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Bumper Air Inlet
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i think he means the painted part too, not just the silver and mesh part..right?
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Correct, looking for the painted air in-let. I believe, based on the thread that discusses the reflector removal, you have to disassemble the lower bumper, peel it back and remove. I was looking for some guidance and/or a BMW removal guide.
Thanks.
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Just a thought . . but the front bumper is not a big deal to remove... that would make it easier ? Or is that what you are after ?
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Remove the front bumper cover. The air inlets are welded inside to the cover, so you would need to cut the plastic welding with a knife/blade and then you can easily remove it. There is no way you can pull out the intakes without damaging the bumper cover. Hope the attachment helps.
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Yes, if you check realoem.com, it appears BMW sells a "Repair Kit" which are replacement air-intakes. I assume it comes with some adhesive or something.
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