28th April 2005, 16:27
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upgrading from mkIII to MKIV navigation
hi all
i know this topic seems to have been covered ad nauseam but i'm still trying to fill in a few blanks.
i have a UK m5 manufactured in sept 2000 which has the mkIII CD Rom running version 16 software and would appreciate answers to the following questions:
1) does anyone have the part number for the mkIV DVD Rom needed to upgrade?
2) am i right in thinking that the upgrade is a simple plug and play?
3) is the only software required version 25 (or similar)?
4) are all of the above applicable globally or are there national complications that i need to be aware of?
5) is there any other info that i need?
many, many thanks in advance
lore
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28th April 2005, 17:45
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Re: upgrading from mkIII to MKIV navigation
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Originally Posted by lore
1) does anyone have the part number for the mkIV DVD Rom needed to upgrade?
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please check here .. Satnav
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Originally Posted by lore
2) am i right in thinking that the upgrade is a simple plug and play?
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yes, take out themkiii unit, disconnect blue/white connectors, and the gps ariel
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3) is the only software required version 25 (or similar)?
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mkiv unit should come with its own software, once connected and powered up, check the version,and update with the v25 to 4-1/50 if necessary
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4) are all of the above applicable globally or are there national complications that i need to be aware of?
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they are pretty much the same globally, but the language is different in whichever sector, i have a US based nav computer in my uk car, which works fine, comes out with an american nav voice, and roundabouts become "turn circles" lol.. local dealer should be able to change/recode the unit for the local language.
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28th April 2005, 18:05
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Re: upgrading from mkIII to MKIV navigation
tin
thanks for the info.
i found www.realoem.com on my internet odyssey but i can't seem to find any part numbers on it for the mkIV.
your assistance please
cheers
lore
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Originally Posted by Tin
please check here .. Satnav
yes, take out themkiii unit, disconnect blue/white connectors, and the gps ariel
mkiv unit should come with its own software, once connected and powered up, check the version,and update with the v25 to 4-1/50 if necessary
they are pretty much the same globally, but the language is different in whichever sector, i have a US based nav computer in my uk car, which works fine, comes out with an american nav voice, and roundabouts become "turn circles" lol.. local dealer should be able to change/recode the unit for the local language.
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28th April 2005, 19:00
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Re: upgrading from mkIII to MKIV navigation
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tin
thanks for the info.
i found www.realoem.com on my internet odyssey but i can't seem to find any part numbers on it for the mkIV.
your assistance please
cheers
lore
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from the link in my last post
the other earlier nav computers have been superseeded by the dvd mkiv one..part no : 65906942910
click pic here :
please double check at your local dealer though.. I can't be held responsible for any errors etc..usual small print stuff..
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28th April 2005, 19:08
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Re: upgrading from mkIII to MKIV navigation
thanks again
lore
ps you're not a lawyer are you? lol
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from the link in my last post
the other earlier nav computers have been superseeded by the dvd mkiv one..part no : 65906942910
click pic here :
please double check at your local dealer though.. I can't be held responsible for any errors etc..usual small print stuff.. 
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28th April 2005, 19:10
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Re: upgrading from mkIII to MKIV navigation
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ps you're not a lawyer are you? lol
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nope, just a hard workin IT guy who mods his motor too much..
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28th April 2005, 21:05
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Re: upgrading from mkIII to MKIV navigation
tin
at the risk of pushing my luck........
am i right in thinking that all mkIVs don't have the same part number?
if i am right do you know whether there is cross compatability between mkIVs? ie an e46 will work in an e39 etc.
ta
lawrence
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nope, just a hard workin IT guy who mods his motor too much.. 
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29th April 2005, 10:56
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Re: upgrading from mkIII to MKIV navigation
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tin
at the risk of pushing my luck........
am i right in thinking that all mkIVs don't have the same part number?
if i am right do you know whether there is cross compatability between mkIVs? ie an e46 will work in an e39 etc.
ta
lawrence
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Doing an ebay search like http://search.ebay.de/bmw-mkiv-mk4-d...2Cmk4Q29Q20dvd
reveals different part numbers ... is there a way to turn a part number into a part name, like a parts catalog or something? A cd/DVD that one can buy for example?
Cheers,
Aaron
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29th April 2005, 12:34
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Re: upgrading from mkIII to MKIV navigation
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yes, you need to get a copy of the BMW TIS cd, again available on ebay.co.uk or ebay.com for a few pounds, exact same database that the dealers use... same as www.realoem.com but can search on text or part no.
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30th April 2005, 02:02
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Re: upgrading from mkIII to MKIV navigation
Ordered ... Thanks for that
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