New wood piece on center console
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Originally Posted by Lomag' date='Nov 22 2004, 03:20 PM
I'm going to call for an update at the end of the month. I checked in about a week ago and they just told me it was on backorder with no ETA at all.? 
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I'll be calling on you for install instructions again no doubt !!!
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Originally Posted by Lomag' date='Nov 22 2004, 10:20 PM
I'm going to call for an update at the end of the month. I checked in about a week ago and they just told me it was on backorder with no ETA at all.?
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Originally Posted by juan2mini' date='Nov 24 2004, 01:13 AM
Gizmo:
Can you please supply me with the part number? That is the anthracite with a cubby (no Nav.) correct? Many thanks.
Can you please supply me with the part number? That is the anthracite with a cubby (no Nav.) correct? Many thanks.
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Originally Posted by juan2mini' date='Nov 23 2004, 06:13 PM
Gizmo:
Can you please supply me with the part number? That is the anthracite with a cubby (no Nav.) correct? Many thanks.
Can you please supply me with the part number? That is the anthracite with a cubby (no Nav.) correct? Many thanks.
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BMW part # 5 51-45-6-951-022
Took a few weeks to get it. I'm not sure I see how to install it (all thumbs over here)!!!
There are two mount holes in the upper left and right corners which roughly must have their anchor points adjacent to the outer margins of the aircon vents. The rest appears to be a press-fit, similar to the trim piece on the rear center console.
It would appear that I would have to remove the wood trim piece that overlies vents and door lock/hazard light switches to get access to the top retaining screws.
Let me know if there is an easy way...
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Originally Posted by Lomag' date='Nov 13 2004, 09:37 PM
Dealer ordered my parts around mid-last month and has no idea where they are. Told me since they're parts on the new 2005 models that their availability isn't up to par yet. No rush I guess though.
DIY is easy. I already took the area apart myself to see if I could. There is no screw to remove in the hazard lights area. You just need to remove the hazard button and unplug it to completely remove the long trim piece so its not in your way when working to remove the center trim piece.
DIY is easy. I already took the area apart myself to see if I could. There is no screw to remove in the hazard lights area. You just need to remove the hazard button and unplug it to completely remove the long trim piece so its not in your way when working to remove the center trim piece.
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How does one get that friggin Hazard switch off ???
I've been prying away, with no luck !!! Tried going from the bottom with the door lock swich pressed in. Then went over the top, still with no luck...
