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Old 6th November 2007, 05:39   #1
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nav screen don't work

hey guys,I have a e39 m5 my indash screen does not display anything anymore, and the radio only works for like 2 mins then stops working, but power light is still lit, does anyone have any idea if this would b the radio or the nav system.
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Old 6th November 2007, 09:33   #2
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My car is doing the exact same thing. I disconnected the battery last night to for to reboot the gps and it worked for a short while. From what ive been reading on here the gps unit is crashing and proabably needs to be replaced. I just repaired the thermostat so im not too thrilled about this new development. I gonna try to just unplug the gps for now, and upgrade to the mk4 unit later. Good luck with yours. If you find a better solution post it. I may want to try your idea.
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