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52 26 199 Removing and installing/replacing rear panel on left rear seat back

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Necessary preliminary tasks 

Detach rear panel (2) with flat scraper (1) from rear seat back.

Installation: 

Comply with instructions issued by manufacturer of universal spray adhesive.

Apply universal spray adhesive to rear panel and rear seat back.

Fit and align rear panel within the air drying time (see manufacturer's instructions).

Fig 1: Disconnecting Rear Panel From Rear Seat Back Using Flat Scraper
G08529892Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.

Observe and adhere to curing time to prevent rear panels from slipping.



Necessary preliminary tasks 

Unclip lock trim on backrest edge in direction of arrow (1).

Slide back of lock trim in outward direction and remove in direction of arrow (2).

Fig 1: Sliding Back Of Lock Trim
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Installation: 

Retaining lugs on trim must not be damaged.

Fig 2: Locating Retaining Lugs
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Version without ski bag: 

Lever backrest cover all round out of backrest frame.

Fig 3: Removing Backrest Cover Out Of Backrest Frame
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Version with ski bag: 

Lever backrest cover all round out of backrest frame.

Fig 4: Removing Backrest Cover Backrest Frame
G08529896Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.

Detach rear panel (2) with flat scraper (1) from rear seat back.

Installation: 

Comply with instructions issued by manufacturer of universal spray adhesive.

Apply universal spray adhesive to rear panel and rear seat back.

Fit and align rear panel within the air drying time (see manufacturer's instructions).

Observe and adhere to curing time to prevent rear panels from slipping.

Fig 5: Disconnecting Rear Panel From Rear Seat Back Using Flat Scraper
G08529897Courtesy of BMW OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.