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05-02-2013, 11:04 PM
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Clicking the paddle is no difference then moving the joy stick .
No lag due switching to sport mode. It just cool mod and I do like and had enjoyed it . .... The wheel does fit and direct swap to all E53 from 2000-2006 ... 
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05-03-2013, 03:39 AM
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Is the e46 M3 wheel the only way to get paddles on?
I have a facelift and think the M3 wheel looks pre-facelift (nitpicking, I know), just curious if there are other ways to put the paddles on.
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05-03-2013, 09:49 AM
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05-03-2013, 10:56 AM
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When I was searching for instructions Helmuth was nice enough to send me this link. It is for a MB but a combination of the two instructions should get you there.
HowTo-> Paddle shifters from Mercedes on a E38 and yes it works! (long)
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05-03-2013, 11:06 AM
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The four wires that are shown unconnected after paddle install--two would go to ground and each of the other two wires would go to the 2 prong connector that goes to the front of the steering wheel switch unit or as MRBMWX5 references as the clock spring. You would need the same harness as in the directions I posted which would go to the back of the SWSU. I could certainly test it before final assembly at least by continuity as you have two chances to get the wires in the wrong side of the connectors going to the front and back of the SWSU.
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04-10-2014, 02:31 PM
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bcredliner, I tried to catch up with you in the sport mode thread where you posted most recently, but I'll try here too...here is what I asked:
Hey bcredliner, sorry this is a little off topic, but I don't post on this forum and I'm having a hard time trying to contact/PM you. I saw this thread: http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-foru...ions-pics.html and all I really want to know is, are parts 61136925611 and 61138380696 mates? That is, do they snap together? Said another way, are they identical to the opposite sides of the pink/purple connectors in this picture? I need an affirmative on this for a project on my 2001 Z3 M Coupe.  Said another way, if 611 fits into one half of that connector and 696 fits into the other, it makes sense that they would fit into each other. I just want to verify if that is true. Thanks so much, Scott
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04-10-2014, 08:29 PM
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04-10-2014, 09:34 PM
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My basic question is, do 611 and 696 attach to one another (assuming you put the right pins in them)? I see in the photo they attach to the connecters already in your car. My issue is that I have 696 in my car (attached to the bottom of the DSC button). I want to make a Y-Harness that would allow me to connect, say, two DSC buttons (one to be used for another purpose) to some of the wires in that 696 connector. If I disconnect 696 from the DSC button, will 611 mate up/connect to it? That wasn't basic or simple. Picture is worth a thousand words. Would the one end of your harness here clip into the other end? 
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