New member from Washington :)

[Ridgey]

Congrats on the car. You were texting me about the cooling system components I was considering selling. Im in Northgate and my M3 should be up and running soon. If you need help with anything let me know.

[Rookiez]

Congrats on the car. You were texting me about the cooling system components I was considering selling. Im in Northgate and my M3 should be up and running soon. If you need help with anything let me know.

Thanks so much Ridge! Would be nice to take our cars' pictures together with other members wothin the area.
Btw, do you have any issue with nt being able to charge your phone while using aux cable (you had the oem bmw cable, right?)

[ZHPizza]

Thanks so much Ridge! Would be nice to take our cars' pictures together with other members wothin the area.
Btw, do you have any issue with nt being able to charge your phone while using aux cable (you had the oem bmw cable, right?)

I had this issue in mine. I read that when you plug your phone in to charge while it is connected to the aux, you can create a ground loop that makes it so the headunit no longer sees the aux input. It doesn't seem to happen with every phone, though.

[Rookiez]

I had this issue in mine. I read that when you plug your phone in to charge while it is connected to the aux, you can create a ground loop that makes it so the headunit no longer sees the aux input. It doesn't seem to happen with every phone, though.

Hi, thanks for the advice! I googled it before and found that using a device made by PAC, but it didn't work. I need a stable aux that can be connected with a bluetooth adapter. If I have to change the headunit, it'll cost $300++

I haven't been able to find a good solution yet for this, most of the members just install the factory bluetooth adapter.


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