BMW E60 E87 LCI E90 Hands-free Bluetooth High Basis MULF2 9207360

The BMW E60 E87 LCI E90 Bluetooth Control Module MULF is an original BMW multimedia system component responsible for handling Bluetooth connectivity in E-series vehicles. This control module, categorized under Other Parts, allows for the restoration of factory hands-free functionality and phone integration with the audio system, ensuring convenient and safe operation while driving.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 9207360
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 9207360
• Substitutable numbers: 9207360, 84109207360, 9229740, 84109229740, 9224674, 84109224674, 9187625, 84109187625, 9147519, 84109147519, 9178898, 84109178898, 9149843, 84109149843, 9163229, 84109163229, 9181391, 84109181391, 9223190, 84109223190, 9200822, 84109200822, 9172420, 84109172420
• Category: Other Starters, Alternators, ECUs & Wiring

Purpose and Function of the MULF Module

The presented MULF Bluetooth control module is used in selected BMW E-series models, including the E60, E87 LCI, and E90, as part of the factory communication system. It is responsible for managing phone calls via the Bluetooth interface, integrating with the factory radio or iDrive system, and transmitting audio through the vehicle's speakers. This enables the driver to use their phone without taking their hands off the steering wheel, enhancing user comfort and safety.

Benefits of Using an Original BMW Control Module

Using an original BMW MULF module ensures:

• Full compatibility with the electrical system and MOST bus in the specific BMW model.
• Stable Bluetooth system operation without issues with pairing or connection drops.
• Proper cooperation with factory steering wheel buttons and the multimedia system menu.
• The ability to restore functions that stopped working after the previous control module failed.

This module allows for an organized and technically correct restoration of the factory configuration, without the need for additional adapters or wiring modifications.

Technical and Installation Aspects

The MULF module is an electronic component designed for installation in the original location designated by the vehicle manufacturer. In practice, this means:

• installation in existing brackets and mounting points,
• connection to factory wiring harnesses and the fiber optic cable,
• preservation of ventilation and moisture protection according to BMW's design.

When replacing, it is recommended to maintain the order of disconnecting and connecting connectors and to perform any necessary adaptation or coding according to the BMW service procedure, so that the control module is correctly recognized by other modules in the vehicle.

Product Condition and Practical Application

The offered control module is a used part from a dismantled vehicle, allowing for an economical restoration of the Bluetooth system's functionality in your car. This solution is particularly beneficial for daily driven vehicles where a reasonable repair cost is important while maintaining the original electronic architecture. The module is suitable as a replacement for a damaged control module or as an upgrade to add hands-free functionality, provided the vehicle's configuration allows for it.

Other BMW Parts in the "Other Parts" Category

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Technical Knowledge and Car Project Development

When modernizing or repairing electronic systems, it is worthwhile to expand your knowledge about the construction of modern sports and performance cars. For a comparison of technical solutions in other brands, including advanced drive and braking systems, an article comparing top RS versions with Audi's series models may be helpful: Audi RS vs. Other Models – What's Under the Hood and Chassis?. This allows for a better understanding of how manufacturers design electronic and multimedia systems in different vehicle classes.