Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2014 5:02 pm
Another pic of the beautiful front end of my bully boy
I bet you love driving it. 
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Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2014 5:42 pm
That looks mean! I bet you love driving it.
I bet you love driving it. Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2014 5:59 pm
[quote="Lee4.8is"]
That looks mean! I bet you love driving it.
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Thank you, yes, I really do. I want to get a remap to give it a bit more power.
Saw a black M X6 today I couldn't believe the big hump in the front. Meaner than mine
That looks mean!
I bet you love driving it. [/quote]
Thank you, yes, I really do. I want to get a remap to give it a bit more power.
Saw a black M X6 today I couldn't believe the big hump in the front. Meaner than mine
A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2014 6:08 pm
Been washing the cars including the boy's
I love this thing.
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I love this thing.
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Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2014 6:16 pm
Really like those. One of the nursery mums has one, our cars dwarf the others in the car park.
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2014 6:36 pm
Took the roof box off and the Dashcam out as it's decided to fail! Other than that it's been a case of keeping our little man out of mischief - and I don't mean 535dboy.... 
I've normally got the front camera mounted to the right of the rear view mirror. Not yet found a suitable rear mounted version.
Richard
I've normally got the front camera mounted to the right of the rear view mirror. Not yet found a suitable rear mounted version.
Richard
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2014 7:35 pm
I would rather it be next to the rear view mirror but not sure what to about the cable or how to fix it out of the way.
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2014 7:53 pm
[quote="IceQueenX"]
Really like those. One of the nursery mums has one, our cars dwarf the others in the car park.
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I just took it to get the Chinese.
Overtook 3 cars and an artic all in one go
Got everything on it electric/heated/leather seats, sunroof, sat nav ....
Really like those. One of the nursery mums has one, our cars dwarf the others in the car park.
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I just took it to get the Chinese.
Overtook 3 cars and an artic all in one go
Got everything on it electric/heated/leather seats, sunroof, sat nav ....
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2014 9:11 pm
[quote="IceQueenX"]
I would rather it be next to the rear view mirror but not sure what to about the cable or how to fix it out of the way.
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Well with me having once fitted Comms in Police vehicles, that was simple.
If you are using the 12V socket then you can gently feed wire under the headlining by gently pushing it in there and then do the same behind the edge of the screen and then into the crease at the edge of the dash. Remove the panel above the pedals and feed it above across to the centre console and put the panel back (it's a couple of fixings only) and there you go.
For permanent wiring there is a switched 12V connector behind the right side tunnel trim that dealers use to power items such as cameras. Two screws and a clip and it's visible, wire in and there you go.
BMW are now also doing a full front rear dashcam system too.
Richard
I would rather it be next to the rear view mirror but not sure what to about the cable or how to fix it out of the way.
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Well with me having once fitted Comms in Police vehicles, that was simple.
If you are using the 12V socket then you can gently feed wire under the headlining by gently pushing it in there and then do the same behind the edge of the screen and then into the crease at the edge of the dash. Remove the panel above the pedals and feed it above across to the centre console and put the panel back (it's a couple of fixings only) and there you go.
For permanent wiring there is a switched 12V connector behind the right side tunnel trim that dealers use to power items such as cameras. Two screws and a clip and it's visible, wire in and there you go.
BMW are now also doing a full front rear dashcam system too.
Richard
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2014 9:31 pm
[quote="X5Sport"]
[quote="IceQueenX"]
I would rather it be next to the rear view mirror but not sure what to about the cable or how to fix it out of the way.
[/quote]
Well with me having once fitted Comms in Police vehicles, that was simple.
If you are using the 12V socket then you can gently feed wire under the headlining by gently pushing it in there and then do the same behind the edge of the screen and then into the crease at the edge of the dash. Remove the panel above the pedals and feed it above across to the centre console and put the panel back (it's a couple of fixings only) and there you go.
For permanent wiring there is a switched 12V connector behind the right side tunnel trim that dealers use to power items such as cameras. Two screws and a clip and it's visible, wire in and there you go.
BMW are now also doing a full front rear dashcam system too.
Richard
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Many thanks Richard very helpful. I will try what you suggest until I can pick up the BMW model.
IQ
[quote="IceQueenX"]
I would rather it be next to the rear view mirror but not sure what to about the cable or how to fix it out of the way.
[/quote]
Well with me having once fitted Comms in Police vehicles, that was simple.
If you are using the 12V socket then you can gently feed wire under the headlining by gently pushing it in there and then do the same behind the edge of the screen and then into the crease at the edge of the dash. Remove the panel above the pedals and feed it above across to the centre console and put the panel back (it's a couple of fixings only) and there you go.
For permanent wiring there is a switched 12V connector behind the right side tunnel trim that dealers use to power items such as cameras. Two screws and a clip and it's visible, wire in and there you go.
BMW are now also doing a full front rear dashcam system too.
Richard
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Many thanks Richard very helpful. I will try what you suggest until I can pick up the BMW model.
IQ
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2014 9:33 pm
These are for you, Mr D for making me smile.
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2014 10:25 pm
Details of the BMW System here: Realoem Parts.
If you get stuck I can assist....and I'll try not to break the car either...as long as it's not raining!
Richard
If you get stuck I can assist....and I'll try not to break the car either...as long as it's not raining!
Richard
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2014 10:35 pm
Wow, thank you so much really kind. I'm going to order asap and if I get stuck I will definetly shout. I will provide a cuppa.
Sue
really kind. I'm going to order asap and if I get stuck I will definetly shout. I will provide a cuppa.Sue
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2014 11:26 pm
[quote="IceQueenX"]
These are for you, Mr D for making me smile.
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I love following this friendship and I hope you are both friends for a long time.
These are for you, Mr D for making me smile.
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I love following this friendship and I hope you are both friends for a long time.
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2014 11:40 pm
[quote="Lee4.8is"]
[quote="IceQueenX"]
These are for you, Mr D for making me smile.
[/quote]
I love following this friendship and I hope you are both friends for a long time.
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I think he's burgered off and found another blond bestie :'(
[quote="IceQueenX"]
These are for you, Mr D for making me smile.
[/quote]
I love following this friendship and I hope you are both friends for a long time.
[/quote]
I think he's burgered off and found another blond bestie :'(