Center cap Remove.

teza69 · 06-03-2017, 01:26 PM

BMW E92 320d 07 reg.

Hi all first time on here and hope you good people can give me some tips, What i want to know is i have just had 19" Zito 935's fitted and i love them they look really nice see picture. I just can't seem to get the center caps out to put my original bmw ones on. I looked at youtube and tried the sticky tape way no luck tried 3 diff types of tape, tried a very thin screw driver but will not budge and i don't want to scratch wheels. So has anybody had this problem as the old wheels the caps came out very easy these are clipped in very tight, someone said you have to remove the wheel to get them off but thats hassle.

OP3NAIR · 06-03-2017, 02:01 PM

Take the wheel off and knock it out from the back. Especially if you dont want to scratch the wheel, as you say.

If you intend to trash the caps that are on there, then just drill a hole in it and make a hook to pull them out.

teza69 · 06-03-2017, 02:16 PM

Yes think i will its going for a service next week so i will get him to do each wheel for me, its a friend who runs the garage so wont cost me any money....

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teza69 Registered 0 Rep 3 Posts Drives: bmw e92 320d Join Date: Jun 2017 Location: essex iTrader: (0)	Center cap Remove. BMW E92 320d 07 reg. Hi all first time on here and hope you good people can give me some tips, What i want to know is i have just had 19" Zito 935's fitted and i love them they look really nice see picture. I just can't seem to get the center caps out to put my original bmw ones on. I looked at youtube and tried the sticky tape way no luck tried 3 diff types of tape, tried a very thin screw driver but will not budge and i don't want to scratch wheels. So has anybody had this problem as the old wheels the caps came out very easy these are clipped in very tight, someone said you have to remove the wheel to get them off but thats hassle.
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OP3NAIR Second Lieutenant 69 Rep 210 Posts Drives: '11 335i e93, '03 325xiT Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: NoVA iTrader: (0)	Take the wheel off and knock it out from the back. Especially if you dont want to scratch the wheel, as you say. If you intend to trash the caps that are on there, then just drill a hole in it and make a hook to pull them out.
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teza69 Registered 0 Rep 3 Posts Drives: bmw e92 320d Join Date: Jun 2017 Location: essex iTrader: (0)	Yes think i will its going for a service next week so i will get him to do each wheel for me, its a friend who runs the garage so wont cost me any money....
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