Discover the Bimmer Plug Master Installation Guide, your ultimate resource for step-by-step instructions on installing our premium carbon fiber parts and automotive upgrades.
Retrofit kit (compatible with BMW F/G/E chassis). Trim removal tools. Pick tool. T20 Torx screwdriver. Ratchet wrench. Ensure the ignition is turned off. Remove the keys from the vehicle. Open the trunk. Disconnect the negative terminal of the batter
Applicable for DRL Module Replacement & RGB LED Integration. T15 Torx screwdriver. Ratchet wrench. Trim removal tool. 10mm socket or wrench. Heat gun. Microfiber towel. Disconnect the Vehicle Battery. Use a 10mm socket or wrench to disconnect the neg
Jack and jack stands or ramps (optional but helpful). Drill with appropriate bits. Double-sided automotive tape (3M recommended). Self-tapping screws or bolts (included with the lip). Cleaning supplies (isopropyl alcohol, microfiber towels). Jack up
Trim removal tools or flathead screwdriver (plastic preferred to avoid scratches). Socket wrench set. Cleaning supplies (microfiber towel, isopropyl alcohol). (Optional) Jack and jack stands for better access. Park on a flat surface. (Optional) Jack
Painter’s tape or microfiber towel. Plastic pry tool. Park on a flat surface. Apply painter’s tape or place a microfiber towel over the painted parts of the mirror housing to avoid scratching anything during removal. ⚠️ Do not use metal tools as they
Cleaning supplies (microfiber towel, isopropyl alcohol). Masking tape. (Optional) Jack and jack stands for better access. Clean the rocker panels (area under the doors where the skirts attach). Wipe down with isopropyl alcohol to remove grease or wax
Trim removal tools (plastic preferred). Ratchet with 8mm or 10mm socket (varies by model). Microfiber cloth. Open the Trunk, and access the inside of the trunk where the taillight wiring is located. Remove the carpeted liner or plastic cover behind t
Flathead screwdriver. 16mm socket. Open your trunk (or hood) and disconnect the negative terminal of the battery. Insert a flathead screwdriver or pick tool to release the retaining spring (little holes on the sides of the wheel). Do the same on both