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Old 12-06-2005, 09:08 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Not really sure on sedan e36 but for my sedan e34 the little plastic piece on the armrest handle u cud take off with a flathead. Then undo the screws. Also undo screws located in the door handle itself. Then its a bit of pulling and tugging and more than likely you might break a few clips. A few and youll be fine, mroe and ur gonna need to buy some. They are cheap and you should repace themw hetehr or not htey break.

Anyone else let us know if its the same on the e36 sedan?
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