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I bought it from eBay the wiring new but the steering wheel piece used search "BMW e46 cruise control retrofit" and you should find what you are looking for. www.ebay.de/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=bmw+e46+cruise+control+retrofit&_sacat=0

Yes i am just busy renovating the house... ask away.

Happy to help!

Im not 100% sure but according to the pdf that shows the wiring diagram the pins are exactly the same in the n42 engines.

these are the part numbers for just primer painted, left 51138208775 right 51138208776 www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showparts?id=EN11-EUR-03-2003-E46-BMW-320i&diagId=51_3960 I use www.realoem.com/bmw/ to look for part to my car you enter your cars vin for what fits your car.

Yes it should. To make absolutely sure check this pdf for instructions regarding the 330D www.e46fanatics.com/attachments/steeringwheel-pdf.945163/

Yes this is a gasoline e46 but this wont work in 316i or 318i models only 320i and up.

@@chargedcars omg, is it possible to make it work? What i need to do if there is an option. Do i need new ECU?

@@Sp3NgL3R_MF Hey it depends what year model you car is if it is 2001 and newer no parts needed just do as the videos instruct if its older you will need a new throttle-body i think that is only part you need to change i can look at some forums what other guys have found out.

@@chargedcars mine is from 2000, i will also try to look up for what you just said. And see if i can find the solution.

@@Sp3NgL3R_MF Hey it seems it depends more on what engine you have if it is the M43 cruise control is not integrated in the ECU it has a separate controller and if you add that and what is int the link i think you are good to go. But i have not done it before. www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showparts?id=AL31-EUR-11-2000-E46-BMW-318i&diagId=66_0043 though i don't know about the wiring how to integrate it to the rest of the car.

Just buying the CB1000R specific ones should get you the right ones. if i remember correctly these were from eBay Demon Tweeks they have their own website too though.

Hi got the levers, the brake actuator is stuck on my stock levers 😅

@@srk_mithipati Aww man then you might have to change the master cylinder and the holder.

​@@chargedcarsafter looking at parts section on honda genuine parts front brake assembly it's called pushrod. At $30 that's not too bad.

Here you can find all the part numbers for the parts you need. www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showparts?id=EN11-EUR-03-2003-E46-BMW-320i&diagId=51_3963 And in the video description is a webshop where you can find the part or look on eBay/amazon wherever you like.

If i remember correctly the newer ones you have to remove the headliner to screw on the nuts on the underside of the roof that hold the rails. Hope this info and link helps! www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showparts?id=PT73-USA-02-2008-E61N-BMW-535xi&diagId=51_5410

Yes i actually have changed this setup to one that uses the original seat runners. Sadly i lost the video material and never got around to making the video but maybe i will post a review video of them and showcase the end result as i have made the change about a year ago.

There is a seal under the screws but it is placed under the bracket that holds the roof rails. All the parts you need are in this page. www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showparts?id=EN11-EUR-03-2003-E46-BMW-320i&diagId=51_3963 part number 3 in the picture and the part number is 51138208785 in this part there is usually a rubber seal/washer i have not found it separately.

Thank you too!

Hey i also noticed the problem when i had the stock exhaust and i asked a mechanic i know and he said it is normal sounding sound. Pads also might sound different during they wear and also if you have not braked hard recently the sound might be different. Also if you have kept the bike in winter storage and took it out recently there might be dust and material build up.

Yes and no i have another BMW a 323i a 1998 model sedan and i retrofitted it whit the same parts ad they where not that expensive and it worked in that car even if it has a cable throttle. But researching a bit it seems to be this throttle body (part no. 13541433414) that come as standard in all 3 series from 320i and up since 1998 something to keep in mind. So yes it works in 4 cyl cars only with electric throttle but should work as shown in all 6 cyl cars.

@@chargedcars thanks will give it a try in my 323 M54

@@secula1234 you are welcome. Good luck should go fine.

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no you don't have to take the headliner off as there is a welded nut already in place below the sheet metal that you have to drill out if you don't have roof rails.

I thought so too but after testin the fit on my car first. I pullet one of the supplied bolts through the aluminium because it has a narrower head.

Oh ,I see. I’m going to do this today and if that also happens to me I’ll know what to do thanks good video

@@deivyleon409 Hey he's right. I did not say it on the video but depending on what part you live in the world you might also want to upgrade to stainless steel hardware for the pedals.

@@chargedcars I live in Florida how does it depend ?

@@deivyleon409 If you live in an enviroment where moisture and rust is an issue.

who or what is Nogla?

I'm so glad what you mean 😅

Like install but in reverse. Just disconnect the cable from the actual brake pedal and remove the assembly. You might have to look how the install is made as there are many ways of going about it if the previous owner drilled anything new or anything like that. Another possibility might be it is a factory install as those are possible but rare... it is a hydraulic system and i have no idea without seeing it how to remove it.

re-check the wires you spliced into. as they are wires in the light control module you are splicing into. That sound you have the wrong wires, one other commenter had connected them the wrong way and had all sorts of warning light and stuff stopped working. As for the CC not working you might want to check if you have connected it to the right plug and pin. And if you bought the BMW retrofit kit the 2 wires you t-off of should be the same color as the wires you are splicing.

@@chargedcars Acctualy everithing was conneceted perfectly, somehow radio unit messed that up, puted a New one and now all workin fine, tnx a lot for help 😁

@@igormilenovic1525 awesome. Well nice to know that a faulty radio can mess this up.

Yes you can delete all other cables although you'll have to reprogram general control module so that the seat sensor mat is not used then you will not have warning light on the dashboard

should be in the description but here it is again. www.powerbronze.co.uk/honda-cb1000r-08-17-320-h114.html

the teacher must apply for a teaching permit from ajovarma (more info on their website) and you can use the same car during the drivers test

Yes as TheVolvoMan said

Yes in uk

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the place to look for the issue is to check if you connected the wire to the engine control unit to the right plug and pin.

Now the cruise contro lights up on the panel but still doesn’t work

@@Bakibaga Hey do you have a diesel or a petrol car?

@@chargedcars it’s a Petrol engine it use to be a 4 in line 1.8 and I upgraded it to 6in line 2.8 petrol

@@Bakibaga Nice upgrade! If you changed the ECU and all the parts of the 2.8 it should work no problem. Because every ECU is ready for the Cruise Control if it still does not work you might want to check the throttle body assembly it should look somethin like this (ozsgarage.com/product/bmw-e46-323i-328i-e39-528i-e36-z3-throttle-body-assembly-1-433-414-h-blue-label/) the cable on the other side for the pedal and electric motor on the other side for the Cruise Control. If you have checked all of those and the wiring and pins. There's nothing much i can help across the internet might want to pop in a local BMW shop maybe they can help.

eBay is a pretty good place to find the wiring kits.

I don't recall the cable length this was a kit sold by a general hardware store it cave with fasteners and extra pedal and cable. So i did not measure it.

Haha :D i was super annoyed with the sound when editing the video. It seems i have this annoying habit when i'm concentrating. And the mic was positioned so that i cough the breathing extra well XD

Just a local general hardware-store called puuilo.

Yes very pleased with the bike although i sold it. I did not have the time and passion to drive as it is a hobby that i cant really do with my kids. Although i was looking at dirt bikes to ride with the kids.

Sure thing what engine does your car have?

Yes but it might be a different pin in the ecu plug.

No they don't sell a kit for the e46 directly i just bought the seats that came with the general rails and the adapter plate was a ebay buy. And the other stuff was just used off the the old BMW seat rails. Although i found a nice kit from Brey-Krause that adapts any Bucket seat to the oe BMW seat rail i might do a video on that although i did not film the install.

There are 12 M8 screws/Bolts with a low profile head and 6 bigger ones that i don't remember the size of and neither can find in real OEM website. I'll see if i remember to check one from the car.

ChargedCars thank you very much.

ChargedCars If I need the big ones that are the 6 of the grip that would be very useful for me, thank you.

Hi Yes it is possible if it is exactly the same for all Petrol cars if it is a Diesel 2002 or newer the blue wire needs to be spliced to pin 37 not 27 of the engine control module

Ma versione si 320 benz 4 cilinder

Yes it was an extra for the lower models and a standard feature for the bigger .

Hi I have no experience with X-series BMW but i imagine you could remove them. xoutpost.com/ is a x-series dedicated BMW forum you should start there.

about 130€ plus change for the materials and hardware to install it.

Say what now?

ChargedCars sorry can you link the brackets again, because it’s not showing up on eBay.

@@imod9193 Hey sorry the seller might have removed it from the store but just any general flat bracket for BMW e46 and e36 works

At a car parts store. But this specific one was bought from here www.puuilo.fi/epages/puuilo.sf/fi_FI/?ObjectPath=/Shops/2014011303/Products/10137558 and we modified it a bit.

Yes it should but not necessarily with the same kit depending on the age of your e39 it is either a separate "motor" that controls the cable to the throttle body or e-gas like in the 2001 and later e46 cars. I'm not sure how it is in the diesels but should be possible! Here is a Finnish chap (video with english subtitles) who did it to a early e39 if it of any help. ruclips.net/video/XS0lOydOaAE/видео.html

ChargedCars thanks man! Just bought a 1998 528 E39 which is absolutely perfect except for not having a multifunctional wheel I’ll check out the video