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Hangman
2008-12-28, 09:14
Hey guys, I am not 100% sure whether this is where this thread goes but it has to do with my car so whatever

Anyways, I bought a used bmw recently a 325 and its running awesome everything is perfect with the car, i just want to know, how does the cellphone mecanism for the car work, I mean, I am aware it has a microphone and everything so you can rig up your handheld so you can talk while you drive without using a handsfree. anyone wanna enlighten me on how that works? thanks

Cowboy of the Apocalypse
2008-12-28, 09:37
Hey guys, I am not 100% sure whether this is where this thread goes but it has to do with my car so whatever

Anyways, I bought a used bmw recently a 325 and its running awesome everything is perfect with the car, i just want to know, how does the cellphone mecanism for the car work, I mean, I am aware it has a microphone and everything so you can rig up your handheld so you can talk while you drive without using a handsfree. anyone wanna enlighten me on how that works? thanks

The curse of the labrynth knob thing. Find your way around that shit and turn bluetooth on, then enable it on your phone. Should be as simple as that.

Hangman
2008-12-28, 09:38
The curse of the labrynth knob thing. Find your way around that shit and turn bluetooth on, then enable it on your phone. Should be as simple as that.

dude, what are you talking about.. labyrinth knob thing?sorry about that but id appreciate it if you broke it down barney style for me..

Mr Smith
2008-12-28, 09:50
what year is it?

Hangman
2008-12-28, 09:55
1999.

Sponsored Link
2008-12-28, 18:09
Check your owners manual, I'm not sure the 99s had bluetooth. They might have used the old system.

Cowboy of the Apocalypse
2008-12-28, 23:35
^Yeap. '99 325's don't have bluetooth. I somehow thought his car was a new BMW, which he got secondhand.
He could get bluetooth installed at a car electronics shop though, if he wanted to hook his phone to the car that way.

Hangman
2008-12-29, 01:08
so getting a bluetooth for it at a car shop wouldbe the only way to get it done huh?

Cowboy of the Apocalypse
2008-12-29, 01:28
so getting a bluetooth for it at a car shop wouldbe the only way to get it done huh?

Well you either have to get a phone cradle installed or get bluetooth. Seeing as the cradle is ugly and unsightly, they're both about the same amount of labor (if not slightly more for the phone cradle), and cradles are phone specific / can only be used for that one phone I would suggest you get bluetooth.

Hangman
2008-12-29, 03:56
alright guys thanks a lot for your input

youngnastyman
2008-12-30, 14:04
http://www.majesticmodifications.com/-Interior-Car-Accessories-Rearview-Mirrors/c0_1281_1334/p2275/Bluetooth-Mirror-w/Sensors/product_info.html


diy installation no shop needed.

Ouster
2008-12-30, 15:55
That's expensive...a lot easier to get a fancy HU with bluetooth, such as the Pioneer DEH-P7000BT. I'm running that in the mini, and it works extremely well - pairs with my phone automatically as soon as I get in the car.