anyone else having the same problem? i cant make the paddle shifters work, is it an option that i forgot to include? or my steering wheel buttons have problem,
anyone else having the same problem? i cant make the paddle shifters work, is it an option that i forgot to include? or my steering wheel buttons have problem,
Please advise
Thanks
Wow! I'd bring it right back to the dealer and have them check it out. Shifting with the paddles is simple and definite, click them and they should transfer gears.
I understand from my salesperson that if you don't use the transmission correctly in general, and a problem is created by misuse, the problem may not be covered under warranty. BTW, it is not an option. It's part of your 7 speed tranny.
Good luck!
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On mine I found that the left button only operates a downshift when you click it on its inner side. The button seems to operate as two switches and rocks on the center. So to get the transmission to go manual I press the part of the left button nearest the steering hub and then can use the right button for up and down changes. I hope that makes sense. When I first used em they did not seem to work and then I figured out why. I would prefer paddles and hardly ever use the manual mode.
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Tried everything but not working, i guess i should take it to the service again, Cant wait for bmw to release the 2007 x5, i will be the first one to buy
On mine I found that the left button only operates a downshift when you click it on its inner side. The button seems to operate as two switches and rocks on the center. So to get the transmission to go manual I press the part of the left button nearest the steering hub and then can use the right button for up and down changes. I hope that makes sense. When I first used em they did not seem to work and then I figured out why. I would prefer paddles and hardly ever use the manual mode.
Both buttons should work the same way. There should be no difference in either button. There is no manual mode as such. These buttons work the same way as moving the older type gear lever to low in the earlier ML's or tapping it left or right in the newer ML W163's.