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WTB - Petri 2002 steering wheel hub


Vintagedavid

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Hi David, in all honesty you would probably be better off just buying a whole set up if you want an original hub and cover. BMW hubs are way more rare than the wheels, as the wheels were produced for other makes as well. But it's always possible, good luck! J

1976 2002 Fjordblau (currently Verona, 3rd owner)

1969 2002 Granada, 2nd owner

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Dave,

 

The CSL cover is 12mm longer than the standard CS cover and you need the matching hubs of course, I don't know how long the 2002 hub/cover is which has the correct horn provisions, CS has a brass ring, just the opposite of the 2002..

 

Chris

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`73 3.0CS Chamonix, `69 2000 NK Atlantik

`70 2800 Polaris, `79 528i Chamonix

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Hi Chris, - (I'm guessing you meant this for me and not VintageDavid)

Yes, thanks, I know. John Pantel had kindly pointed out to me that I have a CSL Wheel and (4-rib) hub after i bought a standard cover from him and discovered it to be about 12mm too short. Some previous owner of the wheel/hub must have drilled it to accept the 2002 horn spring, so it's been on my car and functioning for a while.

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