BMW F32 Wireless Charger Option 6NW Install
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- We added the OEM Wireless Charger cradle inside the armrest in the 435i. on retrospective, I don't think it is needed to install the LTE compensator, but as usual for completeness sake we did.
There are a lot of other aftermarket options around that will work as good as this, with less install effort.
The only thing that needs to be modified on the FA/VO of the car is change option 6NH or 6NS to 6NW and code the NBT.
For some reason we have not been able to make the reminder of the phone left in the charger after the car is turned off, but we will get back to that on a later video.
I hope this is helpful if you are looking to do something like this.
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I can't believe I came across people like you !!! I am already one step ahead in my attempt to install a rear camera ... frankly I have a parking assist and I want to install a camera to work with it ... what do I need to do this .. cable modules cameras ... (I have no idea what cables and if modules are needed) and so I will ask you this question my car is a BMW X1 F48 2016 .. what is needed to do it ... honestly I like to deal with it (I put the latest model of bumper that has fog lights that are led ... reports my mistake) ... I live in Greece and it's a little difficult to get along here ... I'm just uniquely pleased to meet you ... I hope to you are in excellent health and I did not bother you with me ... thank you
HI Valentin, I might be misunderstanding your question, but you have park assist and no cameras? or do you want to install the whole parking assist option with cameras and sensors? It will be our pleasure to help out the best way we can.
@@DorksandBolts Hello ! I am very glad that you answered me! ...wants to do so much on my car, but it's very complicated when you don't have the necessary information ... i want to put a reverse camera to work with a park assistant that actually exists (what do i need)
@@ValentinBalkanski So in this case, you need to get the camera and the wiring that goes to the tailgate. in your case it might be a little bit more complex to find the right camera. can you email us with your car vin and we might be able to give you a hand with all you might need.
with pleasure but I do not know your email
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Great video i just wish you list all parts required and part number in your description would be nice thank you
thank you so much man!
I am glad you like it!
Hey - thank you very much for the video - I have all the hardware you listed. Very helpful. May I ask one question please, where do the cables connect under the seat? Red - power - black - neutral - and green - I don’t know what green is or where it goes - thank you for taking the time to make such awesome videos :)
Hi Mark, thank you! so if you have the connections under the drivers seat I am assuming that your car is built after 03/2018. In that case the red cable (power) goes to plug X382*2B the one closer to the center of the car, on position 7. The black one goes on the same plug in position 8, and the green one is the "ENABLE" or Actuation signal, which goes to position 9. after that they have to go to the compensator in the back, green goes to compensator, ground goes to the ground comb and red goes to the fusebox. hopefully that will make sense.
@@DorksandBolts wow thank you for the info - my car is a 2014 F33 so I’ll start digging under the seats and see if I am in luck - thank you so much for the amazing video and for the helpful reply :)
Great video, congratulations 😀
However, I would have the opposite problem, I already have the 6NW option and I would like to remove the accessory, as my phone is about 10mm too long and doesn't fit, so I would have more space in the glove box under the central armrest.
If I just unplug and remove the charger, is there an electronic problem? For example error messages in diagnosis or instrumentation, or antenna malfunction?
Thank you
What a great video. Thank you for doing this. I am carrying out this retrofit on my F32, and would like to know if you can provide the bmw part numbers for the coaxial connectors and the coaxial socket (the one at the rear of the armrest behind the heating vents into which the coaxial cable from the wirless charger in the armrest goes). Many thanks regardless great video.
The coaxial connectors were found on eBay with: "Fakra Female / Male Crimp Solder Connector for RG316 RG174 C" BMW does not sell you those, so I had to get creative on that.
@@DorksandBolts thank you
did you ever figure out what is the pin16for? looks to me as if it is another ground, but I can't find any wiring diagrams on the net...
Great video, thank you so much :) appreciate if you may share any tips/hints/videos to show how to extend the wires below the driver seat from the arm-rest to the trunk? Also, how to extend the wire between the roof antenna and the compensator? Did you bolt the compensator to the chassis or taped it only? Much appreciated :)
That’s awesome you find the info helpful for your project. To extend the cables I basically pass always new wiring following the main wire loom. I did bolt the compensator to the chassis with the bracket that the compensator goes into
Congrats great video! My problem the factory installed charger in my F31 makes my iphone overheated in the armrest, and hardly charges rather maintaining the battery on same level while carplay is on. Is it something can be fixed?
AFAIK, there are 2 versions of the wireless chargers, the earlier versions would cause overheating, the ones made after 2017 do not, they take a long time to charge. Also make sure your screen is off while on the charger. These are my personal experiences and what I have read online. I don’t think there is an official fix.
Great video! I've just bought a 4g mimo shark fin & LTE amp as an upgrade to my e70. I retrofitted an nbt evo ID6 and removed the combox. The LTE amp is to connect to a passive repeater aerial inside my car. Do you think I need to connect it to the canbus wiring? Thanks.
Hi, I don’t think it would be needed since the canbus doesn’t really do anything to this unit, maybe it sends the signal to tell you that you forgot the phone in the charger. But I haven’t been able to figure that out.
Hi Friend! And where did you connect the antenna wire (purple) coming from the compensator?
Hi Vladislav, the antenna wire goes to the roof antenna, (sharkfin) you will have a purple connector available, but it does depend of your country and options in the car. If you have a newer car like a 2016 the ATM module will be directly attached to the antenna and in that case there will be a plug on that module.
@@DorksandBolts My car it F32 June 2017. The car has a telematics unit, but no wireless charging
That is need to crash into the antenna wire going into the roof antenna?
And I also wanted to ask about the compensator. There are two types of Active (ECE) and Passive. What's the difference? Which one should I take?
@@TheVladislavsky so the LTE is just a signal booster, the difference between regions is to look for frequencies that Europe or US/CAN operate. as for the Active or passive I think it also depends if they scan the airwaves for better signal or just wait until the signal is good enough.
Do you know were can I get a wireless holder from? Cheers
Hi Sebastian, this pretty much depends on your budget. You can source one directly from the dealer or eBay, if you are doing this with a tight budget. It takes longer but you can save a lot of money. Also if you have access to a local junkyard or part out on Facebook marketplace can be of interest. Also other online stores like esctuning or schmiedmann are good places to start. We hope this helps.
@@DorksandBolts thank you very much FOR your Fast reply. Cheers