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there are 3 wires on pic but we can see only 2 of them he soldered, where goes the 3rd wire ?
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The 3rd wire is Ground, so will have been connected to the Ground on the Radio unit.
The E60 doesn't have a separate Radio unit, its built into the CCC. Rather than risk your CCC I would recommend people invest some time in learning how to use NCSExpert you can then put in your own AUX-IN without having to open up any module and solder anything.
The E60 doesn't have a separate Radio unit, its built into the CCC. Rather than risk your CCC I would recommend people invest some time in learning how to use NCSExpert you can then put in your own AUX-IN without having to open up any module and solder anything.
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