Diese Prozedur ist praktisch gleich fuer alle E36, Z3, E34, E32 http://www.angelfire.com/de3/bimmertoyz/howtodoortrim.html

https://blog.bavauto.com/4474/…asket-replacement-e36-z3/

Beim Cabrio E36 sitzt vor der Oeffnung in der Tuer noch eine Abdeckung, diese vorher entfernen.

Youtube, wo an einem ausgebauten Mechanismuss das System erklaert wird

Bilder vom Z3

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http://lh6.ggpht.com/__Gdon7aN…zbI/s800/IMG_1027.jog.JPG

so ein Haken geht auch gut http://lh6.ggpht.com/__Gdon7aN…aVYeLbE/s720/IMG_1083.JPG

Manchmal geht beim Ausbau der alte bruechige Gummistopfen in der Tuer kaputt, Teilnr. ist 51211975404 und kostet ca. 0.5 EUR Hier Bilder neue Dichtung eingebaut http://www.abload.de/img/tr_vorne2a0kyr.jpg http://www.abload.de/img/tr_hinten29gk6v.jpg

Auch wenn bei 2-Tuerer manchmal kein Schloss auf der Beifahrerseite ist wie beim Kompakt, das eine grosse Loch in der Dichtung ist wichtig, denn unter der Blende ist dann ein Blindstopfen fuer das Schloss (nicht existierend, aber die Tueren werden so generell gestanzt). Hinten sind grundsaetzlich 2 kleine Loecher in der Dichtung, diese sind die Oeffnungen fuer die Schraubenhalterung der Griffe darunter. Dichtungen sehen so aus

Anleitung fuer das E36 Coupe

Tool required: you only need one. Go to your local hardware or paint store and pick up a paint can opener

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If you really are too lazy to go to the hardware store, you can try bending a piece of metal wire into an L shape, but I didn't feel like wasting my time with the wrong tools. If you do make it, try to form this kind of shape:

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Parts:

"Door Handle Cover Outer includes Sealing Gasket, Left Front, E36 3 Series, All 1992-99": 51218122441

"Door Handle Cover Outer includes Sealing Gasket, Right Front, E36 3 Series, All 1992-99": 51218122442

Optional Equipment: Back to Black or equivalent; Clean rag

Procedure:

1. Open your door of choice and look at the rubber cover on the top half of the door.

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Pull the outside lower corner of the rubber sheet up to pull the rubber grommet out of its hole.

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This will reveal the access hole that you will be using to release the handle trim.

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2. Since you can't actually see what you're doing inside the door, it's going to be pretty much all feel. Take the paint can opener, point it towards the front of the car, and aim the L shape to the outside of the door. In that orientation, aim the tool at the crotch of that little metal arm of the door handle assembly shown below.

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Push it forward to release (this shouldn't require an incredible amount of force).

To get a better idea of what you're working with, check this out: you're just going to be sliding a little knob forward:

3. Once you've felt the knob slide forward, you can get a fingernail under the trim and pull it off, top side first.

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4. Now that you have the trim off, you'll see quite a bit of dirt buildup under there. Clean it off, and if you have some Back to Black on hand, get the actual handle completely covered since you can access more of it while the trim is off.

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5. Installation is the reverse of assembly. The hook shape of the paint can opener makes it a good tool to pull the knob back into place, securing the trim. Another thing to watch out for is that the new rubber seal isn't bunched up on the plastic trim.

Instead of this:

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It should look like this:

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And you're done! The whole process took me about 15 minutes including going back and forth to the house to grab some back to black and stopping every 5 seconds to take a picture.

It's a nice improvement. Went from this:

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To this: http://lh4.ggpht.com/_7RlBKL_a…-kGmaQg/s576/IMG_6203.JPG

Text und Bilder von slickfast

Das offizielle Werkzeug von BMW sieht so aus

, https://www.newtis.info/tisv2/…l-operation-front/4tyjC2n

0492648 Schlüssel 513190 Anmerkung: Zum Ausbau der Türschloßblende

Und genau so etwas basteln wir uns aus einem Dosenoeffner oder alten Schraubendreher.