BMW ASAP database
07-01-2005, 06:05 AM
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My Ride: 525dA LCI 08, space grey, M-tech, Advantage, Comfort, Nav Pro 8.8, voice, black dakota, seat heating front and back, active steering, comfort access, comfort seats, glasroof, auxiliary heating, head-up, night vision, bluetooth, DVD multimedia package in backseat, satin chrom, auto headlight control, PDC, adaptive headlights, CDC, HIFI, remaped 240hp 500nm
Does anyone have access to the BMW ASAP database?
I need a direction to mount an rollo (manual sunshade in the rear window).
The rollo has part number 51460394323.
I dont think its difficult but there are some small brackets that I want to mount correctly.
I need a direction to mount an rollo (manual sunshade in the rear window).
The rollo has part number 51460394323.
I dont think its difficult but there are some small brackets that I want to mount correctly.
07-01-2005, 06:20 AM
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Didn't the part come with instructions? I thought that accessories and retrofittings would have some sort of information packaged with it to help you figure this out.
The TIS CD that I have doesn't cover this part since it's not a factory installed item. (I'm not familiar with the ASAP database that you describe.)
(I assume that this is the part you have: http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?mo...g=51&fg=95&hl=1 )
The TIS CD that I have doesn't cover this part since it's not a factory installed item. (I'm not familiar with the ASAP database that you describe.)
(I assume that this is the part you have: http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?mo...g=51&fg=95&hl=1 )
07-01-2005, 07:03 AM
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ASAP for Europe is VERY expensive since they charge you per page loaded
Cant your dealer get it for you ?
Cant your dealer get it for you ?
07-01-2005, 07:40 AM
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My Ride: 525dA LCI 08, space grey, M-tech, Advantage, Comfort, Nav Pro 8.8, voice, black dakota, seat heating front and back, active steering, comfort access, comfort seats, glasroof, auxiliary heating, head-up, night vision, bluetooth, DVD multimedia package in backseat, satin chrom, auto headlight control, PDC, adaptive headlights, CDC, HIFI, remaped 240hp 500nm
Originally Posted by E60Speed' date='Jul 1 2005, 05:28 PM
Found it elsewere
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BIG THANKS !!
where did you find it?
07-01-2005, 08:19 AM
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I will shortly be ordering this rear window blind and those instructions may come in handy, thanks.
Do you know if you can also order rear-side window blinds?
The only type I've seen are the ones which store inside the door itself. To get these fitted I would need new interior door fittings as well as the blinds themselves. Expensive.
I don't want to get stick on ones if I can avoid it, as I once had a bad experience on a previous car of my wife accidently winding down the electric rear window with it stuck on, jamming the window open!
Do you know if you can also order rear-side window blinds?
The only type I've seen are the ones which store inside the door itself. To get these fitted I would need new interior door fittings as well as the blinds themselves. Expensive.
I don't want to get stick on ones if I can avoid it, as I once had a bad experience on a previous car of my wife accidently winding down the electric rear window with it stuck on, jamming the window open!
07-01-2005, 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted by rah' date='Jul 1 2005, 10:40 AM
[quote name='E60Speed' date='Jul 1 2005, 05:28 PM']Found it elsewere
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BIG THANKS !!
where did you find it?
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[/quote]One of my Contacts sent it to me
07-01-2005, 10:41 AM
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My Ride: 525dA LCI 08, space grey, M-tech, Advantage, Comfort, Nav Pro 8.8, voice, black dakota, seat heating front and back, active steering, comfort access, comfort seats, glasroof, auxiliary heating, head-up, night vision, bluetooth, DVD multimedia package in backseat, satin chrom, auto headlight control, PDC, adaptive headlights, CDC, HIFI, remaped 240hp 500nm
There was the job done - took about 45min - Looking gooood.
Thanks for all help and a very good site / forum.
Thanks for all help and a very good site / forum.
07-01-2005, 12:15 PM
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My Ride: 2004 525i, Jet Black, Black Dakota Leather, Poplar Wood, Steptronic Transmission, Premium Package, Xenon Lights.
Originally Posted by rah' date='Jul 1 2005, 01:41 PM
There was the job done - took about 45min - Looking gooood.
Thanks for all help and a very good site / forum.
Thanks for all help and a very good site / forum.
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Can you take some pictures of it? How much was the part? Is it original part?
Thanks!
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07-01-2005, 12:49 PM
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My Ride: 525dA LCI 08, space grey, M-tech, Advantage, Comfort, Nav Pro 8.8, voice, black dakota, seat heating front and back, active steering, comfort access, comfort seats, glasroof, auxiliary heating, head-up, night vision, bluetooth, DVD multimedia package in backseat, satin chrom, auto headlight control, PDC, adaptive headlights, CDC, HIFI, remaped 240hp 500nm
It's original parts - or at least bought at a BMW dealer and the parts was in a original BMW box with a BMW part number.... 
Here in Norway (the expencive country) we have to pay approx. 190 Euro
At least much much cheaper then the electrical one an it looks the same.
I will post pictures later. Its almost night here now
Here in Norway (the expencive country) we have to pay approx. 190 Euro
At least much much cheaper then the electrical one an it looks the same.
I will post pictures later. Its almost night here now