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      08-24-2010, 12:03 PM   #1
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How can I remove the trim from the boot/trunk in an E82 coupe?

Hi guys I'm about to embark on an audio upgrade job on my E82, but firstly I need to find out what the boot looks like behind the trim, and find the Hi-Fi amp. Anyone have a how-to for removing the various bits of trim? I can't seem to find one on the net.
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      08-24-2010, 01:30 PM   #2
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little pop-pins everywhere. Look around, you will see them.

1. remove the center plastic piece around the latch for the trunk
2. remove all the pop-pins
3. Pull trunk liners out.
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      08-24-2010, 01:52 PM   #3
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little pop-pins everywhere. Look around, you will see them.

1. remove the center plastic piece around the latch for the trunk
2. remove all the pop-pins
3. Pull trunk liners out.
Is it fairly easy/self explanatory to get the plastic piece off? I'm afraid of snapping any clips/pins if I don't know where they are
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Hi

Yeah they are dead easy, you would be best with a forked screwdriver or part of a trim set, the centre of the plastic pin comes out, you are then able to take out the larger outer section with ease.
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Use a trim removal fork. The little rivets pop out easily.
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      09-07-2010, 09:03 AM   #6
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Use a trim removal fork. The little rivets pop out easily.
Nice tool if you have it. I use a flat head screwdriver but constantly end up breaking some the little rivets.
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I have a full set of plastic trim removal tools which have been great Still haven't got the new wiring or amp so I've not started this project yet.
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e82 adding sub amp

greetings
I just pulled back the trim for the first time thanks to your post.
im adding a sub amp to the hi fi amp in the trunk.. were you successful with your upgrade? What did you use as reference?
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greetings
I just pulled back the trim for the first time thanks to your post.
im adding a sub amp to the hi fi amp in the trunk.. were you successful with your upgrade? What did you use as reference?
FYI the first post was closing in on 10 years ago. You might want to PM them directly.
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