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16:9 Sat Nav
Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2016 8:50 am
by Sparsons2016
Morning all,
Has anyone suffered from this problem before:
I have the 16:9 Sat Nav. Everytime I take the key out and lock the car it loses all the settings - Time etc..
Also If i do not put the key in the ignition i do not have any power to the screen/cd changer or dvd for the sat nav disk.
I have checked all the fuses but to no avail..
Any ideas? I am assuming it does not have a constant power supply which i would have thought it needed?
Here's hopefully
Simon
Re: 16:9 Sat Nav
Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2016 10:38 am
by Colin
Hi Simon mine used to go blank or flicker think it didnt shut down properly and then battery went flat too unreliable took it out and replaced it , did you try a search on the forum im sure this will have been a topic many many times , good luck .. Colin..
Re: 16:9 Sat Nav
Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2016 11:05 am
by Sparsons2016
Hi Colin,
thanks for the reply. Yep searched the forum and no luck!!
really really annoying!
I am tempted to rip it out but have seen thats not simple either!
How did you find it? was it expensive?
Re: 16:9 Sat Nav
Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2016 12:50 pm
by Colin
When changed to IPhone 6 no connection ( bluetooth , music etc ) was missing some work related calls so took it to an ICE installer agreed on an Alpine head unit INE-W997D , AMP , 4 SPEAKERS and a small sub , it ended up expensive , but i love it , sounds amazing , + voice control for everything
Re: 16:9 Sat Nav
Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2016 5:45 pm
by Moments
It seems like part of the system is losing one of the power lines. I know from doing a retrofit install on my E46, and fixing my current E53 screen that there's a rats nest of cabling here...
WDS says Fuse 75, 5A looks to be the power to the monitor - worth double checking. This connects to pin 7 on X18801 - see if that is hot.
Thereafter, I'd be looking for bad connectors and maybe damaged cables. A friendly who can swap monitors - even from an E46 or E53 (you don't have to fit it to the dash, just connect it) - might be helpful.