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  • bernzpeed
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    Never mind, Solved my this. I have my cruise control hooked up on my s52 with the ix booster.

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  • bernzpeed
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    i'd like to know as well, as I am running the same set up.

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  • Unearth078
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    any solution to this?

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  • bostonbmw
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    I have issues with my IX booster there is no room for the cable to mount to the throttle body. Is anyone running IX booster and cruise control ?

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  • 7pilot
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    I have both cables and they appear to be identical.
    I used the E34 cable 35411160609 but have not run the car yet.
    I am unhappy with the limited slack I have at closed throttle( Near as dammit taut) with this cable. I have adjusted it to the max.
    I'm concerned that I'll have "throttle tugging" when traveling over bumps. I'll probably shave the rubber stop/locating grommet for the adjuster at the throttle body to gain just a titch more slack.

    Others have used the E36 cable 35411161698 which I may try as an alternative if I get no joy out of the E34 cable. It looks the same length though.

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  • Franken30
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    S50 E30 Throttle Cable Question

    Sorry to ask in a cruise control thread about the throttle cable but there seems to be some good knowledge and nice pictures here.

    Can someone confirm which part number I need to order if I need a new throttle cable? I have searched and it seems that folks recommend the E34 cable but I don't know if that is for a 525 or ??? I have an S50 E30. If I should get an E36 cable - should it be for the M3?

    Thanks from a Noobie.

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  • Drew325is
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    Basically, if your E30 has a cruise control actuator with a cable that has an end like the ones pictured below, you should be able to use E36 part number 65711387004 straight up with your M50.

    Originally posted by Drew325is
    If you have something different, I'm afraid I'm of no help to you.

    As for the complete E36 cable and servo, I have no idea...but my guess would be no.

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  • MattM
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    I am kind of noob. So from this thread I am understanding that to get cruise control to work on my E30 M50 is to get an E36 Bowden cable from it's cruise control system or buy it new and install that into the cruise control unit already in my E30? There is no need for hybriding the cables together?
    +1, E36 cruise cable(P# 65711387004), mounted into E30 servo works? what about complete E36 cable and servo?
    Last edited by MattM; 06-23-2009, 09:10 PM.

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  • WADE30
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    I am kind of noob. So from this thread I am understanding that to get cruise control to work on my E30 M50 is to get an E36 Bowden cable from it's cruise control system or buy it new and install that into the cruise control unit already in my E30? There is no need for hybriding the cables together?

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  • Drew325is
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    No probs...finding this link was a big help:



    I could do some part number guggling from there to find the right cable.

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  • FredK
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    Great! Thanks for posting the info, Drew.

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  • Drew325is
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    Looks like the bowden cable from an early E36 325 is a perfect fit for my actuator!

    Numbers on my E30 actuator:


    The two cables side by side (the E36 one is the longer one):


    The identical ends of the bowden cables:


    So the part number for the E36 cable is 65711387004, and about $40 brand new from BMA. Have taken the car for a quick spin and it all works nicely. OEM solution FTW!!!!

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  • Drew325is
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    Originally posted by jakeb
    no mine doesn't look like that....

    I used a m42 cable from a e36 m42 car so maybe that is what is needed.

    It looks like this, the tabs are inside that open "box" area

    Oh sweet...I'll have to look into that when I get home tonight!

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  • jakeb
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    no mine doesn't look like that....

    I used a m42 cable from a e36 m42 car so maybe that is what is needed.

    It looks like this, the tabs are inside that open "box" area

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  • Drew325is
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    So I take it your actuator is like these ones:



    Mine's different....I have no idea how to change the bowden cable on mine...I'll have to post a pic...but it certainly doesn't have the tabs like those above...so i doubt the E36 cable would work :(

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