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      09-06-2019, 01:45 AM   #89
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offtopic but x6 heated slip ring is not compatible with e9x heated wheels
Yeah I kind of figured but I was hoping someone come up with an adapter.

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yeah x6 ring has a different number of pins and different connector for the heated wheel. I used the ring from the same car that the heated wheel came off of (a wrecked e92 with a blown airbag and damaged combination switchset), the cruise stalk from the X6 combo switch, and the rest of the combo switchset from my e91, because it has rear wiper control that wasn't on either of the others.

You can use the X6 ring if you use an X6 wheel, which is what I would've done if I could've found one, the X6 sport wheel is very nice!
The X6 sport wheel with airbag is too expensive, and not enough value IMO. I'll keep the clock spring in case one cheap enough turns up. But for now I'm sticking with a simple swap. Finally got all the parts needed. Once more, I'm following another DIY by Nickco43 https://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1528395

Attached pic shows the prices I paid on eBay. The cost will come down more once I resell the spare parts I won't need after the swap such as the stalks, upper trim with my old lower trim, old steering wheel, etc.
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      09-11-2019, 08:35 AM   #90
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unrulyteach Did you need to change the vin on either the LDM or ACC modules?
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      09-12-2019, 12:45 AM   #91
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unrulyteach Did you need to change the vin on either the LDM or ACC modules?
Yes i had to with winkfp had update them too
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      09-16-2019, 02:07 PM   #92
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interesting! so after you coded the ACC function, you get the D1-D6 instead of just D?

i am almost there with this retrofit, hopefully will finish next weekend
Hey question where did u put the vertical adjustment screw, where did u put the horizontal screw
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      09-16-2019, 07:38 PM   #93
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I have the longer screws top left and bottom right, short screw in the last spot. Rough install is 1.2 inches between the plate and the sensor at all screws.

Also, woooooooo! It works!
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      09-17-2019, 07:55 AM   #94
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interesting! so after you coded the ACC function, you get the D1-D6 instead of just D?

i am almost there with this retrofit, hopefully will finish next weekend
Hey question where did u put the vertical adjustment screw, where did u put the horizontal screw
I don t remember but you can see this in TIS
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      10-12-2019, 06:58 AM   #95
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Has anyone acc just become misaligned for no reason?
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      10-12-2019, 02:24 PM   #96
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maybe someone or something smashed the sensor?
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      10-12-2019, 10:15 PM   #97
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I think if enough crap gets on the sensor it can screw up like that too
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      10-24-2019, 03:28 PM   #98
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Yess!!
I have done it too, i now have ACC (with a MT transmission)

I hardwired the LDM and ACC into fuse 22 (since fuse 21 was already in use.)
i used a 7,5A fuse because i did not feel like the VW harness was ready to handle 10A.
This is the connector/spot for fuse 22:


Then i spliced the PT-can from the FRM module.. and i got the Turn on signal from the CAS pin 18. (like you guys have described)

But for some reason when i code the new $541 FA to the CAS and FRM i do not get the LDM and ACC module to show..
But i preceded anyways.. and default coded the rest of the modules (KOMBI CAPPL DSC)

Yay.. now it gives me a ACC malfunction warning.
As stated in the video.. i loaded up WinKFP and updated both LDM and ACC.. and then i default coded KOMBI, CAPPL and DSC..

FUCK YESS... now the freaking thing works!!

But for some strange reason the LDM and ACC still does not show.. (but whatever.. it works )

LDM and ACC does not show:



But sometimes the ACC is a bit rough.. but i hope it goes away when the sensor is calibrated.

And you lose a little bit of the joy, due to my manual transmission.. but it actually somewhat red matches the RMM when you change gears.

Video where the ACC red matches the RPM:



Video of the ACC working:






I do not have any videos in daylight yet.. but mann ACC is wonderful in heavy traffic

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      10-24-2019, 04:12 PM   #99
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Yess!!
I have done it too, i now have ACC (with a MT transmission)

I hardwired the LDM and ACC into fuse 22 (since fuse 21 was already in use.)
i used a 7,5A fuse because i did not feel like the VW harness was ready to handle 10A.
This is the connector/spot for fuse 22:


Then i spliced the PT-can from the FRM module.. and i got the Turn on signal from the CAS pin 18. (like you guys have described)

But for some reason when i code the new $541 FA to the CAS and FRM i do not get the LDM and ACC module to show..
But i preceded anyways.. and default coded the rest of the modules (KOMBI CAPPL DSC)

Yay.. now it gives me a ACC malfunction warning.
As stated in the video.. i loaded up WinKFP and updated both LDM and ACC.. and then i default coded KOMBI, CAPPL and DSC..

FUCK YESS... now the freaking thing works!!

But for some strange reason the LDM and ACC still does not show.. (but whatever.. it works )

LDM and ACC does not show:



But sometimes the ACC is a bit rough.. but i hope it goes away when the sensor is calibrated.

And you lose a little bit of the joy, due to my manual transmission.. but it actually somewhat red matches the RMM when you change gears.

Video where the ACC red matches the RPM:



Video of the ACC working:






I do not have any videos in daylight yet.. but mann ACC is wonderful in heavy traffic
Tried pulling the tree up in ista it usually shows on there, currently waiting on new acc to arrive
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      10-31-2019, 11:32 AM   #100
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So i got another acc sensor (swap), didn't even hav to adjust it or anything just plugged it in and bam everything works like it should
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      11-18-2019, 02:25 PM   #101
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Yeah I kind of figured but I was hoping someone come up with an adapter.



The X6 sport wheel with airbag is too expensive, and not enough value IMO. I'll keep the clock spring in case one cheap enough turns up. But for now I'm sticking with a simple swap. Finally got all the parts needed. Once more, I'm following another DIY by Nickco43 https://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1528395
The extra scroll wheels on the x6, what are they for, will they cause problems on a E90?

Thanks´
Christian

Maybe i should ask this in the "heated steering wheel tread

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      11-18-2019, 02:38 PM   #102
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The E71 steering wheel doesn't have scroll wheels that I've seen. Those are an F thing.
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      12-10-2019, 10:32 PM   #103
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Either I'm blind or no one else has asked one very obvious question which I'm very surprised about.

ALL of the ACC radar sensors for the 08-13 model year BMWs look exactly the same. Same connector, connector pins, and mounts. Does anyone know if I can use one from lets say a 7 series for my e90 335 because it looks literally exactly the same as the part number in the OP?
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Either I'm blind or no one else has asked one very obvious question which I'm very surprised about.

ALL of the ACC radar sensors for the 08-13 model year BMWs look exactly the same. Same connector, connector pins, and mounts. Does anyone know if I can use one from lets say a 7 series for my e90 335 because it looks literally exactly the same as the part number in the OP?
That I'm not sure about i doubt it tho the 7er acc module is way bigger. I think the 5er is too
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      12-13-2019, 09:21 AM   #105
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you can t use from another chassis, hw/sw is different
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      02-29-2020, 12:48 PM   #106
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Hi

Can you please explain how to align the sensor using INPA? I tried using ISTA and couldn't do it. INPA is all german an i don t know which are the steps and where to tackle it. If you could explain step by step the INPA process maybe with pics, would be great! Thanks
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Finally did it with ISTA !
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Finally did it with ISTA !
Nice didn't hav to adjust mine at all
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Was in the same situation but after 1-2 month of use got error of miss aligned and got deactivated so i had to calibrate it
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Was in the same situation but after 1-2 month of use got error of miss aligned and got deactivated so i had to calibrate it
My first one was like that but the one i got now been working for 6 months knock on wood
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