TvandNav2go install 2morrow.Very Confusing! Longtran,Xcalibur,Nptcrew please help!!!

youyou · 10-23-2007, 01:47 AM

So i'm getting my tvandnav2go unit installed tomorrow by an audio shop and i figured i would print out xcalibur's DIY. First off it's like 80 pages long when you try to print it out and it's very very very confusing since it different methods for different things are all over the thread.
I just want to say first off thank you for the DIY but a little more help would be greatly appreciated.
Basically is there a clear cut 2-3-4 page DIY somewhere that explains every step perfectly? Meaning getting power to the unit without cutting anything, getting audio from the aux input. I have the new unit with the idrive controller and i haven't seen or read anything about that ( unit/install) here.
Also this DIY was done quite a while ago on a E90 versus my E92. Does that make a difference?
And lastly for the moment i will only be connecting my ipod video no dvd player... What are the steps for that?
Any help on all this or pointing me in the right direction would be greatly greatly appreciated and i'm even willing to paypal someone a few bucks if they can help me out.

Thank you.

youyou · 10-23-2007, 12:03 PM

No One???

ntpcrew13 · 10-23-2007, 12:34 PM

i will try to help you out. i will see if i can kind of write a quick diy on the whole install. i wont be able to do it until later tonight though.

youyou · 10-23-2007, 09:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ntpcrew13

i will try to help you out. i will see if i can kind of write a quick diy on the whole install. i wont be able to do it until later tonight though.

I sent you a pm...
Thankx alot for actually thinking of taking time out of your day to writ up a quick DIY for me...
I installed it today and all works flawlessly.
I'll be posting some pics a little later...

adrian1480 · 11-14-2007, 09:35 PM

any follow-up on this one? I just got mine today and the instructions are very hard to follow.

youyou or ntpcrew, would you mind forwarding those instructions along?

Thank you, gentlemen.

ntpcrew13 · 11-14-2007, 10:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by adrian1480

any follow-up on this one? I just got mine today and the instructions are very hard to follow.

youyou or ntpcrew, would you mind forwarding those instructions along?

Thank you, gentlemen.

pm sent!!!

adrian1480 · 11-15-2007, 12:10 AM

reply PM sent back! lol

also, if anyone knows where the reverse cameras can be had for reasonable prices, let me know. :-)

ntpcrew13 · 11-15-2007, 12:11 AM

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Originally Posted by adrian1480

reply PM sent back! lol

also, if anyone knows where the reverse cameras can be had for reasonable prices, let me know. :-)

um.. i can tell u that too!!! haha. aim me at ntpcrew13. i added u, but i dont see u.

adrian1480 · 11-15-2007, 12:18 AM

signing on now. :-)

giem · 11-15-2007, 03:32 AM

hey buddy, make sure when they install the unit they tap the right power source. if they do it wrong, ure battery will be drained and in about 6-9 months, your battery will drain and cause DSC malfunction along with other system errors. the fuse tap doesn't work either, those fuses always stay on even when the car is sleeping. good luck and don't lose anything, tv nav 2 go doesn't send replacement cables and want you to buy another kit. ask all the questions before u buy it, they r hard to reach because of east coast time and the tech works part time. cya

BzsBimmer · 11-15-2007, 04:21 AM

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Originally Posted by stephengiem

hey buddy, make sure when they install the unit they tap the right power source. if they do it wrong, ure battery will be drained and in about 6-9 months, your battery will drain and cause DSC malfunction along with other system errors. the fuse tap doesn't work either, those fuses always stay on even when the car is sleeping. good luck and don't lose anything, tv nav 2 go doesn't send replacement cables and want you to buy another kit. ask all the questions before u buy it, they r hard to reach because of east coast time and the tech works part time. cya

Who told you that tapping in with a fuse tap doesn't work?
When the car is off, so is the fuse tap. It may take a while for the car to turn off but eventually it does. The key is to tap into the right fuse

adrian1480 · 11-15-2007, 07:45 AM

BZsBimmer, what fuses did you tap on your '07?

nazaar33 · 08-16-2013, 05:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ntpcrew13

pm sent!!!

Its been awhile for this threads life, but i'm looking for a DIY as well to install a TVnav2go to hook up a DVD player using the tvnav2go and auxiliary connection.
Would you still happen to have that DIY install directions that you PM'ed to a few people back when this thread was more active ntpcrew13?

Thanks in advance.

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youyou Banned 101 Rep 2,453 Posts Drives: Porsche 997 C4S Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Montreal iTrader: (0)	TvandNav2go install 2morrow.Very Confusing! Longtran,Xcalibur,Ntpcrew please help!!! So i'm getting my tvandnav2go unit installed tomorrow by an audio shop and i figured i would print out xcalibur's DIY. First off it's like 80 pages long when you try to print it out and it's very very very confusing since it different methods for different things are all over the thread. I just want to say first off thank you for the DIY but a little more help would be greatly appreciated. Basically is there a clear cut 2-3-4 page DIY somewhere that explains every step perfectly? Meaning getting power to the unit without cutting anything, getting audio from the aux input. I have the new unit with the idrive controller and i haven't seen or read anything about that ( unit/install) here. Also this DIY was done quite a while ago on a E90 versus my E92. Does that make a difference? And lastly for the moment i will only be connecting my ipod video no dvd player... What are the steps for that? Any help on all this or pointing me in the right direction would be greatly greatly appreciated and i'm even willing to paypal someone a few bucks if they can help me out. Thank you. Last edited by youyou; 10-23-2007 at 01:20 PM..
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giem Private First Class 8 Rep 184 Posts Drives: BMW Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: NA iTrader: (1)	hey buddy, make sure when they install the unit they tap the right power source. if they do it wrong, ure battery will be drained and in about 6-9 months, your battery will drain and cause DSC malfunction along with other system errors. the fuse tap doesn't work either, those fuses always stay on even when the car is sleeping. good luck and don't lose anything, tv nav 2 go doesn't send replacement cables and want you to buy another kit. ask all the questions before u buy it, they r hard to reach because of east coast time and the tech works part time. cya
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