Never tried that tbh. Thank you, that makes life a lot easier.srhutch wrote: ↑Wed Sep 14, 2022 2:07 pmYou don’t even need a trim tool to get the gaitor off. From either side you can just push it inwards at the base towards the gear lever andit will pop out.
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Centre console trim removal
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enuff_zed
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Centre console trim removal
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Always happy to help if I can.
If the forum helped you, why not help the forum back. Thats the Z4 way!
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Centre console trim removal
I did this last winter so I could wrap the centre console in carbon. When you watch videos or read guides it seems a lot more daunting than it is. It really is quite straight forward. It's also a good chance to give that section of your car a hoover 
The worst part for me was the knee pads. I scratched one up pretty badly, even with a plastic tool. Luckily I had a spare.
The worst part for me was the knee pads. I scratched one up pretty badly, even with a plastic tool. Luckily I had a spare.
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