735i any one done one ?

March 4, 2004

Have got one a week on monday or tuesday ,he just wants rear doing this car is brand new I think the rear doors will be ok to do, but what about back window any boxes under rear shelf that will get harmed with water :nope

March 4, 2004

piece of cake mate :nope

did one this morning before breakfast

ND

March 4, 2004

Oh well you can buy the job off me if you want ND :nope

Protint · March 4, 2004

I think I remember OT saying something about electronics under the rear deck. I just did the rear three of an older on I think it was a 98 a few weeks ago.

Didn't have any problems. On the rear window I was just spareing with the water.

March 4, 2004

Thats what I thought about it thanks Protint :nope

Protint · March 4, 2004

Some guys tuck towels or even pull the rear deck out. I just lighten up on the water and haven't had a problem yet. KNOCK ON WOOD!

But here in DE a car of the caliber is far and few between unless it was bought from an auction. :thumb

March 4, 2004

Want to get it right as its the 3rd car for the same customer ,he must have some money :thumb he just comes back to me and he must live about 30 miles away :thumb

Protint · March 4, 2004

Quality shope = quality loyal customers dude. :thumb

March 5, 2004

Did a brand new 760 Li about a week ago at the BMW dealership. I removed the rear panels inside the trunk to tuck towels over the electronics but they never got wet.

I recommend that you do not spray excessive soap solution while doing this vehicle and when you squeegee, move the solution more towards your left side away from the electronics. I also squeegeed alot of the water upwards and caught it with a rag. When I say towards your left side, that is the cars right side depending upon how you are looking at it. The important electronics is on the driver's side.

If the car is a 735i, then it is an older model and you shouldn't have too much problems with it. If you do, go and see one of my tips of the week regarding the door trim removal.