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 This install takes 5 - 10 minutes. This is a very easy install but be careful not to break the reflectors (especially the end that points toward the rear of the car). 
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Step 1: Getting the required items together 
 
This install requires:  
- 1 Set of Bimmian Painted Reflectors (or any other replacement reflectors) 
 
- Small Flat Screwdriver 
 
- Small Rag 
 
- A BMW M3 (E46). 
 
- 5 to 10 minutes to an hour of free time. 
  
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Bimmian Painted Reflectors (LSB)
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Step 2: Getting acquainted with the reflector 
- Take a few seconds to examine the reflector - this will make it a lot easier to understand how it installs. 
 
- Note the 4 tabs at the top of the reflector and the 3 tabs at the bottom. 
 
- Also note the spring on the bottom edge of the reflector (see image). 
  
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Getting acquainted
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Step 3: Removing the OEM reflectors 
- Wrap a small, flat screwdriver with a rag to prevent it from scratching the car (see image). 
 
- Insert the wrapped screwdriver behind the upper rear edge of the reflector (about an inch from the end - see image). 
 
- Leverage the reflector out of the bumper - do this in small steps, moving in about 1.5" steps until all of the 4 top tabs are released and exposed (see image). 
 
- Remove the reflector by tilting it toward yourself and then up. 
  
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Screwdriver w/Rag  
 
  
Screwdriver Started at Edge of Reflector  
 
  
Upper Tabs Exposed
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Step 4: Installing the new "reflector" 
- Note the spring at the bottom of the reflector - this will compress once installed and server to retain it in place. 
 
- Place the lower section (the spring) on the lower edge of the opening in the body. The 3 lower tabs will be inside the bumper (see image). 
 
- Line up the reflector and tilt the top forward. 
 
- Gently snap the top tabs in one by one. 
 
- Make sure the reflector is flush and you're done. 
 
- Repeat for other side. 
  
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Bumper Opening  
 
  
Lower Tabs Inserted  
 
  
All Finished
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