Navigation & Audio How to replace a damaged Nav box
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How to replace a damaged Nav box
We've just bought a 2005 Mini to repair and become our daily driver. It has been in shallow water, with very little of anything hurt, just a little dirty.
The exception to this is the nav controller under the passenger seat. I guess because it's down in a well, it stayed wetter longer than anything else. It's really FUBAR.
SO, the question is, can we get a replacement unit for it, and if so, what kinda programming and such is it going to need before it will play nice with the rest of the system. The mid-dash screen still works, as does the normal radio...well, work as in power on, but they don't do much without the brain box.
Thanks everybody.
The exception to this is the nav controller under the passenger seat. I guess because it's down in a well, it stayed wetter longer than anything else. It's really FUBAR.
SO, the question is, can we get a replacement unit for it, and if so, what kinda programming and such is it going to need before it will play nice with the rest of the system. The mid-dash screen still works, as does the normal radio...well, work as in power on, but they don't do much without the brain box.
Thanks everybody.
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A replacement unit would be a direct swap (no programming required). A new one from a MINI dealer is over $2600 according to RealOEM: http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...03&hg=65&fg=50. Search eBay for used units. BMW and Range Rover vehicles from that era also used the same units, so you have a wider choice than just MINI. Look for Navigation Mk4 (or MkIV) units.
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