How Bypass Cd changer
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How Bypass Cd changer
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I have 2001 E320 with USA spec while I am living now in middle east
car came to me with missing cd changer cables is just hinging in trunk side ( one with two little bulbs red and white and other I thing for power )
vioce recognation is not work now and I thing because the break of the D2b loop , where cd changer is missing
I read that there is an adapter or some way to bypass the cd changer ?
If this is right how it look like ,what part number and where I can get it or do it ?
I have 2001 E320 with USA spec while I am living now in middle east
car came to me with missing cd changer cables is just hinging in trunk side ( one with two little bulbs red and white and other I thing for power )
vioce recognation is not work now and I thing because the break of the D2b loop , where cd changer is missing
I read that there is an adapter or some way to bypass the cd changer ?
If this is right how it look like ,what part number and where I can get it or do it ?
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I believe there's a plug that can be installed on the connector to complete the fiber optic loop.
However, a Mercedes dealer must still program the system to tell system which components are present--currently your system thinks you have a changer.
However, a Mercedes dealer must still program the system to tell system which components are present--currently your system thinks you have a changer.
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223.168 & 213.012 & 906.633 & 214.005
This part should allow a pass-through at the fibre loop where the changer has been removed: A000 545 33 84.
On a D2B system you don't have to tell the new configuration of devices in the fibre loop (although experts say this would help diagnosis).
It is part #40 here:
http://www.detali.ru/cat/oem_mb2.asp...SGR=347&SGN=23
On a D2B system you don't have to tell the new configuration of devices in the fibre loop (although experts say this would help diagnosis).
It is part #40 here:
http://www.detali.ru/cat/oem_mb2.asp...SGR=347&SGN=23
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thanx
thank you for replay
I am with the sound that D2B loop should be physically close. nothing can be done with programming
I am happy to tolled you that my problem was solved. I do it in simple way. disassemble the 90 deg CD connector and just with my hand I hold the two bulb facing each other , ask some one to turn on the radio , immediately I see the difference the red bulb give continues light not only flicker four times
then with AL foil I fix them and try the system , it was work just fine.
finally I fix them very well with thicker foil and tape.
thank you again .
I am with the sound that D2B loop should be physically close. nothing can be done with programming
I am happy to tolled you that my problem was solved. I do it in simple way. disassemble the 90 deg CD connector and just with my hand I hold the two bulb facing each other , ask some one to turn on the radio , immediately I see the difference the red bulb give continues light not only flicker four times
then with AL foil I fix them and try the system , it was work just fine.
finally I fix them very well with thicker foil and tape.
thank you again .
Last edited by Hom; Jan 19, 2008 at 09:56 AM.
