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Old 6th March 2002, 19:53   #1
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Question for UK and Euro owners

I asked this in another thread but it was lost in the banter. Do any of you have a three spoke airbag wheel on your M5? If so, what is your build date? If it is available for a car with a 3/90 or earlier build date, do any of you know the part #?
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Old 7th March 2002, 01:40   #2
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Yes I do. Its one of the last 1995 cars and has both driver and passenger airbags.

http://www.gn012a0237.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk

It is a three spoke wheel and has a proper badge rather than fabric or printed BMW logo. As for use in an earlier car (as a working airbag) I am afraid there are two electronic boxes with warning signs plastered all over them (under the rear seat) and a fist full of wires which would have to be sourced and installed. As for the part number for just the wheel try mailing dewitt

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Old 7th March 2002, 11:00   #3
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I have the same wteering wheel on my October 94 model!

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I guess you have a Rosso Red LE M5 then? What number?
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Old 7th March 2002, 11:02   #4
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did you fit wood pac or was it fitted when you bought the car?
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The wood came as original from the factory as an option on the M5 limited edition. Mine by the way is number 2 of the last 50. As for the steering wheel, I understand there were two versions, one with an airbag and one without. Even though they look identical the true airbag version has SRS written at the bottom of the wheel and a large sensor located in the middle under the rear seat. Learn't this when some dealer tryed to pass off an early 1992 with the above airbag wheel retrofitted but no sensor.


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My '91 M5 has a three spoke wheel that is similar to yours but it doesn't have an airbag. You can see the picture here: http://www.simnet.is/kull/M5-inside.jpg
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Ghost, what is your build date?
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I'm not quite sure, I've only had the car for three weeks. Where can I see the built date?

I know it was first registered 27.09.1991 in Germany.
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Yes I do. Its one of the last 1995 cars and has both driver and passenger airbags.
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An actual LE -- very, very cool!!

You should put that beauty up on the registry. I'd love to see more pics of that lovely beast...

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I'm presently in the process of mapping out a new business and on-going PhD stuff so time is not on my side. I have always intended on taking a load of pictures and writing about the history of the car. If the sun is out this weekend I will post some.

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