For Sale BMW Sat Navigation / Navigation Screen / DVD Drive inc disc / 6 CD Changer

[IAmOrion]

Up for grabs...

1) BMW Navigation System Head Unit "Navigation System Professional CD" - Perfect Working Order - 6512 6929840-01
2) BMW 6 CD Changer WITH Cassette - Perfect Working Order - 6512 6913388
3) BMW GPS Navigation System DVD Drive (inc old disc from 2004 from memory) - Perfect Working Order - 6590 6920182-03
4) BMW Sat Nav / Navigation System Screen - Perfect Working Order - 6949646

Pics & vids below...

Having done some research on the internet, from breakers yards and eBay, the "average" prices for each are as follows:

1) £140
2) £70
3) £170
4) I've only found a few online - they range from £500 up to a whopping £2000+ (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/131754943661 that can't be right!!)

> https://picclick.de/Bmw-6949646-Central-Information-Display-E85-Z4-322526170268.html
> http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/201304378556
> http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/122556343394

1) BMW Navigation System Head Unit "Navigation System Professional CD"

2) BMW 6 CD Changer WITH Cassette

3) BMW GPS Navigation System DVD Drive

4) BMW Sat Nav / Navigation System Screen (rear screw cover panel not shown in pics but is included)

£850 for all items including postage.

*NO WIRING LOOM* - however it IS possible to provide the plugs with wiring. The problem is that the loom is part of a combined harness for the vehicle meaning separation is impossible. It is however possible to cut the connectors off the loom front and back with more than enough wiring to "re join" although this obv would requires some knowledge in re connecting all the wires

If there's interest in separate components I'll be willing to sell items individually - just get in touch

 

[Si]

Don't want to buy sorry...but I would be really interested to know how to access and remove the autochanger. Can you elaborate I thought only via the boot with carpet out

 

[IAmOrion]

Don't want to buy sorry...but I would be really interested to know how to access and remove the autochanger. Can you elaborate I thought only via the boot with carpet out

I removed the 1st center piece (the part with the handle for the arm rest and the manual hood release), then removed the 2nd center piece (houses the ash tray and this is what the 1st piece sits on top of). Then removed the DVD drive, then I could remove the plastic surround, then undo the bolts on the CD Changer, and it rotated out.

Take look at this guide: http://www.unofficialbmw.com/images/6042EN.pdf

I believe it's easier if you do have the sat nav kit, but I accessed and removed everything from the center area

 

[Si]

I will have a look at that link thanks

 

[Lee]

@IAmOrion would you sell just the flip up screen ?

 

[IAmOrion]

@IAmOrion would you sell just the flip up screen ?

Yes I may well do.... but give me a few days - someone enquired on a different site and I need to see how hard it is to get the wiring loom out because then it's a complete kit ready to be retro fitted and someone is interested in the whole kit

But if I can't get the loom out or it's an arse then I'll happily split.

 

[Lee]

Yes I may well do.... but give me a few days - someone enquired on a different site and I need to see how hard it is to get the wiring loom out because then it's a complete kit ready to be retro fitted and someone is interested in the whole kit

But if I can't get the loom out or it's an arse then I'll happily split.

I spotted that on z4 forum Keep me in the loop mate I have a dead screen so cash waiting.

 

[IAmOrion]

I spotted that on z4 forum Keep me in the loop mate I have a dead screen so cash waiting.

I will do - srhutch says it's easy BUT when I looked at PDF guide myself it looks a pain, so awaiting an email from him later tonight with deets lol

Will defo keep you posted buddy

 

[IAmOrion]

A sort of last attempt at selling as a bundle before I break the kit up (a few are after the screen on its own)

£750 including postage

Parts of the loom can be provided (connector blocks etc) but you would need to have some knowledge in order wire it back up so to speak.