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Just pull it off...(more) (archive)
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Posted by TheNaker on August 08, 2000 at 13:44:35:

In Reply to: DIY installed CD Changer question... (more) posted by rakski on August 05, 2000 at 20:10:30:

use a small pry bar (flat nail remover) and gently 'pop' off the clips. You don't need the Special BMW tool!


The removal of the cosmetic covers and trunk shade/cargo net assembly are straight forward and easy.
How do I remove or unclip the panel clips without an 'official' BMW Panel Clip Removal Tool?
Thanks.

PS: Be sure to order the 4mm X 8mm mini-bolts/screws that hold the BMW Alpine CD Changer Brackets to amplifier bracket. They DO NOT come with the BMW Alpine CD Changer or the BMW CD Changer hold-down Brackets. They cost over $2.00 each from your local BMW Parts Department; you need a minimum of four, but I ordered the FULL eight, since I don't want the CD Changer viberating during Solo2 and track events (I find that BACH's Trio Sonata No.6 in G Major for organ inspiring or is it Bachman Turner Overdrive?
PPS: I you want to install the FULL eight 4mm X 6mm bolt/screws with integerated washers (only four are supplied in the BMW Alpine CD Changer Kit) you'll have to find a local car audio shop that carries Alpine products.




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