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DIY Bmw Badge Removal
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Hey Ricky say hi to Bubbles and Julian for me…… no offence mate but to
English ears u sound just like one of the trailer park boys. Great video,
told me exactly what I wanted to know and entertaining too, peace!!! ;)
Hi, Love your Videos, have watched the CCV valve one with interest and will
do the foglights at some stage. I changed the badge recently (which had a
peeling laquer coat), but had no joy with the screwdriver method as looked
like it was going to trash the paintwork. I used the 2 self tapping screws
method, drilling shallow holes over the pin locations, put in the screws
and yanking that sucker out with 2 pairs of pliers. Came straight out with
no paintwork damage .. Happy drinking .. Paul.
hey man thanks, glad to help out… try to turn your key on, don’t start
but just on for 30 seconds and see if that works. also try removing the
negative off the battery for a few minutes but make sure you have your
radio code incase you need to enter that back in
fancy logo for your youtube vid, nice…
Dude your hilarious
Hey Jerry, is that a 10 cent fee on recycled beer cans up in Canada? You
always say shit is so much more money up there. By the way your package
will go out by the end of the week…
Jerry, Your the effin Miller High Life Man!! Cant get enough of your
videos! Did my CV joint last weekend thanks to you! Easy as Pie! GD Air Bag
light is still on. Ill find a reset tool come hell or high water. Cock
suckers at the dealership want 140 dollars to reset. Criminals. Keep up the
good work.! love the videos. BEER!
i think it is 10 cents or 5 can’t remember, sweet i will be looking forward
to the package.. keep a eye on your lifters if they still tick while
driving i’d looking into changing them out
very nice there is many ways to remove them the straps work well, strong
suction cups would do, anything really if your creative
the screwdriver is the easiest way by far.
Credit card screwdriver lmao funny video :)