CIC Retrofit Installation LOG
#954
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Looks like Im officially joining the club in a day or so.
Patryk and I have worked out the right set up & Im placing my order.
Special thanks to Balbs for all of the help as well, check out his threads for install advice & a sort of centralized location for all of this info.
Ill keep you posted on how this proceeds.
Patryk and I have worked out the right set up & Im placing my order.
Special thanks to Balbs for all of the help as well, check out his threads for install advice & a sort of centralized location for all of this info.
Ill keep you posted on how this proceeds.
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My Ride: 2004 BMW E60 525dA - Comf. seat, Hi-Fi Logic7, Navi prof, carphone prof, seat ventilation, Dynamic Drive, Active steering ++ Retrofits:- 9x20 & 10x20 BMW Style 101 w/ 255/30 ZR20 and 305/25 ZR20- 35/35 H&R sport springs - M-sport package- M5 trunk li
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Hello everyone,
I just completed the CIC retrofit installation a few weeks ago. Patryk completed the coding a few weeks ago, and everything except the AM radio is working well. FM works just fine. When I go into AM manual mode and try to adjust the frequency with the iDrive controller, AM sounds like the antenna wire is not connected - just static.
Patryk dialed in again early this morning and confirmed that it is not a coding issue.
I have tried reinstalling my old CCC unit and have verified that the AM radio on my CCC unit is working properly. From this test, I can only conclude that the AM radio antenna to the Quadralock connector is OK.
Just wondering if anyone has experienced any issues with their AM radios at all. Does the CIC use a different pin port on the Quadralock connector for the AM antenna? If that's not the root problem, then I can only surmise that my CIC AM receiver is broken.
Appreciate the help. Otherwise, the CIC system is fantastic!
Osmond
I just completed the CIC retrofit installation a few weeks ago. Patryk completed the coding a few weeks ago, and everything except the AM radio is working well. FM works just fine. When I go into AM manual mode and try to adjust the frequency with the iDrive controller, AM sounds like the antenna wire is not connected - just static.
Patryk dialed in again early this morning and confirmed that it is not a coding issue.
I have tried reinstalling my old CCC unit and have verified that the AM radio on my CCC unit is working properly. From this test, I can only conclude that the AM radio antenna to the Quadralock connector is OK.
Just wondering if anyone has experienced any issues with their AM radios at all. Does the CIC use a different pin port on the Quadralock connector for the AM antenna? If that's not the root problem, then I can only surmise that my CIC AM receiver is broken.
Appreciate the help. Otherwise, the CIC system is fantastic!
Osmond
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My Ride: E39 M5, E60 M5 and F06 M6GC
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Hello everyone,
I just completed the CIC retrofit installation a few weeks ago. Patryk completed the coding a few weeks ago, and everything except the AM radio is working well. FM works just fine. When I go into AM manual mode and try to adjust the frequency with the iDrive controller, AM sounds like the antenna wire is not connected - just static.
Patryk dialed in again early this morning and confirmed that it is not a coding issue.
I have tried reinstalling my old CCC unit and have verified that the AM radio on my CCC unit is working properly. From this test, I can only conclude that the AM radio antenna to the Quadralock connector is OK.
Just wondering if anyone has experienced any issues with their AM radios at all. Does the CIC use a different pin port on the Quadralock connector for the AM antenna? If that's not the root problem, then I can only surmise that my CIC AM receiver is broken.
Appreciate the help. Otherwise, the CIC system is fantastic!
Osmond
I just completed the CIC retrofit installation a few weeks ago. Patryk completed the coding a few weeks ago, and everything except the AM radio is working well. FM works just fine. When I go into AM manual mode and try to adjust the frequency with the iDrive controller, AM sounds like the antenna wire is not connected - just static.
Patryk dialed in again early this morning and confirmed that it is not a coding issue.
I have tried reinstalling my old CCC unit and have verified that the AM radio on my CCC unit is working properly. From this test, I can only conclude that the AM radio antenna to the Quadralock connector is OK.
Just wondering if anyone has experienced any issues with their AM radios at all. Does the CIC use a different pin port on the Quadralock connector for the AM antenna? If that's not the root problem, then I can only surmise that my CIC AM receiver is broken.
Appreciate the help. Otherwise, the CIC system is fantastic!
Osmond
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I usually listen to my local traffic and weather reports on the AM news channel. It's weird not knowing how congested the local bridges are while driving home from work.