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Hey guys, I recently bought a used bmw x5 2002
The car comes with a "Business CD player". Whenever I buy a music CD from a store it works perfectly. However, CDs that I custom record at a music shop do not work. Why is that? I have tried burning cds in both AUDIO and MP3 format and both dont work. I dont understand why this isnt happening. I use to burn my own cds and play them on my old car (Mercedes C class) just fine. Why is this happening? How can I fix this issue?
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bump have similar problem
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bump my cousin told me about this issue yesterday
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does nobody here own a x5 and can help with this?
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go to the x5 forums dummy
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>>14739682
link me
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>>14739693
http://www.bimmerforums.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?349-1999-X5-X6-%28E53-E70-E71%29
http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-forums/x5-e53-forum/
honestly if i'm spoonfeeding you this hard, you won't survive bmw ownership
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>>14739693
Google.com
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>>14739405
are you using cd rw? my business cd with dsp plays burned cd r just fine
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>>14739712
Im already signed up on both those forums but cant post because im waiting for a fucking approval from the admins its been 2 days.. thought people on here can help
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>>14739405
>my 1990s shitbox plays CDs just fine, while the ultimate driving machine can not
top kek
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>>14739898
>implying an SUV BMW made just to appease shareholders is really the "ultimate driving machine"
X series aren't real BMWs.
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>>14740082
Correction, they're real BMWs that have been put on a lifted suspension and made pigfat.
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>>14739405
It's proably the water pump idk
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>>14739405
>buying a bmw x5
That was your first mistake.
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Make sure your custom CDs aren't the re-writable kind (CD-RW). Those tend to not work in cars. Also, you are correct in setting it as an "Audio" CD and not a "MP3" CD.
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