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Awesome Jeff! Thank you so much.
I am sure you helped out a lot of us with it. |
Yes, thank you Jeff! I'll probably be doing this next weekend. I'll post pics of the DIY if someone doesn't beat me to it.
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Your welcome guys...I hope we start to see more real DIY's here as more of the E70's come off warranty!!
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Thanks!
Did mine today... Man was it nasty dirty.
Thanks for the great info. |
Will be looking forward to the instruction pics, Xtony. I will do mine after looking at the pics, as I can't really picture what the words are describing.
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Thanks for sharing!
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Please help to find out what is the part number of these three phillips srews for plastic? By the way, the part number that they are holding is 51457161786. Thank you. |
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I see the panel now in the realoeam section:
Vehicle trim => Instrument carrier / mounting parts Based on this the screws are probably: 10 Fillister head self-tapp.screw w collar 07147136006 ------NOT CORRECT...internet search states this is a TORX screw...mine are clearly phillips head. |
This is the problem. That's why I stuck, and none of two dealers I asked, could help me so far.
Any ideas on what to do? |
If it's the plastic panel under the glovebox, it's definitely a black phillips head screw. Just go to your dealer and ask them for black interior trim screws. My dealer will just find them in their drawers and they usually know what the screws are for.
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