E90 Digital Compass & Individual Sunshade Glazing & Front ISOFix Question?!

neutron · 06-14-2005, 07:01 AM

Hi,

July Production Order Dealine tmw, just want to clarify sth. b4 ordering.....

1) Is anyone know where is the Digital Compass (4NA) position on the rearview mirror for the Right-Sided (Steering Wheel) car?

2) How deep is the tinting for Individual Sunshade Glazing (761)?! any precise info. such as % of the darkness....

3) Will the Front ISOFix system (470) detect the child seat and deactivate the front air bag automatically? or the front air bag deactivate permanently for the Front ISOFix system?

Thanks a lot!!

E90Fleet · 06-14-2005, 07:48 AM

1) they are all the same, on the right

2) Dont have %, but its not limo black, remember its only on the back windows.

3)The USA manual reccomends that children/child seats are always put in the back because it is safer, but if you have to put them in the front, the weight sensor should see them as children and not activate the airbag

neutron · 06-14-2005, 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by E90Fleet

1) they are all the same, on the right

2) Dont have %, but its not limo black, remember its only on the back windows.

3)The USA manual reccomends that children/child seats are always put in the back because it is safer, but if you have to put them in the front, the weight sensor should see them as children and not activate the airbag

Really thanks for your reply....

1) If it's on the right, will it really block the view and make distraction for the right-sided driver?

2) You mean only tinted for rear passenger windows?! so sunshade glazing vs rear side manual sunshade, which one is better?

3) So do you suggest me order the Front ISOFix system?! is it safe and useful?

Thanks again!!

prelude · 06-14-2005, 09:05 AM

Never put young children in the front! It's much safer for them in the back.

E90Fleet · 06-14-2005, 09:33 AM

Neutron the compass is only a small little window in the top right corner of the mirror

You will have to decide which window covering is bettter for your needs, personally I rather tint the windows after the car arrives

Its always safer to have children in the back, but again you must look at your needs. It cannot hurt to have the isofix there just incase

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E90Fleet Lieutenant General 1312 Rep 10,185 Posts Drives: BMW Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: South Africa iTrader: (0)	1) they are all the same, on the right 2) Dont have %, but its not limo black, remember its only on the back windows. 3)The USA manual reccomends that children/child seats are always put in the back because it is safer, but if you have to put them in the front, the weight sensor should see them as children and not activate the airbag
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E90Fleet Lieutenant General 1312 Rep 10,185 Posts Drives: BMW Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: South Africa iTrader: (0)	Neutron the compass is only a small little window in the top right corner of the mirror You will have to decide which window covering is bettter for your needs, personally I rather tint the windows after the car arrives Its always safer to have children in the back, but again you must look at your needs. It cannot hurt to have the isofix there just incase
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