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CD Changers for BMW 1989 - 1995

Radio Model

Mfr

Year

Changer

Adapter

CM5908
 (infrared slot)
Alpine89-93 E30
89-91 other
factory BMW only1n/a
KE83zbm
 (+)(-)(Mode)buttons
 at lower right corner
Pioneer89-93 E30CDX-M303None needed
CM5901
 (Alpine, Alpine2, Alpine3)2
Alpine91-94 AllCDX-M303AAMP BMWPIO
KE91zbm
 (PIO, PIO2,*not PIONEER4*)2
Pioneer91-94 AllCDX-M303AAMP BMWPIO
KE93zbm
 (PIO4)2
Pioneer95+ Allfactory BMW only1n/a
CM5903L
 (Alpine5?)2
Alpine95+ Allfactory BMW only1n/a

Notes:

1BMW factory installed changers

6 Disk Changers

Part No.

Mfr

CDX-M91zbm88 88 1 600 220Pioneer
CDX-M91zbm0288 88 1 600 284pPioneer
 82 11 1 467 002 
 82 11 1 467 700 
TR1600 Alpine

12 Disk Changers

Part No.

Mfr

 88 88 1 600 178 
TR1008 Alpine

2For CD-Ready factory radios (those with 6 station presets) the radio type can be found either by label or by read-out from pushing the (-) and (Program) buttons simultaneously.

3Any Pioneer "M" series changer will work, the CDX-M30 is one of the most popular. These changers have either a square style chassis plug (e.g. CDX-M30) or a round plug (e.g. CDX-M60). The square plug changers use BMWPIO/M adapters while the round plug changers use BMWPIO adapters.

Radio Connections

Radio Connections
1Antenna
2Diversity Reception Antenna Control
3Security Bolt/Radio Chassis Ground
4CD Changer (Option)
5Lock Pin
6
 
 
Pull down 17-pin connector
and insert CD Data Cable and
Lock Pin as shown below
7CD Data Cable

Connector Pinouts

Radio Wiring Harness
Radio 17 Pin Connector
PinFunctionWire Color
1Left Front +YL/RD
2Right Front +BU/RD
3Left Rear +YL/BK
4Telephone Mute 
5IgnitionVI/WT
6Right Rear +BU/BK
7Not Used 
8Not Used 
9BatteryRD/WT
10Not UsedBK/WT
11Not Used 
12Left -YL/GY
13IlluminationGY/BK
14Right -BU/GY
15GroundBR
16Power AntennaWT
17Not Used 
CD 10 Pin Connector
PinFunction
AData
BEnable
CDigital Ground
DRight Channel Ground
ELeft Channel Ground
FClock
GReset
HGround
IRight Channel
JLeft Channel

 

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