Looks like Im missing some module from the lhs cubby hole that holds the audio / video units. What are the two cables circled in the pic for, One is a connector and the other looks like a coax. Is it the bluetooth module?

Looks like most I've seen, all seem to have extra plugs around... maybe for RSE etc... Pete
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TV module by the looks of it! Useless anyhow

Telephone / ULF Bluetooth .
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03's dont have bluetooth Joe90

think the analogue television unit is still sitting in the bottom so guess it must be telephone/bluetooth  Declan
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i have the dvd player in that big gap

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The big black connector at the bottom of your pic is for the TCM (Telephone Control Module) that is fitted if you have a phone in the centre armrest, as Joe90 says. It's not Bluetooth, as that was never available on the early L322's, as Craig says. But you can rewire that plug and fit a ULF module from a later BMW to give you Bluetooth and auto connect to your mobile phone.

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1989 Ford Sierra XR4x4 2.9i
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DVD changer for me too...

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That's a later setup, not BMW based like the early cars.....

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1992 Range Rover 3.9 Efi Vogue
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1988 BMW 735i SE
1989 Ford Sierra XR4x4 2.9i
1981 Ford Fiesta Supersport

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mjdronfield wrote:

The big black connector at the bottom of your pic is for the TCM (Telephone Control Module) that is fitted if you have a phone in the centre armrest, as Joe90 says. It's not Bluetooth, as that was never available on the early L322's, as Craig says. But you can rewire that plug and fit a ULF module from a later BMW to give you Bluetooth and auto connect to your mobile phone.

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There is one of those Parrot bluetooth units fitted and works quite well so wouldn't be bothered changing it.  Declan
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daveo wrote:

i have the dvd player in that big gap

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Whats the Alpine unit about that you have fitted in the bottom of the picture?

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The Alpine box is a distribution/control box for the rear screens. Taking video and sound input from both the DVD and the TV units (you can see the 2 video RCA cables in the top of the box). My set up has a box for each screen, but others I've seen have 1 box to control both screens (having a box each means the screens are independent - i.e. one can show a DVD and the other can show TV if the rear passengers can't agree!) Current Fleet:-
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