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51 12 157 Replacing Rear Bumper Trim

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Necessary preliminary tasks: 

Build date from 03/2005: 

Release expander rivets (1 and 2).

Remove thermal insulation (3).

Fig 1: Identifying Thermal Insulation And Expander Rivets
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Remove flap (1) for towing lug.

If necessary, unclip PDC wiring harness (2) and aerial (3) and remove.

If necessary, remove flap and frame of trailer tow hitch.

Fig 2: Identifying PDC Wiring Harness And Aerial
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ALPINA B7 exhaust cover: 

NOTE:

Bumper trim can already by supplied cut to size.

Place exhaust cover (1) on cut bumper trim and check for accuracy of fit; if necessary, rework bumper trim.

Clean adhesive area of bumper trim with spirit.

Apply adhesive bead (2) dia. = 5 mm as illustrated.

Fig 3: Identifying Adhesive Bead And Exhaust Cover
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Place exhaust cover (1) on bumper trim (2), align and stick down.

Remove emerging adhesive immediately.

Secure exhaust cover (1) with yellow plastic adhesive tape.

Secure exhaust cover (1) in area (A) to bumper trim (2) with blind rivets.

If necessary, drill out bumper trim (2).

Fig 4: Identifying Exhaust Cover And Bumper Trim
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