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Jack pad & exterior black trim fading question (pics)
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08-02-2013, 12:56 AM | #1 |
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Jack pad & exterior black trim fading question (pics)
looks like both of my front "jack pads" are gone, so my question is, it seems pretty solid in the "rectangle space" there, would it be fine to jack it up at that point? i found this part #51718268885 for replacement, can anyone verify?
also on the last 3 photos, you can clearly see the black fading off needing some info on what paint or prepping is needed? sand/tape/cover the car... what type of paint? is this piece easily replaced? part number? any info is appreciated, thx in advance |
08-02-2013, 05:16 AM | #2 |
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The part number you posted is not the correct part for a E90 325i. The part number you posted is for an E46
The correct number for the E90 is: 51717237195 Not sure about the trim. It can be removed and painted or replaced. |
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08-02-2013, 08:01 AM | #3 |
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Vinyl wrap that trim in matte black. Done well should look better than new.
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good suggestion... if i jack it up there, as is, would that do any damage? looks solid enough to me? thanks again |
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Look in the DIY section for how to lift the E9X chassis. We've all posted several DIYs on the subject. |
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