Great video! I had the steering angle replaced on my E60 recently & I was curious about the wheel removal procedure. I usually do all of my own work but since the car is still under warranty I gave the job to my mechanic. If I ever have to remove any of these components in the future I'll be good to go thanks to your video!!

exactly what i needed thx man :)

Good word on using the extension...mine was super tight.

Great video bud. Thanks for your help. Very nice job, and hell no I’m not laughing. I’d use whatever it takes to get the job done.

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Thank you for the video.

hi Derrick, in my case yes, the dealer told me that it needs to be changed always, im not sure how true that is. in the older bmw's it did not have to be changed, but in these newer bmw's it might have to be changed.

did you have problems with some warning light poping up? do you maybe need to calibrate it with a bmw pc program? or i doesn't need any programing? just change clock spring put everything togheter??

so if my air bag deployed I have to get a new clock spring also ?

thank u my friend

Hello, very helpful video! Does the clockspring need to be replaced in an event the front steering wheel airbag is deployed?

When i turn my steering wheel to the sides my traction control turns off. Was that happening to you before you replace the clock spring?

Is the active steering sensor located in the clock spring? Dealer told me a have a faulty active steering sensor and its $1300. to repair. If it's in the clock spring then I will order the whole housing which is cheaper.

Isn't that a metric bolt? You need to use metric socket unless you want to screw up the bolt.

glad i can help

So Where's the wire that breaks you mentioned

Thanks

cool

We have different steering wheels but i have the same car as you ?

What is the socket size to remove the steering wheel?

Do you need to disconnect the battery first?

535

Not a 5/8

Do you need to disconnect the battery