Clock Spring for 2004 X5 - does it really need to be coded???

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Clock Spring for 2004 X5 - does it really need to be coded???

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03-16-2015, 01:27 PM

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Clock Spring for 2004 X5 - does it really need to be coded???

Hi guys

My steering wheel has started clicking. Pretty sure it's the clock spring...

Doing some research it said that the clock spring needs to be coded by a main dealer after installation.

Really??? Even for a 2004 car???

I was going to buy a second hand one on eBay rather than new (with matching part number). Does this really need to be coded to the car??? Seem OTT.

Any help appreciated!

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