Does anybody on here still have the original window stickers on their car, or know what the original, ab werk, location is?

I have an "airbag warning" and "BMW drive in procedure" sticker and I'd like to know the factory locations.

In Deutsch: (Google translate).

Hat jemand hier noch die ursprünglichen Fenster Aufkleber auf ihr Auto, oder wissen, was der ursprüngliche Standort ist?

Ich habe eine "Airbag-Warnung" und "BMW drive in Verfahren" Aufkleber, und ich möchte, um die werkseitigen Standorte kennen.

47 views and no single E36 owner has an idea?

That is quite interesting.

Ha hey.

Had a feeling it should be there. I know the UK has the airbag warning sticker on the left top corner, but of course I don't know if it's the opposite for LHD cars.

Then I wonder if the drive-in instructions were directly below, or in the top left corner.

Danke schön Maverick.

This also brings up another interesting point. The one that is listed for all E36 models, including M3's, is "Hinweisschild Einfahrvorschrift" with p/n 51.14.2.121.181

The one you have is listed for later model M3 models (71.21.2.122.135).

But I take it that is the original window sticker on yours. Maybe BMW switched to that part later on?

Looking on RealOEM.com or BMWfans.info doesn't bring it up for the E36, although I prefer this one over the .181 version.

Somebody maybe a picture of the placement of the airbag sticker on the right side of the windshield?

Zitat von Howard Wolowitz

Did you mean this Sticker?
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P.S Nice Car and Story I'm Speechless! :hup:

Ah thanks! Didn't even see your reply.

I wonder if the sticker would be lower if you have the green sunband on top, but seeing Maverick's Drive-in instructions sticker, the answer is now.

And thanks for the compliments on the car. It's been long since I update it, but that is because Syndikat tags (illegally) the pictures. So I stopped.

The 328i as you see it is no longer. It's now back in full stock. Everything is now on my new M3 that I bought in May and imported from Germany

It's an Alpinwiess M3 cabrio that had just 78.500km on the clocks. It's basically brand new and I love it! Haven't introduced it here yet.

Here you can see it with the BBS RS wheels from the 328i.