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Bluetooth in a 2001 ML320?
I recently acquired a nice 2001 ML320, and I'm wondering if anyone has come up with a bluetooth cellphone adapter for the MCS system used in the 2001? I currently wear Lubix stereo bluetooth headsets when driving, but would welcome a setup that uses the vehicle's audio system.
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Richard Wooldridge '01 ML320 '82 300D 4.3L V6/T700R4 conversion '82 380SL, '86 560SL engine/trans. installed '79 450SL, digital servo update '75 280C |
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MB didn't make that available on that year ML, that wasn't available until the newer generation ML was released.
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MERCEDES Benz Master Guild Technician (6 TIMES) ASE Master Technician Mercedes Benz Star Technician (2 times) 44 years foreign automotive repair 27 Years M.B. Shop foreman (dealer) MB technical information Specialist (15 years) 190E 2.3 16V ITS SCCA race car (sold) 1986 190E 2.3 16V 2.5 (sold) Retired Moderator |
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I bought a bluetooth adapter for the newer ML's, plugged it into the RJ-45 socket instead of the phone adapter, and it works fine. It pairs up with both of my bluetooth cellphones ok. So I guess that the only difference with the newer units is the bluetooth adapter itself. One note, though - it doesn't download the contacts list from my PPC-6800 smartphone, but it does download the address list from my Motorola V365. If anyone knows how to get the phone list from my PPC-6800 into the MCS let me know, it appears to maintain separate phone lists for each cellphone.
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Richard Wooldridge '01 ML320 '82 300D 4.3L V6/T700R4 conversion '82 380SL, '86 560SL engine/trans. installed '79 450SL, digital servo update '75 280C |
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Part number for the adapter?
Richard,
Do you have a part number, or other info on the bluetooth adapter you bought? My dealer keeps telling me there is no way to hook up bluetooth in my 2000 ML430. thanks |
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The little book that came with the adapter says "Mercedes Benz V60 adaptor with Bluetooth wireless technology." I bought it from a guy on Ebay, and he included a cable that plugs directly into the adapter and then into the cable that's prewired up to the head unit, but it will also just plug into the V60 adapter if it's installed in the car. http://wireless4mb.com calls it a V60 bluetooth cradle adaptor, and has it for sale. They also show a list of fully compatible phones on their website, but it will work with any bluetooth phone, but may not download the phone book. I think the dealer price is lower than the price shown on that website, and you may be able to get one on Ebay for less also. Also, you MAY need to update the pse module in your vehicle - I read a post on another website that says the ones with a white sticker don't support the adaptor, and the ones with a blue sticker do. Shouldn't be too hard to find a newer pse module on Ebay.
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Richard Wooldridge '01 ML320 '82 300D 4.3L V6/T700R4 conversion '82 380SL, '86 560SL engine/trans. installed '79 450SL, digital servo update '75 280C Last edited by Richard Wooldridge; 02-07-2009 at 12:23 PM. Reason: Additional info. |
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Need help
Hello Richard! I too have a 2001 ML430 but can you let me know where you found the RJ45 to plug in the V60 Bluetooth adapter? Also, can you elaborate more on the white/blue sticker and PSE upgrade?
Thanks and any direction will be greatly appreciated. |
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