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Hey bro, not sure, but if I would have to take a guess, I would say yes. If not clear enough in the video, let me know what spots you want me to take a picture of and I could make them for you to compare. If I recall well, airbags for G30 are 1 stage, 2 stage, or 3 stage. You can distinguish them by looking at the wires at the back of the airbag - can.t recall which are which, you.ll have to google it. What I recall almost certainly is, if you are changing the number of stages versus what you had on your initial airbag, you.ll have to do recode the car in order for it to function well.

Hey, as long as you replace the wheel with the same vehicle options, it can be M wheel or standard wheel, it is a direct fit, no coding needed. The next/back buttons work out lf the box. Again, the wheel needs to have the same vehicle options (i.e. I made the mistake to get a driver assistant professional wheel which is just available on lci models, while I had driver assitant plus - that wheel did not work, and at the moment of making the video there was no option available to make it work). What is the 5AU option? If it.s the M1/M2 buttons, those won.t work. You can get a wheel with your same vehicle options, plus the M1/M2 buttons, the wheel will work perfectly, but M1/M2 buttons won.t do anything and I understood they.ll show up as errors when scanning the car. At the moment of making the video there was no option to *code* the M1/M2 buttons to work. If there is one now, please let me know. However, there are some guys who sell you a kit to make the M1/M2 buttons switch between the comfort/sport/ecopro modes, additional wiring involved to the gearknob console.

@@floringiurgiu7454 Thanks for the answer.I am asking because i have driver assistant plus and I want to retrofit driver assistant profesional.I am wondering should I change steering wheel or not.

Haha thanks man, I actually googled a fair bit while trying to dismantle it, and as you said, the other videos/forums were "so you just remove the trim" while I was standing there trying and trying and cursing and it would just not move from it.s place. That.s why I decided to make the video :)

So it is 3 years now for me with both the Samsung Q9FN and the LG B9 OLED and I can say hands down that in terms of image quality overall the Q9FN is way inferior to the B9 OLED. The only place where it probably wins is if you are looking at the TV during the day, with light coming through the windows, as it has more backlight and better anti reflection coating. Getting used to the B9 OLED, looking at the Q9FN at night makes me constantly cringe, because I can see how it's algorithm struggles to make the black zones black. I mean, it is effective at doing that, however it comes with the huge expense that when a dark scene appears, the screen is like dimming everything, including the area that should be lit, so the details in a dark scene can't be seen. Oh and did i mention the ghosting on the Q9FN during dark scenes? Wtf?! I thought such top tier panels do not have this issues. So if you want to pick a TV based on image quality, and you are not looking at the TV in a bright room, going with the OLED is really a no brainer. Compared to my initial review some things changed: the B9 annoys me because it bugs on the youtube app when I want to stream something from the phone, the B9's remote with pointer didn't prove to be that useful and the UI is slower and clunkier than the Samsung Q9FN's. Probably the C9 and newer years model don't have most of these issues. Ideally, I'd pick a samsung remote, samsung UI coupled with a LG OLED panel.

I can.t remember exactly, but it.s not hard, I think it was 2 screws per module (left module, right module) can.t remember what connector the wires had though.

It is possible to retrofit heated steering wheel, i have not yet done it as I didn.t have time to get to the electrician. Depending on your other vehicle options you need some extra parts in the steering column if i recall well, or you don.t if you already have driver assistance plus option. Plus some modifications in the fusebox and then vehicle order has to be changed to add the option in. If you leave me a message on the 11.11.2022, I will try search for the link describing the procedure, think it was on bimmerpost

@@floringiurgiu7454 ok thank you, I’ll leave you a message on 11/11

@@realtech1613 did you find the link? Winter is coming, i.ll need to go to an electronist soon to make the retrofit too.

It's the red black and blue cable on the left at 1:51

@@DOConnell333the red black and blue cable that are in the black housing? No need to lift any tabs from it. You just need to firmly grab the black connector with a plyer and pull it out. Only thing you need to be careful of is that your plyer's grip doesn.t slip, as if it does you might clip the cables by mistake

Cheers! That.s what I was aiming for :)

Hey William! Glad I could be of help. Yes, it is a hexagonal shape thing, like a tube, that has 16 written on it. Note that you will need an extender to reach the inside of the steering wheel where the bolt is. You can see the tool that i used in the background of the steering wheel, right in the first seconds of the video.

Can you point the time in the video? You mean the blue one?

1:57 - the red/black one

I guess this cable is because of Driving Assistant. My actual car/steering wheel has driving assistant (the simple one, without plus), the wheel from the donor car don’t have. All buttons looks the same on both wheels. Do you think it’s possible to change the interior of both wheels so that the new wheel works?

Glad I could be of help :)

Sorry but I have no ideea on how the 2020 model is. All I know is q9fn (2018) is way better at image quality than q90ra(2019)

Kevin q90t have 8bit plus FRC.this is Schitt. Im have Q9fn. Q90t vs Lg Oled c9.Better Oled. Q9fn 480zone Q90r 480 Q90t 240?. Wenn Qled 8k.

@@ekiquantameki7701 What is FRC?

@@YavNe I refer to wikipedia 8bit plus Frame rate control.

@@ekiquantameki7701 Oh, thanks. ^^ But I don't know what it is either. Mind to explain?

Haha cheers man, that's the way I felt :)) No I haven.t tried q95t and will not since I.m settled with my home's tvs for the upcoooming years. Ended up getting a q9fn that was not scratched (and it had same performance like the 1st q9fn, the one in the video). It.s a really nice tv, i like it, but the image quality on the lg b9 just destroys it.

@@floringiurgiu7454 I have an lg b6 and I am about to sell it for a good price and put the money aside for an upgrade. Was thinking the q9fn because I had a burn in issue on my b6 after many hours playing an rpg with a static hud and would like to prevent it in the future. Does 1440p look very soft on the q9fn compared to native 4k?

@@floringiurgiu7454 also thinking to wait for Philip's 935 old with anti burn in ai technology

@@androsforever500 unfortunately I don.t know to answer your 1440p vs 4k question. If you have a particular video that you want me to have a look at, let me know and I.ll tell you my opinion. Also don.t know the answer for burnin issues, if they.re solved with the later models or not, as i.m not displaying anything static on it, not even tv channels with their logo. I noticed though that anti burn in kicks instantly (15seconds or so?) After youtube or netflix is paused. And they also pixel shift things.

@@androsforever500 no ideea on what philips does, but if you.re willing to wait, i guess the new microleds will rule once they are properly optimised. Anyway, coming from an oled, you will for sure notice the quality differences (downgrade)

The b9 cause it has the greatest image quality by far. The UI is better on the samsungs though.

Yes, can.t recall where i was reading that because of the coating and wide angle stuff, the q90 needs to actually pump out more light so that the light can make it through

From what I know from a technical standpoint no, just the stand is different

@@floringiurgiu7454 Thanks

Hey! I ended up returning both Samsung TVs in this video, but not before getting another Q9FN and I compared them again. I'm telling you, the Q9FN wins hands down in terms of picture quality. All TVs were resetted to factory settings when testing. On the Q90RA I played with all the options. Managed to make that "pixelated sky" go away, but then the screen was WAY darker in every other aspects too. As much as I wanted the Q90RA for newer model, de-sealed by me (the Q9FNs were re-sealed), better Bixby and great anti reflective coating, I could not get past the basics - and that is that the picture quality of it is terrible when comparing it against the Q9FN. Oh and about the device/cable interconnect potential issue that you were suggesting - the Q90RA was the only one unable to stream the video via Wi-Fi and was connected via cable ethernet (so was the only one having access to 1000mbps internet) - so all 3 TVs we're streaming CZcams at highest available res (yes, I was hoping Q90RA was looking like that because of streaming a lower res, but it wasn't the case).

Totally with you on this. The 55" oled in the review is from my bedroom. Funny part is that the 65" variant for the LG B9 oled is *considerably* cheaper than the 65" Q90RA qled or my 65" Q9FN qled. Main reason I went with qled was cause i needed the one connect for wall mounting, otherwise I would.ve went with a considerably cheaper, second hand, 65" lg E8 oled.