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Removal and installation the switch console pocket (BMW 3 Series E46)
Removal
Open cover "1". Press pocket "2" in the center upwards with your hand and remove it at the same time.
Installation
1. Check if the pocket clips and guides are damaged, replace if necessary.
2. Installation is performed in the reverse order of removal.
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