Hi guys
I have searched but can only really find posts on factory fitted Bluetooth.
2004 L322. Has the phone button on radio but no cradle or Bluetooth.

Other half now has a personal IPhone and now a work IPhone. I was wondering if anyone has any advice on an aftermarket discreet Bluetooth unit I can fit that would sync both phones at same time? Would prefer a proper instal unit rather than a sun visor clip on as I think they look more professional.

I have a work van that come with a small inexpensive parrot unit that works great but only links 1 phone. Cuts out radio and dials using Siri etc.

Any advice would be much appreciated as I’m lost searching online too

Thanks
Tel Accept, some days your the pigeon, some days your the statue!

Could she forward the personal phone to the work phone when driving? I used to forward my phone to the car phone before I fitted the BT module.

Like many others on here, I fitted a BMW ULF to my 2004MY (only fitted because all the 2G/GSM phone networks have shut down in Oz and the in-car phone no longer worked). It works exceptionally well and its voice recognition still works with the Nav system. Ron B. VK2OTC
2003 L322 V8 Auto
2007 Yamaha XJR1300
Previous: 1983, 1986 RRC; 1995, 1996 P38A; 1995 Disco1; 1984 V8 County 110; Series IIA

Boydonegood wrote:

Hi guys
I have searched but can only really find posts on factory fitted Bluetooth.
2004 L322

I've got the Grom BT unit which replaced the CD player. Its a great bit of kit but I don't know if you can connect two phones at once as I've never had the need to try.

Thanks so much for all the options guys.
I ended up getting a Clip on Visor Parrot one for ease after seeing it in one of my lorries. Not nearly as ugly as I believed they would be.

To be honest, £60 from Halfords, is very clear and pairs 2 phones similtanously. Is also meant to play the IPhone Sat Nav and music through it.

Only issue is it has to either be charged for 3 hrs a week ,or I guess I can hard wire it.

Thanks again for ideas

Tel Accept, some days your the pigeon, some days your the statue!