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Old 26th July 2002, 03:41   #1
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looking for some interior parts
Hey, I'm looking to buy some interior stuff for my E34 91 M5....
it's got black leather.

i need the side door panels for the rear... (the leather piece that is located directly above the arm rest..... mine started peeling off and i need new ones......

It would be helpful for anyone who is interested in selling me these would post a picture so that i know we are talking about the same thing (they are hard to describe)

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Classic E34 M5 problem: door panel delamination.

It is fairly easy to fix (4 on the PITA level) so I would suggest repair rather than replacement before just buying them. It is unlikely that someone would have the panels lying around, anyways.

Here is the link to the repair method:

Door Panel Removal:
http://bmwe34m5.com/faqs/?theme=1&le...nt_id_select=3

And here is the Delamination Fix:
http://bmwe34m5.com/faqs/?theme=1&le...nt_id_select=3

If you dont want to repair it yourself, a ulpolstery repair specalist could do it for you easily.

I have no leads on these parts, by the way.

Hope this helps


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Thank you for the imformation..
however, our panels have shrunk and cannot be stretched because of the material....



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