Does anyone know the part number for this grommet? Its on the drivers side under the steering column. Any help would be appreciated.
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What car is it on? That would help.Current:
1989 325i
1988 M3
1987 325ic
Past:
2001 330ci
2001 M3 -
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Anyone?Comment
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You'll have to scour realoem.com to find that one...R135 /// 1990 Alpinweiß II 325is
└┼┼┘ /// 1993 Black/Black Convertible (sold)
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I can not seem to find it in any realoem diagram. I have a feeling the grommet is part of the harness and youd have to buy the harness to get the grommet. You should put a wtb ad, Im sure someone parting e30s can cut one off for you.Current:
1989 325i
1988 M3
1987 325ic
Past:
2001 330ci
2001 M3Comment
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I look for like an hour on realOEM and didn't come up with anything either. May try the dealer just to get the part number.Originally posted by jhaurimn View PostComment
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I doubt the dealer will spend an hour trying to look up the part for you.Originally posted by Rouvld View Post
Like I said in my previous post, you probably cant by the grommet separately. It likely comes with the wiring harness. So you will have to find a used one off a parts car.Current:
1989 325i
1988 M3
1987 325ic
Past:
2001 330ci
2001 M3Comment
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could check pull-a-part / what's your location?
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Really would like to get a new one if possible. And we're already swimming in the low country man, literally lolOriginally posted by jdt10768 View PostComment
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Even if you got a new one, I don't think you would be able to replace it without pulling the harness and then pulling all the pins out of the plugs so the wires could fit through.Comment
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^^^^ i didn't know that till I went to a grave yard to collect the part and once I removed everything I noticed this. If you have a tear then just melt it together haha
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Email classic BMW germany, they respond fairly quickly and have access to the nitty gritty.Your resource to do-it-yourself and interesting bmw and e30 stuff: www.rtsauto.com
Your resource to tools and tips: www.rtstools.comComment
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