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Bluetooth connectivity on PCM

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It says in the add that they remove the porsche phone module and replace with this bluetooth connection.

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It would be good to use the phone function on the car as it would appear that the sim card slot is welded shut, therefore whoever spec'd the car took PCM but not phone package so if there was a module i could add it woul be great.

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It says in the add that they remove the porsche phone module and replace with this bluetooth connection.

Bluetooth connectivity on PCM

Use phone function

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It would be good to use the phone function on the car as it would appear that the sim card slot is welded shut, therefore whoever spec'd the car took PCM but not phone package so if there was a module i could add it woul be great.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I was having a quick look through the search engine to see if anyone had added bluetooth connections to their PCM. I have found an advert for a company on piston heads who have a system which links with the PCM but via bluetooth and you can make phone calls via the PCM with all details on the screen. Anyone come across this system? It says in the add that they remove the porsche phone module and replace with this bluetooth connection. I have a 52 plate C4S with PCM but i'm not sure if its series 1 or 2 (i think it's 2) but on the website it only shows the new PCM fitted in 997 etc so don't know if its compatable or how much (no price on advert which isn't usually a good sign.) It would be good to use the phone function on the car as it would appear that the sim card slot is welded shut, therefore whoever spec'd the car took PCM but not phone package so if there was a module i could add it woul be great. I personally don't really see the point for the small addition it adds on such an expensive car but never the less its either this or back to a parrot system. Any advice or knowledge on this subject would be appreciatted. Cheers Mckay

POST 2Original post

Sounds like it might be the (very expensive) NAV-TV Tooki: http://www.nav-tv.co.uk/category/7/76/177 http://www.navtv.com/products_usa_bluetooth_tooki.php PCM2.0 was released on 1st September 2002, so it depends on the build date of your car.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi Richard, Thanks for the info, my car was first registered in November 2002 so i'm not sure. Is there anyway you can tell the differance or would i be better speaking to Porsche Centre? Mckay

POST 4Original post

I expect it is MY2003 then. Is the 10th digit of the VIN a "3"? If so, you are most likely to have PCM2.0.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yes it is a 3 Richard thanks for your help mate.

POST 6Original post

The one you've seen is probably one based on the Fiberdyne Systems MOST box http://www.fdyne.com/fdyne/ Their sub brand mObridge sell it. http://www.mobridge-ipod.co.uk/ also in the US it's branded by Incartronics http://www.incartronics.com/ In the UK the mObridge one is sold by Cartonics http://www.cartronics.co.uk/ and JZ Machtech http://www.jzmachtech.com/shells/news_article.php?id_news=172 Unfortunately rather expensive

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Looks like i will have to start saving my pennies ! Thanks for all the info. Mckay

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