Use BMW original computer (NZ standard) and programme it with your car. After conversion it will work as same as NZ NEW BMW with RDS function (Radio station will be tagged)Į87, e90, e92, e60,e61, e64, E70,E71,E87,E65,E66. Got, sorry for cluttering the thread (posted a bunch of comments while you were replying).For all Jap imported BMW E60 and E90, the navigation can be converted to NZ standard.įM Radio frequency conversion at very low cost ($349), no extra part is needed.

Tried a couple of hard reboots, unit still not working. Turned the car off and on several times, unit still not working.ĭisconnected the battery, reconnected the battery, unit still not working. Turned off the engine, went in and paid my bill, came out and started the car, unit was not working, no Nav, radio or phone function.ĭrove around the country side for a bit to see if the car felt any different, pulled into my garage, unit still not working. I backed it off the rack, drove to the front door of the shop, unit was working. I sat in the car while the front toe and and thrust was being adjusted.

I was under the car with the tech feeding him the specs I wanted, and giving him the torque values. They let me drive the car onto the alignment rack. No issues with the function at all prior to the screen going black.ĭrove to the Goodyear store for an alignment, unit was working. Just keep you eyes peeled out on the forums, lots of individuals are doing the conversions. I can tell you that a replacement unit can be had for under $100 dollars. From my reading and experience failures are intermittent and gradual.Ĭan you provide a bit more detail what led up to the screen going black? Any warning signs? Did you do a deep scan with OBD? I have a basic Walmart scanner and even on that one basic functions like whether the fan is working on the back are available. I know this comment is entirely unhelpful. I had read that sometimes the fault will cause the fan to run nonstop and drain the battery?

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