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Afraid not -- the cassette is just like a car unit, built into the radio chassis (only the controls have been moved to a remote location).Tat_n_Telle said:I would really like to remove the cassette player on my '02 K1200LT. Is this possible without messing up the radio operation
Thanks, I realized that shortly after posting - I wish there were a way to delete your own thread before admitting to the world how stupid the original post was!mneblett said:Afraid not -- the cassette is just like a car unit, built into the radio chassis (only the controls have been moved to a remote location).
True...it IS possible to remove the cassette, but only if you replace the whole radio. My radio got a short in it recently and had static that couldn't be removed, so the dealer replaced it under my extended warranty. Since BMW doesn't make the LT radios with cassettes anymore, they replaced it with a single-CD unit, which was fine with me because I removed the 6-CD changer long ago (and never use the cassette player). Since my extended warranty covered the replacement, I'm not sure what the cost was, but I think they said it would have been about a grand if I'd paid for it myself...mneblett said:Afraid not -- the cassette is just like a car unit, built into the radio chassis (only the controls have been moved to a remote location).
It is not a BMW policy, but I bought it from the dealer when I bought the bike. It is called Motorcycle Plus DFS Advantage Plan. My understanding is that there are several companies offering extended warranties, and your dealer undoubtedly sells at least one. My dealer here (Ride West in Seattle) hadn't heard of my particular warranty (I bought the bike from Cascade before they went out of business), but they didn't have any problem getting the repair authorized and handled. HTH.DMiller said:Can you tell me about your extended warranty; is it BMW or after market? Who is the administrator?