CLK 63 Black Series Steering Wheel for E63
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I guess the guy who sells them on Ebay for $779.00 is going to be busy.
Last edited by Jrocket; Sep 26, 2007 at 10:15 PM.
03-mid 05 had paddle shifters via 2 pin connector on the clock spring behind the steering wheel. The car shifts when resistance changes between paddles.
later cars have a steering wheel control module as pictured. Earlier cars do not have this. That control module takes signals from the LIN BUS network. Paddle shifting is also transmitted via the LIN BUS network. Earlier cars the 2 pin connector is wired directly to the shift knob and transmission module.
I doubt it will work with earlier e class cars even with a new airbag. the steering wheel controls will work fine.
I did manage to make a newer aluminum paddle shifting steering wheel work on a earlier sl55 car but I had to make my own circuit.
later cars have a steering wheel control module as pictured. Earlier cars do not have this. That control module takes signals from the LIN BUS network. Paddle shifting is also transmitted via the LIN BUS network. Earlier cars the 2 pin connector is wired directly to the shift knob and transmission module.
I doubt it will work with earlier e class cars even with a new airbag. the steering wheel controls will work fine.
I did manage to make a newer aluminum paddle shifting steering wheel work on a earlier sl55 car but I had to make my own circuit.
03-mid 05 had paddle shifters via 2 pin connector on the clock spring behind the steering wheel. The car shifts when resistance changes between paddles.
later cars have a steering wheel control module as pictured. Earlier cars do not have this. That control module takes signals from the LIN BUS network. Paddle shifting is also transmitted via the LIN BUS network. Earlier cars the 2 pin connector is wired directly to the shift knob and transmission module.
I doubt it will work with earlier e class cars even with a new airbag. the steering wheel controls will work fine.
I did manage to make a newer aluminum paddle shifting steering wheel work on a earlier sl55 car but I had to make my own circuit.
later cars have a steering wheel control module as pictured. Earlier cars do not have this. That control module takes signals from the LIN BUS network. Paddle shifting is also transmitted via the LIN BUS network. Earlier cars the 2 pin connector is wired directly to the shift knob and transmission module.
I doubt it will work with earlier e class cars even with a new airbag. the steering wheel controls will work fine.
I did manage to make a newer aluminum paddle shifting steering wheel work on a earlier sl55 car but I had to make my own circuit.
Ive read a few thread about even the MP wheels being hard to get working,this is the reasoning?
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We would love for someone from this website to be the first so that any confusion or wonder about if it would fit and work could be done any with.
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yes i agree but i think they are modding this wheel to work with older year cars, and that will cost. if not you can buy the same wheel on e-bay for 800 bucks, and i belive but dont quote me the new air bag retails for 700 so total 1500. but no one pays retail so realy cheaper.
so if you have 06 or up you are good but i think 05 you need their mods. not realy sure this whole thread has me all twisted!
so if you have 06 or up you are good but i think 05 you need their mods. not realy sure this whole thread has me all twisted!
110 Motoring, I have an 05 wagon and am interested in your wheel. Can you tell me how far or close your shop is to the Long Beach Airport? If close, I might just drive to your shop and purchase the wheel, so you can install.
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a car that gets very poor gas mileage.
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Hey Asher, I tried calling you yesterday and this morning, but your mailbox is full and will not accept new messages, hopefully you read this and not think that i just didnt call you back haha!
Well, when u read this give me a call on my cell at 310.699.1046
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Well, when u read this give me a call on my cell at 310.699.1046
Thanks,
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The only world I've got is not from the factory, however...110 can work some magic and upholster it to any color and/or any material of your choice, we're actually working on potentially making one with carbon fibre details as well as sueded...etc...
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Carbon,suede or both would be a nice look on that wheel.
yes if you use some crazy stuff like your talkin about then it would be worth 2500. no offence but 2500 for the stocker is crazy.








. Then i look at the price 