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w55ksy 
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 Topic: M5 Multifunction wheel for M3Posted: 15-April-2007 at 21:22 |
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As my steering wheel was looking a bit shabby, I just bought an M5 multifunction steering wheel off of e-bay, which looks identical but with the addition of the buttons. Anyone know of a retrofit loom so the buttons can be used with a stereo? |
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Mick525i
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Posted: 15-April-2007 at 21:35 |
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It can be done on the E39 so Im gussing it can be done too on the M3. Its more than just a loom needed. You will also need programming to get the functions to work.
More info on the way Im sure. Mick |
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Mick 
BMW E21 318 1980 BMW E39 525i 2002 MTech VW Golf Gti 2003 |
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w55ksy
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Posted: 18-April-2007 at 23:27 |
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Mick, Thanks for the reply. As a matter of fact I won the auction 2 weeks ago and I still haven't received it yet, hope I haven't been scammed!
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Posted: 29-April-2007 at 22:30 |
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Ah, got it, but it's a post '99 wheel. I needed a pre '99 wheel with the slipring attached! Still it's a beautiful condition wheel. Will be back on ebay shortly! |
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