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Old 12-23-2011, 03:20 PM
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First of all, I live in Korea, so it just might be a different situation here. I read howellm70's post from here, and thought about giving up installing heated steering wheel. But by then I had already bought heated steering wheel from ebay so I just had to find a way to install it. I finally found a guy who works on BMW electronics like alarm, and remote keys. I paid him $300, and according to him, he made a single module for heating control, and it just works find on my car. And it just work fine on my car. Well, one downside is that I gave up voice command button on steering wheel to use it as turn off button. Heating control button only turns on the heat.

I think if there is a technician who knows about electronics and module work, it will be a easy job.
When you removed the steering wheel, how do you know that you put it back on correctly? I.e. - since the DSC monitors steering wheel angle, what are the chances that you put the steering wheel on a few degrees off? Is it easy to make this mistake or are the differences in degrees position obvious enough that you won't put the steering wheel back on incorrectly?

I am asking since I had a defective heated steering wheel which got replaced. But now I noticed that the steering wheel is slightly turned left. The X5 tracks perfectly straight, however.
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