[Anwar1995]

Hello everyone,

Today I purchased a used F10 sport steering wheel with paddles to replace the one without paddles that is currently in the car. I was hoping that as soon as I remove the airbag I would be able to see the part number and confirm that it fits on my F10 using realOEM.com but I couldn't find the part number. The inside of the steering wheel has many numbers and letters but when I google any of them or even use them in the website nothing comes up. I am worried that the one I got has lane keep vibration feature or other features that is incompatible with my F10 and would throw codes after installation. Can anyone help?

I attached an internet sample of the steering wheel as well as what I think is related to the part number from inside of the steering wheel.

Thanks.

[Qsilver7]

BMW part nbrs have 11 digits (XX XX X XXX XXX) with no hyphens (just like you see used in the online part database sites like realoem.com or bimmercat.com etc.

You can also use the last 7 digits of the part number (x xxx xxx) and on small items, sometimes you will only see the last 7 digits due to space limitations.

[Anwar1995]

thanks a lot for your reply. I have already installed the steering wheel and coded it to the car. All seems to work beautifully with no errors. The thing is that I tried googling every number I saw on the inside of the steering wheel with no avail. I even searched the numbers on realOEM.com but nothing came up. All it matters that no codes are on the car after the swap.

[Qsilver7]

Originally Posted by Anwar1995

thanks a lot for your reply. I have already installed the steering wheel and coded it to the car. All seems to work beautifully with no errors. The thing is that I tried googling every number I saw on the inside of the steering wheel with no avail. I even searched the numbers on realOEM.com but nothing came up. All it matters that no codes are on the car after the swap.

Good to hear that it worked out even though you weren’t sure of the part number.

I just did a search on eBay for an f10 sport steering wheel…I found an example that shows the BMW part number. In this case…it was the last 7 digits that was on a label that also had BMW printed on the label (part number 9-229-483. Perhaps this can help someone else in the future.