CPT 9000 not available for '05 E60?
02-21-2005, 03:47 PM
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Hi Guys-
First time post.
My ED '05 E60 545 is somewhere between Hueneme and the VPC -- and just now my dealer is telling me that the CPT 9000 is not compatible with the 2005 MY.
I think he's full of crap, but could someone verify this for me? If yes, what are all the parts I will need - I want to install the Verizon CDMA version?
Please don't tell me how wonderful Bluetooth is -- I'm not interested.
Thanks,
-Erik
First time post.
My ED '05 E60 545 is somewhere between Hueneme and the VPC -- and just now my dealer is telling me that the CPT 9000 is not compatible with the 2005 MY.
I think he's full of crap, but could someone verify this for me? If yes, what are all the parts I will need - I want to install the Verizon CDMA version?
Please don't tell me how wonderful Bluetooth is -- I'm not interested.
Thanks,
-Erik
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02-21-2005, 04:25 PM
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My dealer told me they could install the eject box needed for the CPT9000 & program the car to recognize it, and that my Motorola V60i (non-BMW model) would work. He also said that once they programmed the car to recognize the hardwired phone, the bluetooth capability would be disabled (and need to be reactivated if I wanted to use bluetooth at a later point).
This thread has several good pdf files with info, including one with the installation instructions for the CPT9000 in a E60, so I think your dealer doesn't know what he's talking about:
http://forums.e60.net/index.php?showtopic=2709
My dealer told me they could install the eject box needed for the CPT9000 & program the car to recognize it, and that my Motorola V60i (non-BMW model) would work. He also said that once they programmed the car to recognize the hardwired phone, the bluetooth capability would be disabled (and need to be reactivated if I wanted to use bluetooth at a later point).
This thread has several good pdf files with info, including one with the installation instructions for the CPT9000 in a E60, so I think your dealer doesn't know what he's talking about:
http://forums.e60.net/index.php?showtopic=2709
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