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Happy w my new G63. First timer. Came from 22 SL63. But noticed my steering wheel doesn’t have the AMG buttons on the left and right to customize. Basically nothing there…. Any ideas? CA car
The older gen steering wheel in the G cannot have the steering wheel buttons and heat at the same time. But the new gen steering wheel was improved to make both possible. I expect the 2025 G to have it.
I have a 2019 with a Carbon Fiber Steering wheel - heated and no switches to change exhaust/suspension/drive mode on left and right.
I ordered the OEM switches (Part Number 205-900-70-44) and will try to add it on (and retain the heated steering wheel - note the CF part doesn't heat, just the other parts).
Anyone else try this? Wondering if any special coding needs to be done.
I have a 2019 with a Carbon Fiber Steering wheel - heated and no switches to change exhaust/suspension/drive mode on left and right.
I ordered the OEM switches (Part Number 205-900-70-44) and will try to add it on (and retain the heated steering wheel - note the CF part doesn't heat, just the other parts).
Would be interesting to see the results. Keep us posted! I always thought the reason you cant have both is due to the heat damaging or overheating this part.
For the facelift, I think the AMG switches will be standard now and heating comes with it too.
Last edited by 3.Pointed.Czar; Mar 14, 2024 at 08:59 PM.
Would be interesting to see the results. Keep us posted! I always thought the reason you cant have both is that the heating probably damages this part or overheats it.
Waiting for a facelift and I think the AMG switches will be standard now and heating comes with it too.
Somebody on this forum was able to get the AMG switches installed and retain heated steering wheel but they were somewhere in Asia and it required some re-programming including help from Mercedes? Details are fuzzy but I know for a fact somebody posted that it can be done but it sounded difficult to do.
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