[BMW MDL]

Just bought a red starter button for my G20. They sent some fishing line as a removal tool with no instructions. Does anyone know how to do this or have another method that doesn't require console removal? Thanks

[Burrcold]

Get a small suction cup and pull it out

[firetitanx]

Originally Posted by BMW MDL

Just bought a red starter button for my G20. They sent some fishing line as a removal tool with no instructions. Does anyone know how to do this or have another method that doesn't require console removal? Thanks

Originally Posted by BMW MDL

Just bought a red starter button for my G20. They sent some fishing line as a removal tool with no instructions. Does anyone know how to do this or have another method that doesn't require console removal? Thanks

Hahah was just looking at the new M3 and coveting the button, where did you get it from

[hamera]

I got this sticky stuff with my "crystal" button. It worked pretty well.

[FrostNixon]

Originally Posted by hamera

I got this sticky stuff with my "crystal" button. It worked pretty well.

Can you share where you ordered it from?

[BMW MDL]

Originally Posted by hamera

I got this sticky stuff with my "crystal" button. It worked pretty well.

Thanks. I actually reached out to Martin from Car Analysis, who sells a crystal button kit and he is sending me the butyl rubber putty he uses with his kits. I highly recommend Martin's company. I bought my button from a terrible vendor with zero customer support. I reached out to Martin and he was nice enough to help me with someone else's product. Check out his website, he's got some great products and he fully stands behind them.

[hamera]

Originally Posted by FrostNixon

Can you share where you ordered it from?

AliExpress. I got it from this seller but there are many more available.

Car Start Stop Button Replacement Trim for BMW New 3 Series G20 G21 X5 G05 X7 G07 8 Series G14 G16 Crystal Interior

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mPJMwUF

Originally Posted by BMW MDL

Thanks. I actually reached out to Martin from Car Analysis, who sells a crystal button kit and he is sending me the butyl rubber putty he uses with his kits. I highly recommend Martin's company. I bought my button from a terrible vendor with zero customer support. I reached out to Martin and he was nice enough to help me with someone else's product. Check out his website, he's got some great products and he fully stands behind them.

Nice one.