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Originally Posted by samcoombes
thanks Brian, I just rang BMW for that part and they say the part number does not exist?
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That is weird. It is a valid part number for the US dealers. By "does not exist" could they mean that BMW is out of stock? It is absolutly a valid part. In the US, this sells for $36, or about £23.
Regarding some of the follow-on posts, there is no reason to have to tear anything apart. All that you need is in the DB25 plug. Here is a post with the DB25 to 54-pin pin conversions. You can make the adapter yourself.
Re: ULF to DB25 adapter for E38
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