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I'm thinking about giving this a try. If the paddles off of a 171 chassis will fit on my OEM steering wheel, then I think the electrical connection should not be too big of an issue. I imagine that the switches connected to the shifter are either a normally open or normally closed switch, or operating the shifter will send a signal...either way, it should not be too hard to tap into these wires.
2004 CL55, 2003 SL55, 2017 S63 Cabrio and 2009 G55
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I know this is old thread but I am trying to find just the CSM button and they all seem to be part of a whole board. Does anyone have details and pictures of one that has been added?
Mercedes Benz W203 AMG MOD,2016 Lexus GSF, 2006 Mercedes Benz E350, 2004 BMW 325i, 2016 Ducatti Mons
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Add C-S-M Button to center console [/QUOTE]
I know this is old thread but I am trying to find just the CSM button and they all seem to be part of a whole board. Does anyone have details and pictures of one that has been added?
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you will need a new TCU EGS52 version. The module needs to be re-program with MC/S. The great shifter you have, assuming your vehicle is a C55 AMG, will accommodate such functions. However, you can buy the module for the gear-shifter which has the MC/S on the select button (i.e., W209-267-0288 DLXL01 Q1)Besides this, your steering will obviously need to have the paddles embedded, steering column needs to be comparable.
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