Why no ACC on Sport Models?
Almost completed my spec for my new 535d - but I would have really liked the Automatic Cruise Control for the motorway driving I do. I notice on the brochures that it's available for the SE model but not the Sport.
Any idea why, and whether this will change in the near future?
Any idea why, and whether this will change in the near future?
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Originally Posted by 330dse' date='Nov 20 2004, 08:23 AM
Almost completed my spec for my new 535d - but I would have really liked the Automatic Cruise Control for the motorway driving I do. I notice on the brochures that it's available for the SE model but not the Sport.?
Any idea why, and whether this will change in the near future?
Any idea why, and whether this will change in the near future?
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I'd guess it would be because the Sport body kit means that the space where the distance sensing module goes on the SE isn't the same, so it doesn't fit...
Originally Posted by clived' date='Nov 20 2004, 02:31 PM
I'd guess it would be because the Sport body kit means that the space where the distance sensing module goes on the SE isn't the same, so it doesn't fit...
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Based on the parts diagram that is in an earlier thread, there is a specific piece to fit over the ACC, but that was retrofit. I remember seeing some pictures with the Sport and ACC.
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