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--w211 e55/e63 flat bottom steering wheel--
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--w211 e55/e63 flat bottom steering wheel--
like the tittle says new with black-f1 paddle shifter's steering wheel flat bottom white stitching, leather on top and bottom and perforated on sides. price is 1k and i dont need your core you keep it. they fit e55s and they can fit e63 you just have to get a 55 airbag.. as far as pedals some of you might need the adapter if you are 03 04 but the 05's shouldnt i dont think
Last edited by berti_00; Dec 23, 2013 at 02:15 PM.
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Will it fit a W209 CLK55?? Know I'd have to go out and get an airbag, wondering about king post and wiring. My CLK has the M-shift buttons and have been wanting to upgrade to paddles.
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Thanks Bertie 00 - fitment is good to know. E55 airbag is no prob. The BIG question is whether the Command buttons and shift paddles are compatible with the OEM single phase buttons. I think the answer is a "yes" as to wiring and electronic compatibility. See the following (haven't figured out how to link to previous threads so excuse the clumsy URL cut & paste):
https://mbworld.org/forums/clk55-amg...els.html#links
The thread implies that it'll work. I'll continue looking...
https://mbworld.org/forums/clk55-amg...els.html#links
The thread implies that it'll work. I'll continue looking...
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Bertie - sad to inform you I think I've got to back out. Doesn't look like the command module and paddle wiring is plug & play with the W209, coupled with the fact that the airbag will add an additional $300 - $400 to the total cost.
Think I've found one similar off a W209 63 AMG so it'll plug right in.
You've got a nice looking steering wheel, and I hope you're able to match up with someone who can use it.
Cheers,
Greg
Think I've found one similar off a W209 63 AMG so it'll plug right in.
You've got a nice looking steering wheel, and I hope you're able to match up with someone who can use it.
Cheers,
Greg
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Bertie - sad to inform you I think I've got to back out. Doesn't look like the command module and paddle wiring is plug & play with the W209, coupled with the fact that the airbag will add an additional $300 - $400 to the total cost.
Think I've found one similar off a W209 63 AMG so it'll plug right in.
You've got a nice looking steering wheel, and I hope you're able to match up with someone who can use it.
Cheers,
Greg
Think I've found one similar off a W209 63 AMG so it'll plug right in.
You've got a nice looking steering wheel, and I hope you're able to match up with someone who can use it.
Cheers,
Greg
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nothing is needed other than the inverter box that makes the switch from analog to digital all 03-04s need this but not the 05-06's... so you simply remove your positive from the battery, take off the airbag unscrew the steering wheel, put this on plug in all the necessary wires from pedals to inverter etc plug in the airbag put all the plugs in their places and your done. i did it in less than 20 min
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Just do...
what you gotta do, cause this is one beautiful piece. I just got mine a couple days ago, and it looks fabulous and feels even better. Berti is a great guy to deal with....just get one!
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Damn, that's a really nice wheel and exactly what I'm looking for, just a bit out of my price range unless I could sell my MP-Design wheel first 
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E 63S Wagon Renntech, E55 Renntech, SL65, SL 55 030, ML, bunch of old ones--they come, they go...
Man I love mine....
I've been waiting to get my car out with this ugly weather.....but will grab a couple pictures and put them up. It may seem a little spendy, but is one of the few things that you are guaranteed to touch every time you start her up...You will forget about the money in just a few minutes!
