 - and a different numbers after and it worked fine. The USB and AUX in my arm rest is working fine. My Bluetooth is working again and the SOS is gone. Thank you so much for your help brother.


