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Steering wheel 2002tii


JC74tii

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I don't know bout the e30's but BMW kept the coarse splines on the e28 until they added the air bags my guess is they switched so that you couldn't delete the air bags easily. 

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3 hours ago, Gordon said:

Someone on this thread put a E28 M-Tech1 wheel on their 02 

https://www.bmw2002faq.com/forums/topic/126575-steering-wheel-thread/

I know that E28 did change steering wheel splines during production run from coarse to fine.

 

First, thanks to Gordon for spelling "coarse" correctly!  Coarse splines were found in E28s through 09/1985 production, then changed to fine like the E30s.

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17 hours ago, JC74tii said:

Will a steering wheel 380mm from a 1985 BMW 320 fit  a 1974 BMW 2002tii?

Presume you mean a Euro E30 320, as that model wasn't imported to the US; our 320's were all E21s.  If the latter, then the E21 wheel will fit as the splines are the same.  However, I think all the E30 cars had fine spline wheels.

 

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