Red_Bean_Bun
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Re: E90 320i boot no "cushioning " when closed
What do you mean don't work ?
What do you mean don't work ?
BMWan320;1060803 said:
E90 320i boot no "cushioning " when closed
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Re: E90 320i boot no "cushioning " when closed
Yes the OEM works like the original.What do you mean it does not work?did you install it correctly?
If you installed it correctly and it still slams then most likely the stockist gave you a wrong part.
BMWan320;1060803 said:
Yes the OEM works like the original.What do you mean it does not work?did you install it correctly?
If you installed it correctly and it still slams then most likely the stockist gave you a wrong part.
Red_Bean_Bun
Well-Known Member
Re: E90 320i boot no "cushioning " when closed
Thicker part on top - finds that it don't shake so much when opening.
Did you see any knobs next to the trunk lock ? Go play with it and see if it helps ....
Thicker part on top - finds that it don't shake so much when opening.
Did you see any knobs next to the trunk lock ? Go play with it and see if it helps ....
Re: E90 320i boot no "cushioning " when closed
For the e90 I paid about 64$ for the pair at eng soon. Quite straight forward removal of old one and then just pushing the new one same position (no tools needed). Seems either parts not correct or map functioning.
For the e90 I paid about 64$ for the pair at eng soon. Quite straight forward removal of old one and then just pushing the new one same position (no tools needed). Seems either parts not correct or map functioning.
BMWan320;1060825 said:
easy
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Re: E90 320i boot no "cushioning " when closed
Thick part of damper on top, as my previous post describes, closing the bonnet should require more push down effort until about 15 or 20 degrees from horizontal then a slight force down will result in full "gentle thud" closure - no slamming as compared to situation with worn damper. If this is not your experience maybe your new damper is a dud check for leaks around the piston.
BMWan320;1060807 said:
Thick part of damper on top, as my previous post describes, closing the bonnet should require more push down effort until about 15 or 20 degrees from horizontal then a slight force down will result in full "gentle thud" closure - no slamming as compared to situation with worn damper. If this is not your experience maybe your new damper is a dud check for leaks around the piston.
furiouseight
Active Member
Re: E90 320i boot no "cushioning " when closed
Go and ask Stockist to make good
Go and ask Stockist to make good
Red_Bean_Bun
Well-Known Member
Re: E90 320i boot no "cushioning " when closed
So it was a problem with the damper from Kim Ghee ?
So it was a problem with the damper from Kim Ghee ?
BMWan320;1063300 said:
Red_Bean_Bun
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Re: E90 320i boot no "cushioning " when closed
Will never get from them again.... at least in my books ........
Will never get from them again.... at least in my books ........
BMWan320;1063554 said:
Re: E90 320i boot no "cushioning " when closed
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