Help - remove the rear vents?
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Hi guys, can anybody tell me how to remove the rear air vents, i have sucessfully removed the storage bin below the vents but cant see how the actuall vents are removed.
Your help is appreciated!
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Remove air vent, you first need to pry out the lower part first.
Look under airvent, you'll see two metal clips. Remove those. Slowly remove the airvent.
Note that airvent has two pin connector connects to it. Remove it.
Good luck.
Look under airvent, you'll see two metal clips. Remove those. Slowly remove the airvent.
Note that airvent has two pin connector connects to it. Remove it.
Good luck.
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Originally Posted by my530i' post='298043' date='Jun 15 2006, 08:44 PM
Remove air vent, you first need to pry out the lower part first.
Look under airvent, you'll see two metal clips. Remove those. Slowly remove the airvent.
Note that airvent has two pin connector connects to it. Remove it.
Good luck.
Look under airvent, you'll see two metal clips. Remove those. Slowly remove the airvent.
Note that airvent has two pin connector connects to it. Remove it.
Good luck.
Done it with relative ease!!!
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