Wonder if its ever been done.. friend of mine has a e90 328i and for some weird reason I like the way the gong/chime sounds. It's the little things in cars that catch my attention.
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I'm sure it's doable, but the wiring could/will be a pita considering the plug won't be at all the same...Havn't found anyone that's tried it yet though!1988 Atlantisblau Euro/Japanese 325i Cabriolet
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Pretty sure the "gong" isn't a separate unit like in the e30. It almost sounds like it plays through the speakers. I would have to go out to my car to confirm though.-Justin
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looks like you're right, actually. post 2007 e90s had it come through the speakers it seems. otherwise it sounds like it's coming from the dash...1988 Atlantisblau Euro/Japanese 325i Cabriolet
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I too would love to retrofit the gong in my E30...currently I have no gong :(- Frank
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I find the stock one wayyyy too loud - so i have it disconnected :)Originally posted by achtunge30 View Post
But about the e90 ones, it seems to be a software thing... Up to and including 2007 was through the dash cluster i think, and then after that through the speakers. Shame - they do sound way better!1988 Atlantisblau Euro/Japanese 325i Cabriolet
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