I have a BMW 330 2006, Apparently the BMW SIRIUS SATELLITE RADIO RECEIVER is not working,I took it to the BMW dealer and Roger 18 yrs. experience as BMW Master Technician, Shop Foreman, ASE Master Certified

all bmw from 2000 are capable it just has to be accessed from what i’m told BMW Mechanic: Frank@AutoPro You should have a section names, Satellite, Sirius, something like this.

Customer: no xm radio signal, FM working, refresh signal will not work for XM radio Mechanic's Assistant: Have you checked the fuse? Customer: no ,but radio works for FM radio? Mechanic's Assistant: What is the model/year of your Chevy? Customer: 2008 chevy HHR LT Mechanic's Assistant: Are you fixing your HHR yourself? What have you tried so far?

The No Signal message that is coming up is to let you know that the XM receiver is not seeing a signal due to a fault in the receiver itself or a fault with the antenna for the XM radio system. What will need to be done is to have the antennae system inspected for any connection, corrosion, or damage issues to see if the cabling or antennae ...

IF this is Factory XM and you have a paid subscription, typically it is the Antenna Have replaced more Antennas than Units The only real way to test is to connect another XM Antenna (like Part 25775201) and have the vehicle sitting outside When removing the Factory Antenna check for moisture intrusion, as that is what happens to most.

320i: 2001 bmw 320i runs terrible engine light on codes p1345 Roger | 18 yrs. experience as BMW Master Technician, Shop Foreman, ASE Master Certified 4,098 Satisfied Customers

I have p147e causing check engine light, Solid I noticed it yesterday, 2013 bmw 328i XDrive, codes 48068c, 4809ab, Mechanic's Assistant chat Customer: I have p147e causing check engine light Mechanic's Assistant: Is the check engine light blinking or flashing, or is it solid?

It is not illuminating/lighting up, causing my bmw to fail emissions and came back with initially 1 fault code po456 small evap leak and now the 2nd fault code p152b since changing the rear breaks. BMW Mechanic: KEVIN KELLER

I've looked at pictures of the 2 variations of fuel tanks (BMW part #16-11-6-757-342 & #16-11-6-757-3470) for the 2003 525i and there are 2 sections with a crossover between the left and right sides. How does the fuel travel from one side to the other?

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