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05-07-2005, 08:01 AM
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My Ride: 535d Eccelsa, 05 2005 (built 12-04), sapphireblack, beige dakota leather, electric seats, poplar wood trim, sport suspension, 124 style 18" alloys, differentiated f/r runflat tyres, steptronic, adaptive light control, bi-xenon, BMW PRO nav, cd, cd changer, electric-foldable and automatic antidazzle rear mirrors, automatic antidazzle internal rear mirror, adjustable central armrest, BT, Hifi Professional LOGIC7 , extended functions aircon, full lighting package, green comfort fascia on windshield, PDC park distance control, voice control, CPT9000 car phone, BMW Assist, BMW On-line, BMW Tracking, alarm system, programmable remote controls.
Originally Posted by ipp' date='May 5 2005, 12:46 AM
Congrats! Same colour combo as mine. I installed the chrome kidneys last week; a really easy DIY!
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My Ride: 535d Eccelsa, 05 2005 (built 12-04), sapphireblack, beige dakota leather, electric seats, poplar wood trim, sport suspension, 124 style 18" alloys, differentiated f/r runflat tyres, steptronic, adaptive light control, bi-xenon, BMW PRO nav, cd, cd changer, electric-foldable and automatic antidazzle rear mirrors, automatic antidazzle internal rear mirror, adjustable central armrest, BT, Hifi Professional LOGIC7 , extended functions aircon, full lighting package, green comfort fascia on windshield, PDC park distance control, voice control, CPT9000 car phone, BMW Assist, BMW On-line, BMW Tracking, alarm system, programmable remote controls.
Visited the video wizzard this morning. Really unimpressed. The manager spent 15 minutes at the phone asking to someone (a distributor technician, I suppose) what to do and which product to use to install video tuner and aux I/O in my car. No good. I must find out someone else.
BTW, who can suggest the best products and solutions to get TV "on the move" function, digital tv and aux I/O?
BTW, who can suggest the best products and solutions to get TV "on the move" function, digital tv and aux I/O?
05-07-2005, 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by tonye60' date='May 7 2005, 12:44 PM
how easy is it to fit the chrome slats and were do u get them
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05-07-2005, 11:11 PM
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About the chrome slats...
I find it strange that in some countries (e.g. Belgium) you pay 160-200 EUR for the chrome slats when you order your car and in other countries (such as Switzerland) you don't pay extra for them at all?
I find it strange that in some countries (e.g. Belgium) you pay 160-200 EUR for the chrome slats when you order your car and in other countries (such as Switzerland) you don't pay extra for them at all?
05-08-2005, 02:31 AM
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My Ride: 07' 530d - M-Sport - Titanium Silver / Black Dakota leather
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Originally Posted by tonye60' date='May 8 2005, 11:28 AM
they sell chrome slats on ebay they fit over the existing ones anyone seen them
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05-08-2005, 07:47 AM
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My Ride: 07' 530d - M-Sport - Titanium Silver / Black Dakota leather
08' 120i - M-Sport - Alpine White III / Black Sensatec
Originally Posted by Lucky' date='May 7 2005, 05:01 PM
[quote name='ipp' date='May 5 2005, 12:46 AM']Congrats! Same colour combo as mine. I installed the chrome kidneys last week; a really easy DIY!
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[/quote]OK, I don't know how big his fingers are.
But for me; a novice it was really simple. First I removed the rubber thing. And after that I released the 5 clips. After that it's just to pull pretty hard. When the grill is out it's just to put the new one into its place. 5 minutes!
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Originally Posted by tonye60' date='May 8 2005, 12:28 AM
they sell chrome slats on ebay they fit over the existing ones anyone seen them
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