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to remove the wood grain trim to get at those screws a credit card folded in half works perfect and you won`t chip the wood grain ( DON`T USE ANY METAL OBJECTS TO REMOVE WOOD GRAIN INCLUDING SCREW DRIVER OR METAL PRY BAR.). :)
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Be careful with that silver covered door pull cover. For some insane reason, that part is now nearly $275. (Santa Monica BMW quoted me over $400 I think - they add on an obnoxious extra amount to their parts and usually take it off if you ask - but most of their customers are too clueless to realize they are being ripped off.) I think it used to be about $12. Not sure of why the increase. Whether it is an error on BMW's part or some other factor.
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Ya i justnhad a couple minor knicks in mine and i think bmwpartsgiants amd theblike wanted around 165... So i decided it wasnt THAT big of a deal... i dunno why BMW put crappy rubber junk on gloss plastic,, dumb! Should have just have just gone with a textured matte plastic or full hard rubber imo.. Did have to shell out 200 for the sport steering wheel cover.. That was peeling way to bad..
The carbon fiber ones at bimmian and the like are cheaper lol! |
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That thing at the back is to hang your suit on by the clothes hangar
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I'll paint the rest of the trim eventually. Wish I didn't have to deal with the airbag to take that part off. It scares me. :yikes: |
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I know they have special ones that strap on to the headrests. |
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Alan, Good luck with the removal, it is rather simple. I am wondering if you want to sell your wood kit? I have the titanium interior and would like the wood kit for a 2001.
J |
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