Telematics Module BMW E60 E87 E90 Bluetooth Control Unit 6982056

BMW E60 E87 E90 Bluetooth Control Module 6982056 is an original part from the Electronic Control Modules and Controllers category, designed for factory Bluetooth systems in select BMW 1, 3, and 5 Series models. This used OEM controller allows for the restoration of proper hands-free kit operation and phone integration with the onboard system, maintaining factory functionality and installation consistency.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6982056
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6982056
• Substitutable numbers: 84109231093, 9231093, 84109216365841091938578410920434484109174261, 9216365919385792043449174261, 84109228938841092163678410920642384109219824, 9228938921636792064239219824, 8410918732084109177754, 91873209177754, 841069820566982056, 64509184102, 9184102, 64509119701, 9119701, 64536982874, 6982874, 64536911946, 6911946
• Category: ECUs & Computer Modules

Purpose and Application in BMW

The presented Bluetooth module is a factory controller used in BMW E60, E87, and E90 vehicles, responsible for handling wireless phone communication with the car. By retaining the original electronic architecture, it ensures:

• full integration with the factory audio and iDrive system,
• compatibility with multifunction steering wheel buttons,
• operation of phone calls via the hands-free system,
• communication with other modules in the vehicle network (data bus).

As an OEM part, the module is tailored to BMW's electrical installation and electronics architecture, facilitating installation and minimizing compatibility issues.

Benefits of Using an Original Control Module

Using an original Bluetooth controller in a BMW offers a range of practical advantages. Compared to aftermarket or universal solutions, such a module provides:

• stable Bluetooth system operation without random disconnections or communication errors,
• retention of the factory user interface in the language and logic intended by the manufacturer,
• proper cooperation with existing comfort modules and the audio system,
• diagnostics and coding capabilities using standard BMW service tools.

This allows for the restoration of hands-free functionality without modifying wiring harnesses, using additional adapters, or compromising on user experience.

Selection by OEM Number and Interchangeable Numbers

The module should always be selected based on the OEM part number and available interchangeable numbers to ensure full hardware and software compatibility with the specific vehicle configuration. In practice, this means matching the controller to:

• the car's year and equipment version,
• the installed multimedia system,
• the electronic network architecture of the specific vehicle.

Before purchasing, it is advisable to compare the markings on the removed module or use VIN-based selection to ensure the chosen controller will work correctly with the rest of the installation.

Condition, Installation, and Practical Aspects

The offered module is a used part, sourced from a dismantled vehicle, which allows for a favorable price-to-functionality ratio while maintaining original OEM quality. This type of controller is typically installed in place of the factory module, utilizing existing connectors and mounting points, thus minimizing workshop labor.

When replacing, it is recommended to:

• disconnect the battery before starting work,
• follow proper procedures for removing upholstery and covers,
• potentially code the module to the vehicle if the system configuration requires it.

More About BMW Electronic Control Modules

If you are looking for other BMW Electronic Control Modules and Controllers, check out our dedicated offer: BMW Electronic Control Modules and Controllers. You will find a wide selection of OEM parts for various models of this brand.

When planning to purchase a used Bluetooth controller or other electronic components, it is worth familiarizing yourself with the principles of safe selection and installation. Practical tips on how to check compatibility, what to look for in part numbers, and the installation process can be found in the guide: Used Car Electronics Onboard – Why Choose Second-Hand ECU Modules and Sensors?

Additionally, if you want to optimize service costs while maintaining OEM quality, the article may be helpful: Rising Repair Costs and the Boom in Used Parts – How to Save on Car Servicing?, which describes when choosing used components is most cost-effective.