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Old 18th November 2006, 16:51   #1
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Glove box. Help, please.
So my glove box has this support strap hanging. Where does it connect? I can't seem to find the connection. Can someone snap a pic for an example?

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Old 18th November 2006, 17:53   #2
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I cant get a picture as i no longer have my car but I can try and explain where it goes.

If you look up like under the dash if that makes sense. There should be a bit of metal with a little hole in it. It goes there but there should be a small plastic pin which holds it in place, which you have probably lost I take it as it is no longer attached. This should be a pretty cheap part from your local BMW Garage.

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