Z4 Retrofit - Cruise Control, OBC, Multi-Function Wheel

[csmith319]

I would really like to do it, but will have to get the dealer to do it. Even for short spurts on the motorway its worth it.

 

[jamesdean]

There's NO retrofit cruise control available for post September '04 models

 

[cj10jeeper]

There's NO retrofit cruise control available for post September '04 models

Yes there is. It's the same piece of equipment. Just have to wire it slightly differently. PM an email address and I can send the factory retrofit instructions to you.

 

[gannet]

There's NO retrofit cruise control available for post September '04 models

Yes there is. It's the same piece of equipment. Just have to wire it slightly differently. PM an email address and I can send the factory retrofit instructions to you.

you can also view them here

 

[Aliv6]

Has anyone done this on a M. 07plate. I'm all excited now.

 

[gannet]

Has anyone done this on a M. 07plate. I'm all excited now.

member rov1 has managed to but I don't think he ever got the details put up Ask a dealer about and they say no way :thumbsdown:

 

[bjorno]

If I had an M I don't think I'd ever want to cruise at motorway speeds, would be constantly slowing down to 50-60 and nailing myself back into the seats!

 

[Voodoo]

Has anyone done this on a M. 07plate. I'm all excited now.

.....member rov1 has managed to......

[supermarkettannoymode]..ROV1 to the forum please, ROV1 to the forum..[/supermarkettannoymode]

 

[gannet]

Has anyone done this on a M. 07plate. I'm all excited now.

.....member rov1 has managed to......

[supermarkettannoymode]..ROV1 to the forum please, ROV1 to the forum..[/supermarkettannoymode]

see his thread here

 

[klarky]

finally got my cruise control switch, fitted today, 10 mins cutting the cowling, 2 mins fitting the switch. easy on a pre face lift, cant get an easier retro fit!

 

[tdz840]

finally got my cruise control switch, fitted today, 10 mins cutting the cowling, 2 mins fitting the switch. easy on a pre face lift, cant get an easier retro fit!

What was the final cost and did you get the parts from a dealer?
Russ

 

[klarky]

bought the stalk from the dealers, £60.50 inc vat. used the part number from realoem.com. bought a cheap rotary tool from maplin for about £25 to do the cowling.

 

[tdz840]

bought the stalk from the dealers, £60.50 inc vat. used the part number from realoem.com. bought a cheap rotary tool from maplin for about £25 to do the cowling.

Can you provide the part number you used?
Cheers
Russ

 

[sk93]

The part number I found was 61316940989.. it's just the switch, but from what I've read everywhere, the non-CC cowel comes with "markings" on the inside that you can simply trace with the dremel and make the required gap.