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Old 13th September 2003, 22:42   #1 (permalink)
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The quick release mount for my rear deck is supposed to attach via a bolt from UNDERNEATH the rear deck. However, after I removed the felt covering I discovered a black plastic housing with NOKIA on it. It seems that cannot push a bolt up from the bottom and I can't see light from above. Does anyone out there have this set up (which evidently works with pre-2002 M5s) for 2003 cars? If so, any installation advice is appreciated. Off to Watkins Glen with the Genesee Valley Chapter on Sept 26 so runn'n out of time!
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