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      03-13-2012, 10:24 PM   #23
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One other question. I love the speakers in the car but there's no sat radio or audio input. What's the best way of getting these added?
If you just want a simple audio input jack I would go with the one that goes in the ash tray, its a BMW part and Tisher sells it for $82 and is a 30 minute install, the radio has the plug on the back already so its a fairly simple plug and play. If you want Sirius and iPod Dice makes one that plugs into your CD changer in the trunk(you will lose CD changer), if you don't have the factory CD changer you might still have the wires back there, a lot of them came that way alreeady wired. If you don't have the wires or changer you can buy that from Dice too but it will add about an hour to your instal. I can give you links and part numbers tomorrow but I am mobile right now so surfing and copy and paste is prob a bad idea. A simple google search should show you what you need and there are also several threads here in the audio section of ZPost
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      03-13-2012, 11:42 PM   #24
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Since you have a roadster like me make sure your drains are clean! Otherwise you will end up with a dead soft top motor like me.
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      03-20-2012, 03:30 PM   #25
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For the cupholder I bought mine at Tischer (getbmwparts.com) for a decent price. Can you show photos of the seatbelt clip so we can see how it's broken? I'm not sure if they sell that part separately or not.
Sorry for the long delay in getting this pic. Thanks!
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      03-20-2012, 03:46 PM   #26
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If you just want a simple audio input jack I would go with the one that goes in the ash tray, its a BMW part and Tisher sells it for $82 and is a 30 minute install, the radio has the plug on the back already so its a fairly simple plug and play. If you want Sirius and iPod Dice makes one that plugs into your CD changer in the trunk(you will lose CD changer), if you don't have the factory CD changer you might still have the wires back there, a lot of them came that way alreeady wired. If you don't have the wires or changer you can buy that from Dice too but it will add about an hour to your instal. I can give you links and part numbers tomorrow but I am mobile right now so surfing and copy and paste is prob a bad idea. A simple google search should show you what you need and there are also several threads here in the audio section of ZPost
Thanks! I'll try to see if I can find them on the website. It'd be sweet if you could post the part numbers but if not it's alright. At least I know what to look for. It's crazy that a car like this doesn't have an input standard. I was surprised by how good the system sounded then I was equally surprised that nice sound was dedicated to am/fm and cd.
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      03-24-2012, 08:24 PM   #27
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Nate,

She's a beauty man, congrats!
Being local maybe see you around one of these days.

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      03-24-2012, 09:31 PM   #28
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Thanks! I'll try to see if I can find them on the website. It'd be sweet if you could post the part numbers but if not it's alright. At least I know what to look for. It's crazy that a car like this doesn't have an input standard. I was surprised by how good the system sounded then I was equally surprised that nice sound was dedicated to am/fm and cd.
They added an Aux-input as standard in 2007. We 06'ers just missed out.
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      03-24-2012, 09:42 PM   #29
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Thanks! I'll try to see if I can find them on the website. It'd be sweet if you could post the part numbers but if not it's alright. At least I know what to look for. It's crazy that a car like this doesn't have an input standard. I was surprised by how good the system sounded then I was equally surprised that nice sound was dedicated to am/fm and cd.
Check my sig for instructions and part numbers to install aux-in in the OEM 2007+ spot. Cheaper than the ash-tray version and IMO better location.
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      03-27-2012, 02:04 PM   #30
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Mine didn't have sat either, will probably go the dice route, but for now this is what I use. Works great actually.

http://shop.siriusxm.com/xm/ctl10600...or_the_vehicle
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      03-27-2012, 03:11 PM   #31
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It's the part that holds the seat belt next to the headrest. The top part of it is missing. It looks like it is something that would pop out or slide out.

-Nate
I had to replace that part on my MCoupe. I got them from Realoem. I had to order the entire piece - the part that bolts onto the seat AND the snap-in part you are missing. My car was missing the snap-in part on both seats. They were around $40 each if I remember. Easy install though, 3 screws on each. If you can't find them on Realoem.com, let me know and I can dig up the receipt with the part number.
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      03-28-2012, 08:38 PM   #32
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Glad to see another semi-local '06 Imola M! I've been thru the aux input installation on 2 different Z's. For the last one, I put a splitter into the line so I can flip back and forth between satellite and ipod. If you are ever near RDU, I'll be happy to show you the install.
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