This listing is for the purchase of a SERVICE to repair your 1996 - 1999 BMW E36 3-Series & M3 Climate Control Unit (HVAC). Trust the BEST!! We have over 10 years experience rebuilding this problematic parts, and have repaired literally Hundreds of these over the timeframe. We GUARANTEE our work 100% and back it up with a Limited Lifetime Warranty. Once your repaired part is received back simply plug it back in and enjoy! No re-programming is needed!! If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to email or call our customer support at (562)786-5312. ALL International & Canadian offers Welcome!!

Typical Problems That Require Our Service

• TURNING ITSELF ON / OFF RANDOMLY (INTERMITTENT POWER)
• SEEMS TO HAVE A 'MIND OF ITS OWN'
• FAN BLOWS STRONGER WHEN PRESSING DOWN BUTTON, AND WEAKER WHEN UP BUTTON.
• DIM OR DARK DISPLAY
• FREQUENTLY RESETS ITSELF
• COMPLETELY DEAD
• NOISY INTERNAL FAN

Compatible Applications

• 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999             BMW  (E36)   3-SERIES 
• 318, 318I, 318IS, 318IC, 320, 320I, 320IS, 320IC, 323, 323IS, 323I, 323IC, 328, 328I, 328IS, 328IC & M3 
• COUPE, SEDAN & CONVERTIBLE
• Part #s:  65.12- 8 368 169,  8 379 521,  8 361 836,  8 378 466 AUC

How Does it Work?

1.. Add Service to Cart and Buy It Now

2.. Remove Device from car

3.. Prepare item to Mail In.

**** You will receive mailing instructions via email after service is bought and paid for. Please take your radio securely packaged to FedEx, UPS, DHL, US Post Office, etc. to have it mailed in. Please include in the package a short list of symptoms and your return mailing address.

Note: Audio will not turn on when display is out of vehicle. Please be patient while your package arrives back to you.

Mailing Address:

German Audio Tech

Attn: Repairs

65 Pine Ave.  #337

Long Beach, CA 90802

Working on a 1996 - 1999 BMW E36 3-Series climate controller. Device had complete failure of power. We pinpointed the fault to the main capacitor, which seems to be a design flaw because it is a common problem. Replacing the capacitor fixed the problem! 👍 Swipe right for pictures 1) the capacitor 2) disassembled unit 3) power on and working. [email protected] www.germanaudiotech.net

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