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johnstillman@csiuk.freeserve.co.uk - 24 Mar 2007 18:32 GMT

Can anyone tell me how to remove the radio from the dashbord when
there is no apparent key and it is a complete flush fit??

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N Williamson - 25 Mar 2007 01:28 GMT

> Can anyone tell me how to remove the radio from the dashbord when
> there is no apparent key and it is a complete flush fit??

I have the Bavaria Business C RDS but no CD player (would normally be in
the trunk anyway).

On the left & right side of my unit are small flaps (1 ea side)
concealing a hole. I insert a small hex key and turn counterclockwise
to release the screws.

Nate

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admin - 27 Mar 2007 14:40 GMT

> Can anyone tell me how to remove the radio from the dashbord when
> there is no apparent key and it is a complete flush fit??

It might help just a teenie-weenie-tiny-bit if you informed us clueless
nerks what year 5 series you have. BMW made a number of 5 series through
the years, and believe it or not - they're NOT all the same as your 5
series.

Or you could just take a sledge hammer to it.

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Dave Plowman (News) - 27 Mar 2007 14:57 GMT

> > Can anyone tell me how to remove the radio from the dashbord when
> > there is no apparent key and it is a complete flush fit??

> It might help just a teenie-weenie-tiny-bit if you informed us clueless
> nerks what year 5 series you have. BMW made a number of 5 series through
> the years, and believe it or not - they're NOT all the same as your 5
> series.

Also in certain markets there was no factory fit head unit on the 5-Series
until the E39...

> Or you could just take a sledge hammer to it.

Or ask any local hoodie.

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