so uh, wtf do i do now?

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  • VacMan
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    Originally posted by delfin
    Don't go to this. It's a trap. Went to 3 different Ecologys and didn't get 1 piece of anything. Spent 9 hours looking.
    Uh, which ones did you go to? I was at the one you PM'ed me about and came home with plastic front bumper shocks ($9), 3 weaves ($40 total, with Falken rubber!), 3 Volvo lips ($15!), facelift foglights and brake ducts ($30 for all!) and a bunch of other misc. crap, all in about 3 hours. We even left a flawless uncracked dash behind because we didn't feel like pulling it and we figure it'll probably be there next time we go back.

    Tim

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  • delfin
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    Originally posted by VacMan
    Ecology is 50% off parts this weekend, I'll be going to my super-secret E30-infested one on Saturday morning. Last time we pulled 2 rear plastic bumpers, a full set of shadowline, a black lockstrip in flawless condition, and 2 extra sets of plastic bumper shocks front and rear. :up:
    Don't go to this. It's a trap. Went to 3 different Ecologys and didn't get 1 piece of anything. Spent 9 hours looking.

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  • JAM
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    Originally posted by Lazr111
    1. Theres a little circular catch just on the inside of the driver side head lights. Stick a screwdriver in there, and it'll open.
    2. Can't help you there.
    dot

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  • E30_fiend
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    its not bad at all, I did it for about 2 months before I replaced it.

    It wont be more that a few dollars at the junk yard. But make sure you pick up a cable too because that might have been what broke the handle in the first place. The cable can bind up, and in most cases, would just break the cable but it might still be messed up in there.

    Its quick, cheap and easy. Git r done


    E30Fiend

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  • alpinweiB
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    haha yea i plan on replacing it. but maybe ill join the ghetto club. cant be that bad right?

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  • LivingLegend06
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    Its really easy and cheap to replace the hood cable and handle, just fix it.

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  • sticksdaman
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    ive actually got a vice grip on the wire and i use that ... never got around to fixing it

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  • iwillhunt
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    Originally posted by z50_Jumper
    Oops, not a huge deal, the screw driver in the grill worked for me the entire time I owned my first e30 (broken cable)
    +1 I just keep a screwdriver in my passenger kick panel/item holder.

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  • z50_Jumper
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    Oops, not a huge deal, the screw driver in the grill worked for me the entire time I owned my first e30 (broken cable)

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  • devonjordan
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    PM super secret e30 location? HAHA.....


    but seriously do it.

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  • VacMan
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    Ecology is 50% off parts this weekend, I'll be going to my super-secret E30-infested one on Saturday morning. Last time we pulled 2 rear plastic bumpers, a full set of shadowline, a black lockstrip in flawless condition, and 2 extra sets of plastic bumper shocks front and rear. :up:
    Last edited by VacMan; 04-17-2008, 04:57 PM.

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  • devonjordan
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    Originally posted by alpinweiB
    ah thank you very much everyone. i was actually fiddling around with that thing earlier but i guess the trick is to twist it. i did it and it worked but now i still have to replace the handle. time to hit the wrecking yard
    I'm down, when you wanna go?

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  • alpinweiB
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    ah thank you very much everyone. i was actually fiddling around with that thing earlier but i guess the trick is to twist it. i did it and it worked but now i still have to replace the handle. time to hit the wrecking yard

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  • iwillhunt
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    ^ No it's between the 3rd and 4th slat. Here, i went out to my car and took a picture of it for you. The thing the light is shining on is what's being referred to. Just stick a screwdriver in between the gap and spread the parallel pieces of metal inside the circle apart by twisting the screwdriver.

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  • alpinweiB
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    Originally posted by VacMan
    No. It's about 6-8 inches to the left of the driver's side high beam when you're looking at it. You'll need a screwdriver about a foot long to reach the latch through the hole. You can barely see it in the pic below, it's the small hole in the grille to the left of the highbeam in the "slat" at the top.


    alright well i've got euro grilles to the top 2 horizontal slats are blocked off. if that's where the catch is its gonna make it hard for me to get in there.

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