You never showed how to remove the windshield wiper blades which should be step #1. After the nuts are removed, they are stuck in place seemingly under a washer.
One your windshield cowl, does your rubber butt up against the glass and form a seamless fit? I have water in my front driver and passenger carpets. When I opened my hood to inspect trim I noticed the rubber on my windshield cowl is not against the glass.
@@macmak Thank you sir. I just bought all these pieces. In the corner there are those two little pieces. So the one small piece goes in the corner around that small protruding nob/screw, and attaches there, and the other piece lays over it? Correct?
This was an extremely helpful video. Thanks for making it.
Thanks from Australia mate. Big help
Excellent. I have to do this on my X3. Thank you 🙏🏼 Chicago IL
you must be his best friend
You never showed how to remove the windshield wiper blades which should be step #1. After the nuts are removed, they are stuck in place seemingly under a washer.
Same, did you find out how to take them off without breaking anything?
What website did you purchase these parts from?? I tried parts geek but I cannot find the L/R apron pieces
I think eBay but I recommend just a general search for the best price/tax/delivery total. Also my advise is to go with OEM. Good luck!
One your windshield cowl, does your rubber butt up against the glass and form a seamless fit? I have water in my front driver and passenger carpets. When I opened my hood to inspect trim I noticed the rubber on my windshield cowl is not against the glass.
Yes. The idea is for the water to drain down to the gutters on both sides, so the main piece (#1) should seal against the glass.
@@macmak Thank you sir. I just bought all these pieces. In the corner there are those two little pieces. So the one small piece goes in the corner around that small protruding nob/screw, and attaches there, and the other piece lays over it? Correct?
@@JeLifeCoach My pleasure. Yes, the small piece (#2) clips onto that metal mushroom you can see at 2:34.
@@macmak but does piece 3 go over piece 2? Do I have to take off electrical box and piece #4 to do it like you did or is there an easier way?
@@JeLifeCoach Yes. I found it easier.