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The rear ones are the most difficult. You can choose to remove the entire hub (this includes the chrome shaped holder of the badge. Or just manually peel the badge of (destroying it in the process for sure). Best advice is to use a heat gun - the rear is glued on. But monitor the heat on the trunk as not to do damage.

There is a resistor modulator unit within these lights. That being said, LEDs tend to not run hot in general as they have a low Wattage compared to halogene pr filament.

They are 78-80mm

Not a bad idea. TBH I added the sound insulation on my 330i E93 when I did the same mod and the difference was negligible in my opinion, but it is definitely NOT worse to add the insulation

@@MustangSN95 in my car it made a huge difference already and i dont have my new speakers or the amp with dsp yet ^^ No vibrations out of the doors anymore either

Awesome. Love that this is reaching globally and that I can help

Happy to help

No, the Mic is supplied with the unit and connected via AUX

50sorrowC Same happened to me, duct tape fixed it. :D

@@tomasstehlik9884 oh man : ) I must say it feels a bit better to know I'm not the only one, haha. Taped mine too!

Agree, some of these clips do not manage to survive even when working carefully. But it helps to know where they are and applying pressure in the correct locaiton(s)

I will agree with using solder and heat shrink. But using crimp connectors - I would rather place the two wires on top of each other and cover them with cotton candy. Anyway - The wires were soldered and the electrical tape used to prevent shorts - and it still works... But thanks for your input.

FutureAlpha are you stupid? Electrical tape is the standard procedure.

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Hey Man, I love the look of the E91. I think the only one that looks better of the E9X range is the E93. If I can give you some tips - If possible buy the 320d rather - they have loads of torque (for a 2lt) and they are light on fuel. If you are looking for a petrol (gasoline model) - rather go for a 325i - those are special and not as common as my 320i. Also - DEFINITLY try and purchase one with the m-sport kits They look so much better than the stock line and trim.

Thank you, I appreciate it, I have been quite for a while but I am looking to regain momentum. A 325d - that is amazing, I have only dreamed of owning one, unfortunately they are not available in South Africa (at all I think). I would like to get my hands on a E91 320d M-sport however. Let me know how your projects are going.

Yeah i would love to see how it looks now... im starting my project in about 2 months. Oh really? I live in Norway actually, so they are not too uncommon here. Hope u get a 320d someday

How is your build process commencing with the E91?

BMW E91 320i 2008 everything is going well, thanks for asking! Ive started with LCI consversion, and the front i 100% finished. Just the back of the car left. Its also got some new performance upgrades, but i havent installed everything yet, and the new wheels are getting here this week too

Hi @Galla, Thank you for the advice - I am however specifically trying to make the videos without voice-overs (not that my voice is irritating, I think ;) ), but because I hope someone can look at the tutorials without sound and be able to complete the projects.

Jawad Bhatti i have the same error.. you solve it?

When i start the car i have a beep sound for some seconds.. its normal?

You need a coding cable and coding software. Inpa suite and it would be a good idea. There are threads on the actual coding steps you need to take on removing SOS . www.e90post.com/forums/showth...&highlight=SOS

You need a coding cable and coding software. Inpa suite and it would be a good idea. There are threads on the actual coding steps you need to take on removing SOS . www.e90post.com/forums/showth...&highlight=SOS

I do not have the same issue - is it an error beep or more a PDC beep?

If you enter the VIN into a decoder it should be able to tell you all the specifications, optional extras, etc. Try one of these: bimmercat.com/bmw/EN/vin/decoder/online www.mdecoder.com/ www.bmw.co.za/en/topics/offers-and-services/technical-spec-search.html#/bookmark=aHR0cHM6Ly9mb3Jtcy5ibXcuY28uemEvdnRzL2luZGV4Lmh0bWw= Hope this helps, let me know.

Hi @prince fit, Unfortunately not - I was just as disappointed. The mirrors I installed have the connections required to install the element + and -, but my car does not have the functionality.

Hi, Yes it does - there is a different little adapter for the manual AC...

Too Long - *personal opinion* I would estimate between 10 - 20 secs; I will be doing a review video - this is probably the BIGGEST drawback of the product. I usually start the car, put on my safety belt (wait for the dash lights to complete start up) and put it in reverse, by then the Eonon is still starting - but the reverse camera and footage immediately appears though - all be it without my trajectory lines...

Are you referring to the bottom section of the climate control? I don't believe so, the shape will just not allow it - I have grown used to it.

> 3 months down the line and no issues yet - but will update when/if something doesn't hold up.

I'm aware of that. The question is whether you already had a factory amplifier and subwoofers under the seats in your car and whether they work after replacing the radio :)

Hi Daniel, Yes I did. Your first issue is that the OEM speaker have a 3 bolt pattern space 120 Degrees. The Rockford Fosgate Speakers, like most aftermarket units, have a 4 hole (90 Degree spaced) bolting pattern. The usual way around this would be to use an adapting plate - but the biggest issue is the space. I mounted the RF speakers with the face flange on the car-inside side (if that makes sense) - not on the rear of the panel. Even sou space is minimal and if you catch a wire behind the speaker when you put the panel back you can hear it scraping the window when you open/close it. I am 100% with you on not drilling into my car door - so take my word for it when I say I wouldn't do it if it wasn't worth it - and I have done it to my E91 and E93. Hope this helps JP

Attempted the same myself, on pretty much any 4" you will need to top mount them so they don't hit the window. I had to top mount my JL's after I ran into the window hit issue. But, better to pay $160 vs. $600-$700 for car specific setups. The JL c2 4" I installed sound great!

I mounted 4" cerwin vegas that had the same four mounting points like the speaker in this video and I designed an adapter that I 3d printed so I could mount them almost as the OEM without modify any panels or so. Works great!

Hi, I had issues inserting a disc the first time - 2 things to watch out for: 1. Did you remove the 2 screws ontop of the unit - as instructions stated? 2. The CD has to be inserted at an upward angle (this was my issue) but once you have inserted it the first time you will get the hang of it.