E53 X5 Cargo Cover Upgrade! (Facelift Conversion)

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  • Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2022
  • Today, we're installing the facelift (or LCI) cargo cover on my 2003 X5! My car is pre-facelift, so the cover uses some gears that tend to break, whereas the newer models came with a better design. We can retrofit the 2004-2006 cargo cover on earlier models with only slight modification, and the required trim pieces from the facelift X5's.
    Parts you'll need (black trim):
    Facelift Cargo Cover (w/electric rear seat): 51477122025
    Facelift Cargo Cover (w/out electric rear seat): 51477135675
    Left Trim: 51477122029
    Right Trim: 51477122030
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Комментарии • 15

  • @vestrevekk
    @vestrevekk 4 месяца назад

    The lifting strap for the spare wheel locks into the lower tailgate while closed. There should be a plastic locking arm that you use when you open the tailgate with the spare wheel holder attached. Its so cool 🤩

  • @pugs1377
    @pugs1377 Год назад +1

    Cool upgrade!

  • @Nico_335i_DCT
    @Nico_335i_DCT Год назад

    Great upgrade Chris. Have a great day too. Regards Nico.

  • @thetoughcookie3665
    @thetoughcookie3665 Год назад

    As a detail, the loading sill cover comes better off if you dont remove the turning part, just turn it while you take the screws off, it's easier. And metal brackets on the sides are bit different, you need to saw off like 2cm pieces off them so the plastic vent louver parts fit perfectly, and also drill those 3 holes. But those holes angle up on the same level as original ones if you do the cut because then it does not stay twisting the plastic part on it's place.Easier probably to just get those metal brackets too before starting so you don't need to modify them. With all else this guide matches.

  • @benhen7764
    @benhen7764 Год назад +2

    Next project needs to be moving the X5 badge on the rear to the factory location. It's hurting my soul.

    • @TheBimmerBarn
      @TheBimmerBarn  Год назад +3

      Wow, I just noticed that... and you're the first person to tell me! haha yes that and a new emblem are a must-do

  • @user-mj3uy9ff3s
    @user-mj3uy9ff3s 10 месяцев назад

    You did a good job, the new parts that you installed belong to which model and what is the year of manufacture?

    • @TheBimmerBarn
      @TheBimmerBarn  10 месяцев назад +1

      The parts were from a 2005 X5 E53, the face-lift version of my X5. Thanks for watching!

  • @cjdeas1528
    @cjdeas1528 Год назад

    My first thought was - What's with the rubber chicken???

  • @stevndnvr
    @stevndnvr Год назад

    Are you planning on selling this X5 when you finish it?

  • @Neo-ih2fh
    @Neo-ih2fh Год назад

    could you link where to buy the upgraded product? or what bmw it came off of?

    • @TheBimmerBarn
      @TheBimmerBarn  Год назад

      Part numbers are in the description, but you can probably find these parts for cheap at your local junkyard! Thanks for watching and good luck 😊

  • @lordgarth1
    @lordgarth1 Год назад +1

    How do people let their vehicles get that dirty?

    • @chrisking6740
      @chrisking6740 Год назад +1

      Most people do, its insane to me as well haha! He bought that used not that long ago though, that dirt came from the PO!

  • @TtownLarry
    @TtownLarry Год назад

    Hey BB, Hoping you can point me in the right direction. My X5 E53 is completely dead. No power, had to manually unlock door to get in an pop cabin door to access battery. Battery is completely fine, but there is no electricity at all. Any ideas as to where I can start? Thank you!