[Larko2481]

Hello mates, so i currently have the ugly 6.5 inch screen and i am looking to purchase the 8.8 inch screen on ebay. After extensive research on here it seems that for cars built after 3/14 should be equipped with HU_entrynav which is required for the plug and play plus coding as opposed to the HU_Champ which doesnt work. My car is built 7-11-14 but when i plugged it into Bimmercode my headunit shows as HU_CICHB. Will this mod work for me? Thanks

[Harryg]

Does your car have nav fitted.

[Harryg]

Check this post out all info is there only 8 pages but all info needed

https://f30.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh...1213730&page=4

[Larko2481]

Originally Posted by Harryg

Does your car have nav fitted.

Originally Posted by Harryg

Does your car have nav fitted.

No it does not

[justanurse]

Originally Posted by Larko2481

No it does not

I had CICHB it will not work, that's just hu_entry

You need cic,entrynav, or nbt without it the screen will work but everything will stretch and look honestly not that great

[Harryg]

Originally Posted by Larko2481

No it does not

Well I don't think it will work
You need HUentry nav at least to be able to do it.
I have changed mine and after some delving into the posts and looking at the pics of different units I went ahead and it works But as I say hu entry nav was the minimum required

[Larko2481]

Originally Posted by midnightf30

I had CICHB it will not work, that's just hu_entry

You need cic,entrynav, or nbt without it the screen will work but everything will stretch and look honestly not that great

Originally Posted by midnightf30

I had CICHB it will not work, that's just hu_entry

You need cic,entrynav, or nbt without it the screen will work but everything will stretch and look honestly not that great

Gotcha, so the screen will work without coding but just be stretched? Most posts say it will be blank. Because i may give it a shot if its functional just streched?

[MarkoSK]

No, the screen won't work at all. You might as well buy something like BimmerTech's VividScreen, which should work, although the image will be a bit stretched.