Rubbing on unusual bulges inside rear fender?

[E30335i]

You can grind it off or hammer it flat, been done numerous of cars, does not reflect on the outside quarter panel , but still do it with care,


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[HerbE30]

you think an airhammer could pound it in?
that shit is thicc.

I hit it a few times with a 16oz hammer. I am a little worried about it showing on the outside... Still rubbing though.

[LowR3V'in]

you think an airhammer could pound it in?
that shit is thicc.

[HerbE30]

I have a problem rubbing there too. I may give it a few taps with a hammer and see if it makes a difference.

This is what I am talking about. I was typing the reply when you posted!
Thanks mane!

[HerbE30]

Nope. Its near the lip. I'll take a pic this weekend. I'll have work to do.

[Mike36]

I have a problem rubbing there too. I may give it a few taps with a hammer and see if it makes a difference.

[vpilarrt]

Are you talking about #21 in http://bmwfans.info/parts-catalog/E3...bon_container/.
Its a cover for some gas tank vent lines.

[Andre3127]

By any chance are you talking about that conduit piece behind the rear spring? Some cables go through there. Does anybody have a part number for that part? If not, I need to fab a new one. Mine's rotted.

[2mAn]

That's just what happens when you hit the clubs.

It only seems to happen in WeHo and Capital Hill... so weird.

[djjerme]

I hate it when I rub up against unusual bulges

That's just what happens when you hit the clubs.

[2mAn]

I hate it when I rub up against unusual bulges

[HerbE30]

hit with hammer

Perfect. I was a little worried about that. I'm glad I didn't look like an idiot with my verbiage.

[E30SPDFRK]

You can hit them in with a hammer, and as long as you don't go too far, it won't affect the outside sheetmetal.

[HerbE30]

Rubbing on the inside of my fender. Can I angle grind those 'bugles' flat and not ruin anything?

Anyone know what I'm talking about.