What did you do for your ZHP/BMW today?

All you need is a butter knife and some electrical tape on one side and the top of the knife. Just wedge it between the dash and the outside edge of the trim. Wiggle it back and forth until you can get a grip on it. Not hard at all and even easier for sedans!!

Cool! Thanks!

it's literally about the easiest thing you can do to the car besides filling it with windshield fluid and swapping a license plate

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Originally Posted by zhpnsnv

Found a diy on fanatics but it's for coupe so the doors aren't the same.

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The doors on a 4dr are easy as hell compared to 2dr.

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Originally Posted by Hornung418

All you need is a butter knife and some electrical tape on one side and the top of the knife. Just wedge it between the dash and the outside edge of the trim. Wiggle it back and forth until you can get a grip on it. Not hard at all and even easier for sedans!!

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I only need that for the front trim, I've pulled Albert's door trim up with just my hand. Just open your door and pull up from the back where it goes into the door jamb

Awesome. Can't wait to have my silver cubes installed. Gonna get at it next weekend.

New expansion tank, hot water valve, level sensor, fresh coolant and a good vacuum and bath.

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Originally Posted by CERF04ZHP

New expansion tank, hot water valve, level sensor, fresh coolant and a good vacuum and bath.

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Nice Channing :thumbsup

I'll be around next Friday and Saturday.

Have non-marring pry tools. Will travel.

Clayed and Optiseal'd my sedan- getting it ready for its sale pictures. It'll be hard to say goodbye! :crying

Also finished the Vanos/VCG job on my coupe, note for all, do NOT buy Victor Reinz gaskets. Poor quality that could probably cause a leak. I decided to not finish the job last friday due to that- and put the BMW gasket on today.

+1. Victor Reinz are crap.