[gotomoto]

As soon as I got a new NBT Touch controller it was fixed lol

Originally Posted by omoboss

Gotomoto,
have you already fixed your problem?

I have the same story now...

[testcodes]

Originally Posted by gotomoto

As soon as I got a new NBT Touch controller it was fixed lol

For ZBE High, did you still have to rewire for KCAN2?

and you didn't need the touch ecu, correct?

[gotomoto]

Originally Posted by testcodes

For ZBE High, did you still have to rewire for KCAN2?

and you didn't need the touch ecu, correct?

No i didn't rewire. Also no ecu or whatsoever. 2013 F30 and it was plug and play.

[eric701105]

thank you

[stalker995]

Hi, if you can help me and try to upgrade my basic controller with others but I did not succeed the new one does not work. I noticed that my schedule of attitudes was correct. but with two controllers I do not really work.

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[smallba]

Originally Posted by stalker995

Hi, if you can help me and try to upgrade my basic controller with others but I did not succeed the new one does not work. I noticed that my schedule of attitudes was correct. but with two controllers I do not really work.

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What basic controller do you have?

[stalker995]

basic with 5 keys. my vehicle is 2014, I installed a business navigation that only my controller does not work.

[smallba]

Originally Posted by shawnsheridan

ZBE Pins:
1-12V => Pin 15 NBT
2-GND => Pin 12 NBT
3-CAN2-H => Pin 11 NBT
4-CAN2-L => Pin 09 NBT

Originally Posted by stalker995

basic with 5 keys. my vehicle is 2014, I installed a business navigation that only my controller does not work.
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You need to rewire for KCAN2

[SpilltheBimms]

For future reference:

I did the retrofit, and I found the support for the touch module, under the airduct.
The air duct is snug, but easy to remove from the rear, near the back seats. Just remove the rear air vents (preferably the entire frame including power outlet and seat heating buttons - it'll be even easier to remove the air duct, this way - just give it a strong firm pull and the frame will come out), and wiggle the air duct back. The plastic support will be in sight just behind the handbrake. The touch module won't interfere with the air duct, when you wiggle it back in. There's just enough space for everything.

[arsenal6]

Originally Posted by SpilltheBimms

For future reference:

I did the retrofit, and I found the support for the touch module, under the airduct.
The air duct is snug, but easy to remove from the rear, near the back seats. Just remove the rear air vents (preferably the entire frame including power outlet and seat heating buttons - it'll be even easier to remove the air duct, this way - just give it a strong firm pull and the frame will come out), and wiggle the air duct back. The plastic support will be in sight just behind the handbrake. The touch module won't interfere with the air duct, when you wiggle it back in. There's just enough space for everything.

Was it a extra cable to plug-in? I am looking to do this retrofit