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I would like to use the bluetooth feature offered in the E46. I have a 2003 330xi. Does the fact that it is prewired for cell phone mean that it already has some of the bluetooth components installed? What do I need to buy to get the system running?
unfortunately its pretty pricey to get the bluetooth retrofitted in. Its roughly 1k with parts + install + programming. You can buy an upgrade kit from your dealer. Also you can check bimmernav.com
Do you have BMW assist? If so if you buy the ULF (bluetooth) retrofit kit from BMW you will lose your BMW assist capabilities.
Vehicle Information
BMW ULF Hands Free Phone System with Bluetooth: 3/2002 – On
Restrictions? Cannot be installed with BMW Assist
Parts Information
Description
Part #
MSRP
Bluetooth Control Module ALL 84 21 6 934 552 $435.00
Installation Kit 3 Series built from 3/2002 – On 84 11 0 302 639 $164.00
3 Series Sport Wagon Bracket – Order this in addition to the installation kit for the sport wagon 84 13 6 924 698 $10.50
As Needed SES jumper plug – Only if missing 84 11 0 018 038 $10.00
Carrier Bracket – Only for early 3 series vehicles (3/02-9/02) sedan and coupe that are without an audio amplifier. 84 13 6 924 553 $12.50
Wow, thanks. I thought I might be able to save a bit due to the pre-wiring for the phone sytem, but I guess they do not share any components. It would be great to have, but then again, a bluetooth headset can be had for less than 50 bucks.
After market option can get you Bluetooth for much less that OEM with better capability to new BT phones. The best cost effective solution is to install Parrot 3000 evolution kit with Steering wheel bottoms and Audio integration.
Take a look at Parrot at tigerdirect.com – they on special and at [url=http://www.connects2auto.com/9.html]/url] for the adapter.
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