E92 "No Radio" Coding?

ksharpe1 · 05-13-2011, 09:57 AM

Can anyone help ???
Is it possible to code E92 2011 models with the a "No Radio" option , I would have thought it would NOT be an option since the PDC & GONG warnings are generated via the standard radio.
I have heard of people coding out the radio but is this on models where the warnings are produced in a different way?.

After fitting a Pioneer F30BT unit I am presently having to refit the standard radio in the boot to bring back these audible warnings.

Any help in solving this question would be appreciated.

jelly · 05-15-2011, 02:55 PM

You can code out radio. Warning/gong is then taken over by the cluster.

This can be done at the dealer or with autologic.

ksharpe1 · 05-16-2011, 02:10 PM

Thanks for the reply but can you explain a little more???

If this is the case , I can't understand why the standard work around when fitting a double din unit is to mount the standard radio in the boot, wiring in power, can-bus and a couple of speaker wires fed back to the dash for an additional speaker.

Your method would appear a lot neater and a lot less bother.

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ksharpe1 New Member 1 Rep 8 Posts Drives: 325d Sports Coupe Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: U.K. iTrader: (0)	E92 "No Radio" Coding? Can anyone help ??? Is it possible to code E92 2011 models with the a "No Radio" option , I would have thought it would NOT be an option since the PDC & GONG warnings are generated via the standard radio. I have heard of people coding out the radio but is this on models where the warnings are produced in a different way?. After fitting a Pioneer F30BT unit I am presently having to refit the standard radio in the boot to bring back these audible warnings. Any help in solving this question would be appreciated.
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jelly New Member 2 Rep 25 Posts Drives: ASTRA COUPE TURBO Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: UK iTrader: (0)	You can code out radio. Warning/gong is then taken over by the cluster. This can be done at the dealer or with autologic.
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ksharpe1 New Member 1 Rep 8 Posts Drives: 325d Sports Coupe Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: U.K. iTrader: (0)	Thanks for the reply but can you explain a little more??? If this is the case , I can't understand why the standard work around when fitting a double din unit is to mount the standard radio in the boot, wiring in power, can-bus and a couple of speaker wires fed back to the dash for an additional speaker. Your method would appear a lot neater and a lot less bother.
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