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COMPONENTS<br />

ON-BOARD MONITOR ASSEMBLY<br />

The on-board <strong>monitor</strong> assembly is mounted in the center console.<br />

following components:<br />

It consists of the<br />

• On-board <strong>monitor</strong> housing with Cassette tape<br />

player.<br />

• 5 1/4 inch<br />

color LCD<br />

display<br />

screen.<br />

• BMBT. BMBT is a German acronym meaning, “Board Monitor Bedien Tiel”. Translated<br />

to English this means On-Board Monitor Control Module/Panel. The BMBT is<br />

connected to the I-BUS. It provides the same function as the pushbutton inputs <strong>and</strong><br />

output illumination of the LEDs of the familiar MID.<br />

REMOVAL OF ON-BOARD MONITOR ASSEMBLY FROM CENTER CONSOLE<br />

The on-board <strong>monitor</strong> is removed from the center console<br />

as an assembly as follows.<br />

REMOVE WOOD TRIM<br />

1. Remove the wood trim from the dash on both sides of<br />

the on-board <strong>monitor</strong>.<br />

2. Unscrew the metal plates (E38) or unhook the latches (E39)<br />

from each side of the on-board <strong>monitor</strong> <strong>and</strong> loosen the<br />

recessed screw from the lower edge of the wood trim.<br />

LOOSEN SCREW<br />

3. Remove the on-board <strong>monitor</strong> wood trim<br />

4. With the on-board <strong>monitor</strong> wood trim removed,<br />

unscrew the four large torx TM screws as shown.<br />

5. Pull the on-board <strong>monitor</strong> assembly out of the center<br />

console.<br />

For complete procedures refer to group 65 repair manual in TIS.<br />

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On-Board Monitor <strong>and</strong> Navigation Systems

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