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Old 05-24-2013, 09:00 PM
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Working Out Of The Box?
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I, too, have a 2011 X5 50 (prod. date 07/2010), and a steering wheel from the X5M. The paddles worked "out of the box", no coding required.
Wow that's really good to hear! Been dying to do it to my 2011 30d (prod. 01/2011). Could you provide us with some photos of the steering area with the airbag removed so we can see which wires we need to have "PRE-wired" for it to work straight away?

It would be much appreciated =) thanks!
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