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Trailer harness OEM of aftermarket?
Or am I better off simply just purchasing the OEM unit from BMW for ~$170? |
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If you are going via the BMW route, you should plug the part number into this tool to find the best online pricing for the harness. BMW Part Number Price Comparison for Windows & Mac
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Go OEM especially if you have PDC. You want that rear PDC to turn off when the trailer harness is connected, otherwise it will drive you nuts. Also, with OEM, you get iDrive notifications (type and location) when a trailer lamp is burned out or not working.
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OEM is the way to go and it even has the connector to connect an electric brake controller, unlike the E53.
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Looks like OEM it is. I don't plan on towing much, but it'll probably be useful to simply just have when I do need it.
I primarily looked into it more recently because I need to tow something and I figured I'd put the money towards the harness versus simply just renting a truck from uhaul. Plus, I already have a tow hitch on there, just not the wiring yet. |
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