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Headlight switch plate
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William
- E30 Zone Camper

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Dan318-is
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its a bitch mate, absolute bitch
first thing i ever did to my e30 was tightne mine an it took me fookin hours
u gota drop the panel below the colum an tighten the nuts, 8mm i think, butt ehy are bitches to get to extremely akward, they were 4 me n e way
first thing i ever did to my e30 was tightne mine an it took me fookin hours
u gota drop the panel below the colum an tighten the nuts, 8mm i think, butt ehy are bitches to get to extremely akward, they were 4 me n e way
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dazleeds
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2x 7or 8mm nuts on back ov plate behind dash
and yes a bsard to get to but not impossible good luck mate Daz
and yes a bsard to get to but not impossible good luck mate Daz
www.oldskoolfantasy.co.uk
in the shit,the one to blame,yeh its all my fault ;)
in the shit,the one to blame,yeh its all my fault ;)
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William
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dazleeds
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i can get you one if thats what you want for it the pods mate but it dosent have the 2nd box that controls the code/immobiliser not tht anyone ever uses it and it has no outside temp sensor or wiring
pm me if interested
pm me if interested
www.oldskoolfantasy.co.uk
in the shit,the one to blame,yeh its all my fault ;)
in the shit,the one to blame,yeh its all my fault ;)
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A1BMW325iSport
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remove the light switch to get to the 8mm nuts
unscrew the knob, pull off the wiring connector from back of switch, the press the side of the switch to release the tab and the switch will come out of the panel, you can also remove the foglight switch (if fitted) now you will have plenty of room to get to the nuts
unscrew the knob, pull off the wiring connector from back of switch, the press the side of the switch to release the tab and the switch will come out of the panel, you can also remove the foglight switch (if fitted) now you will have plenty of room to get to the nuts


