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Old 08-28-2009, 12:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Penguin View Post
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So if you have inside access and a screwdriver, you should be able to crawl back there and open the rear hatch for access to the tool kit under the floor.
Of course, the screw driver provided by BMW is IN the tool kit under the floor. So now we know of two tools in the BMW "tool kit" that should NOT be stored under the cargo bay floor, unless of course you don't actually need them

FWIW BMW had this tool kit thing down right decades ago, when they put the tool kit in a place were it was accessible even when your cargo area (AKA trunk) was completely full and all you had was a physical key. The tool kit for our late 70's 530i is stored in a molded plastic drop down tray on the underside of the trunk lid. But that was pre Biff & Buffy. The design and engineering talent that was previously lavished on the tool kit, is now consumed making sure that Biff can figure out how to open the protective cover and that Buffy doesn't break a nail pressing the BMW Assist button

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