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AndiFisch
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Cruise control without function
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Hey, no problem, always happy to help! Yes, I remember that pretty well, the cost of the repair was around €200. That was the amount to fix the cruise control switch. To be honest, I was also surprised that there have been no further problems with the cruise control since the visit to the workshop. Really cool, it's now running like clockwork again. Hope this helps you a bit, don't worry too much!
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Hey, thanks for all the information! That's really helpful. Of course, 200€ is no small amount, but if it works perfectly again afterwards, it's worth it. It's reassuring to hear that you haven't had any further problems since then. So, off to the garage with the BMW! Thanks again and I wish you continued trouble-free driving!
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Hi, I drive a 2010 BMW 5 Series diesel and you can compare my case with yours. My automatic gearbox stopped working and I had a fault in the system, quite similar to yours. I also went to the garage. They found a fault in the electronics of the cruise control and the automatic gearshift that caused the malfunction. It was a serious fault but nothing they couldn't fix. I picked up the car a week later and it has been running perfectly ever since. Don't worry too much. It's probably just an electronic problem that needs to be fixed.
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