The fuse is made to protect a 10amp draw 13 amps will start burning wires you need to follow the specs if your 10amp is blowing then there is a circuit prob.
SOURCE: X5 dead satnav/radio display
I had a very similar problem. The AA and BMW checked all fuses.The problem turned out to be an electrical cluster behind the steering wheel.
Replaced by BW for about £580!
Now need a new sat nav system at £16000 apparently - the fun of BMW ownership!
SOURCE: radio/clock will not work. fuse 10 amp is good
There is usually 2 power sources to that stereo, one for when key on & one constant for radio memory & clock, you know that right? Check for that& Make sure it has good ground also. Use another ground source from back of stereo to metal just to be sure, if no luck, probably time for new stereo.
SOURCE: need to find out which fuse operates radio and sat
4th fuse from the left at the back of glove compartment
SOURCE: the radio on my bmw e46 has topped working and the
did u ever find a solution? running into the exact same problem as we speak! grrr
Mercedes commans sat nav version 4.1 for E220, is saying off road, and when at home is showing on map that I am somewhere in the National Park Peak District. I have been told to remove fuse for sat nav should be no 28 but in boot of car near sat nav cassette fuses in box only go upto 20. Am I looking in the right place?
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