Will a lci idrive controller fit and work with a CCC in a pre lci
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Hi guys I'm currently getting the bits together to fit my CCC in to my e60
I been told I need a idrive high controller can the lci one from a 2008 car fit my car existing idrive controller wiring
As I need one to use my CCC
The part number I been told is 6944884
Is this a high one just to confirm also thanks a lot so the help so far
I been told I need a idrive high controller can the lci one from a 2008 car fit my car existing idrive controller wiring
As I need one to use my CCC
The part number I been told is 6944884
Is this a high one just to confirm also thanks a lot so the help so far
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Looking at the part in realoem it shows loads of different ones with the same part number any idea guys
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If you are going through all this trouble, I would say why not put in the CIC idrive controller itself. It works fine and gives you a lot more functionality than the normal idrive. But otherwise yes even an LCI one will work fine for you.
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But that means I would need to change my trim and for the lci one I dont do I
So you are saying this is a high controller and it wil work with the ccc
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So you are saying this is a high controller and it wil work with the ccc
Thanks
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It is not plug and play. The new one is lighted and has different button configuration. Plenty of DIY info around that shows how to modify the plugs and code for the controller.
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Just to clarify the lci controller with just menu button is direct fit to my controller wiring and panel
And for the new cic controller I need to cut panel and plugs and wire?
And for the new cic controller I need to cut panel and plugs and wire?
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correct.
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Thanks mate
Have these panels got cuts in them already to fit larger controller or is this a hole you make your self by guessing
Have these panels got cuts in them already to fit larger controller or is this a hole you make your self by guessing