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Brushed Aluminum Running Boards
I want to install the Brushed Aluminum Running Board Part # 51710017315 to my 2005 X5 3.0i and I want to know beside the running board what else do I need to get to complete the installation? What other parts this running board came with? I just check the DIY install for the running board but he got the 4.8 and I think the body is different to the 3.0i. Do I need this Mud Flaps Part # (front) 82160004467, Part # (rear) 82160154724 and Glue kit 83190147369. How about Fender Flares ? I just want the installation to be simple if I can get away w/out the mud flaps anf the flares it would be better. Thanks
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Everything you need comes in the kit. You didn't need mud flaps, fender flares or glue.
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2003 3.0i White/Black 5 speed Manual. Options: PP, SP, DSP, NAV, XENON. Mods: Aluminum Running Boards, 4.6 Body Kit, 20" Style 132 Wheels, Eisenmann Sport Exhaust with Oval tips, Aluminum pedals, Xenonmatch Fogs, M3 Steering Wheel. Can I have a sip of that HATERADE you're chuggin? |
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Most important part is the plastic rivet gun you get at an auto supply store. Do a search of the archives. I know I have posted the links to it before.
The info might also be in the writeup here on X5World. I installed myself and it took aboit 90 mins. Make sure to buy extra rivets. They are cheap, and they break easily!!
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I second that from RANGERFAN on the plastic rivet gun. Believe me, you do not want to do this without that tool!! It could be quite painful without it, but with it, the install is very straight forward and the write-up provided by X5 World is what I used and it took me through every step.
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Does the kit contain the wider wheel-well fender flares, a la the 4.8?
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Thanks for the info guys Do anyone know whar are the part number for the plastic rivets ? Which auto store carry the plastic rivet gun here in California ? Thanks again
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Just to help out..we did the install without the rivet gun. depends on what rivets u end up using.
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that kit doesn't come with Wider fender flares (you can see it from my signature below) http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...62&hg=51&fg=20 and here is a link for rivet gun http://www.napaonline.com/cgi-bin/nc...6&usrcommgrpid |
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A normal rivet gun will suffice(one that you can use with metal/aluminium rivet).When
applying the plastic rivets it will be useful to have someone hold the flares in place while you press the rivet gun.This will ensure that you rivet the flare in its proper position.Without a rivet gun ,you will have to hammer the rivets in which may not be a good idea should you hit the wrong place!!!!A good tip that will avoid removing the rear wheels.......Dont use a plastic rivet as per instructions,use a normal push-in plug!!!The front wheells you just turn!!! I fitted mine with a friend and although I have a lift,we did the whole installation on the floor.Becareful,because the plastic trim that covers the bolts can be tricky!Take your time! |
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