The wood piece itself will pop off, the removal of the entire door panel is not necessary.tommy303 wrote: Called the service at dealer and they said it is likely covered as warranty. Does anyone know if the repair is just new veneer or does the part a larger assembly including the crome trim and does it require removal of the door panels?
I don't know that was not something they mentioned to us. As the temperature is increased the veneer is starting to separate. It's really not a huge deal I really think the new ones have an updated part number (any confirmation to that Gabe ?)tytamto wrote:Steve,
When did that procedure change? In other words, which model years are affected?
Next time you give one out ask for the old one. Soft trim like that tends to get called back to maybe we can grab one and separate the trim to show our friends here.Poyzinous wrote:Hey steve, and everyone, the M has Real wood over plastic. I'll post a pic of a cut out later. Or I'll just give it to you to cut up however you want. The Y34 models I'm not sure about.
Where can I get this piece for my door. Can i do this myself?cobblecanyon wrote:The wood piece itself will pop off, the removal of the entire door panel is not necessary.tommy303 wrote: Called the service at dealer and they said it is likely covered as warranty. Does anyone know if the repair is just new veneer or does the part a larger assembly including the crome trim and does it require removal of the door panels?
I had a wood trim piece on my driver side door that looked like it started to bubble. Called the service dept, since I have a 100K miles warranty, the service manager ordered a new piece and took my car in within 2 days. Watched them replaced it,,,took less than 5mins.
Do you have some for sale?dchantha wrote:Does anyone have their old wood trim panel they would like to sell or trade? I have new panels. Please let me know. I would like to use your old panel.