This video describes the process of removing the drivers side lower dash,
The center console, and the glove box in order to get to the area where the
heater core is located. This is just part one and I will be adding more parts
as the job progresses. But, if you are doing this job you should note all the
surprise screws and special wire connectors that make the job challenging to say the least.
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Yeah I know that is not the Radio….its the electronic feedback messaging system….The radio does however need a code if you take it out. They say to write down the serial number from your radio so you can get the code from a BMW dealer. The code is then entered into the unit using the LCD display for feedback.
thanks you sooo much for these videos man, you helped me alot, i used these vids to pull out my heater core in my e36, again thanks
hey on my 1997 my heater stop working out of no were can u help me
go to bimmerforums and search for "Heater Core Replacement (also Cabin Filter Replacement)– Late E36" for full detailed directions.
thats not a radio old dude
what is that aqtualy ?
Obd unit
You'r stupid.. don't make videos if you don't know only to broke !
At 6:44 there is a BMW engineer somewhere saying your welcome lol I too hate the way these car are built they are impossible to work on sometimes
Yes, I realized that it was the control sending unit after the video was shot, but since it was shot on the fly and I could not go in and edit the audio, I felt it would still give some value to those who wanted to see the first few steps in getting ready to pull the dash. If you are offended by stupid verbal mistakes people make when filming then post your stupid comments. I teach computer classes so, I am far from being a stupid old man like you think….but it is a free country and we do have freedom of speech, so I must consider the source of such comments and realize I too was young once and had the opinion that older people are dumb….live and learn.
You should almost never pry on anything or bend parts to remove them. How is this a guide? Research the job at hand before you break parts following this amateur's instruction people.
You should almost never pry on anything or bend parts to remove them. How is this a guide? Research the job at hand before you break parts following this amateur's instruction people.