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I started to hear a rattle when so I found that my rear HK speakers blew out. Well I bought nice aftermarket speaks from stores just to find that they wont fit the rear deck properly. So I went ahead and ordered the BSW stage1 kit. Hopefully this will work perfectly. So expensive but im hoping it will be worth it because the only other option that I had was the factory paper speakers and I dont want paper speakers.
FYI there are adapter rings out there to mount non BMW speakers...
Drove about 42 miles yesterday, 0 gallons of fuel used. WOOT! Car charged overnight on 110v and was at 100% this morning.
Will be repeating today, better half and I are dog/cat/fish/house sitting for the future mother in law, her house is about 20 miles from work. This is atypical for us, my usual commute is 2.2 miles one-way. We decided to car-pool because we work about 4 miles apart and the i3 can be driven and no fuel used.
Oh, and I found and bought some clear paint protectors that go behind the door handles. Only $2.00 for 4 of them. My ZHP wasn't really scratched that bad, but our honda CRV is, I'd rather not take the chances on the i3, plus it was only $2.00 if it looks like crap I'll just throw them away. Still hunting for a similar protector for the top of the rear bumper when the hatch is open. We've almost had damage done in just the 4 days we've owned it. BMW should have some kind of protector stock in that location.
id say just have someone clear bra it
Thats probably going to be the winner. I guess some tint shop in California has one designed specifically for the i3, I'm hoping they can just cut me one and ship it to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by BADCLOWN
Check with Lamin-x. They sell bumper protection for a lot of cars. If they don't list it, I'd call and ask - they may want you to be the guinea pig!
ordered a bunch of misc parts
Replaced the nav screen do to pixle burn-out. Followed the DIY's online and turns out it was really pretty straight forward.. Only really annoying factor is you have to hook up the new screen, but not completely, carry the loose mess over to the car and plug it back in to adjust and focus the screen. Then you have to take it apart again and do final assembly. Time consuming, but not a hard job.
Both cars got the airbag recall done today. I can't prove it but they went to far into a spot and messed up the bumper, pulled the lower engine cover loose and broke one of the fog lights. Didn't find it until late this afternoon. JB Welded the fog light bracket. Everything else I fixed.
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Originally Posted by jakksfor20