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Car Forum / BMW Cars / January 2007

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e46, sedan interior roof...what is that plastic thing with vent holes?

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SharkmanBMW - 19 Jan 2007 01:18 GMT
behind the sunroof,
anyone?!

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Joe C - 19 Jan 2007 02:14 GMT
I believe it's a motion sensor for the alarm system.

> behind the sunroof,
> anyone?!
Jeff Strickland - 19 Jan 2007 03:44 GMT
The "inverted dome thingie" is the housing for the Alarm System Control
Module.

Your car has Central Locking, and there is an Alarm Kit that you can buy and
install yourself. The horn to the alram gets installed in the area to the
right (passenger side -- USA cars) of the microfilter, the Tilt Sensor goes
in the trunk, near the fuel filler, and the control module that goes into
the dome on the headliner.

After you install the alarm components, you have to visit the dealership, or
an independent BMW garage, to have the system programmed so the car will see
it.

> behind the sunroof,
> anyone?!
SharkmanBMW - 31 Jan 2007 22:13 GMT
Thanks guys.... great info.

> The "inverted dome thingie" is the housing for the Alarm System Control
> Module.
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>> behind the sunroof,
>> anyone?!

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