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Aside from that, there is nothing really tough about it. 20 minutes is all it took me the first time I attempted to remove my front bumper. Sliding off the "grids" should take no more than a minute each, using a nice firm pull. |
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alright thanks
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Appreciate all the comments people... I f'ed mine up playing in the snow but it was surely worth it.
Thanks again Mr. BMW and NAV24
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Taking the front bumper off is not difficult at all. It only takes 20 - 25 minutes. There are great post on this forum for how to do it. I took mine off to replace a PDC in august. I posted a whole bunch of info, advice and pics on how to remove the bumper. If you do a search you should be able to find it.
On a funny note, around 5 years ago i was driving my other x and hit a bird while on the highway. It hit the bottom grill and broke it. I had the dealership replace the grill. A month or so later i was looking at the X backed in a spot and noticed some feathers behind the grill. They replaced the grill and left the bird in. haha I took it back and on the service receipt for the work they did it said bird removal. Needless to say, I did not have to pay for that work. |
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That's funny, mine had a bird under the radiator when I bought it.
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I guess birds either really like X5's or X5's really like to eat birds. haha
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