BMW X5 E70 Melted Sticky Door Handle! How To Replace The Inner Door Handle On A BMW X5
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
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On my BMW X5 I found the passenger front inner door handle was getting sticky with this black goo. This is the door inner door handle on a BMW X5 that the material can break down and get soft, sticky, and can actually look like its melting in a hot climate!
I found a very inexpensive way to fix this issue! Ebay motors sells this inner door handle for about $14.00 and dealer cost is over $150! I will show you how easy it is to replace the inner door handle on a BMW X5 E70.
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Omg. I ordered that part and replaced it on my own. Thanks
Awesome, Nicole!
my door handle melted too (2015 X5). I thought it was grease so I put dish soap on and kept wiping and black stuff just kept coming off until I realized whatever the hell it was is just melting away.
Sorry to heat that! The melted handles are pretty gross 😝
@@AskTheCarExperts Quick update, it turns out that for my car and newer, that inner door arm cannot be removed without taking off the entire door trim panel and drilling out some clip from the back.
Instead I settled with a plastic cover that I can just lay on top of the sticky door arm & cover it completely. Will apply some glue too if it doesnt hold well.
Screw spinning cant get out 😮
Oh man, there is always something right! Maybe some outward pressure on the handle.
I have a problem with the top screw of this handle. It just keeps spinning in place, wont come out and wont tighten anymore like the thread would be damaged. Dont know what to do
Sorry to hear that. Try a magnet, maybe it is just stuck. Or the door panel will need removal.
Hi Roger, I have bmw 2012 e70 35i. my rear seat right ac vent is blowing hot air all the times. front ac vents are fine also rear left seat ac vent. I have checked all the setting on rear seat ac vent they are fine. any advise bud.
Hi Tahr, can you send me the last seven of the VIN? That is an odd problem. It sounds like it could be a bad stepper motor, stepper motor calibration, or a heater box flap issue
Rockin’ Roger! Y’all ok there, man??
Hey Mario! We are hanging in there! Zion says Hi! Hope you had a great Father's day! Did you get hit with all the Wildfire smoke? Hope you and your family are well!
@@AskTheCarExpertsHi guys, all ok here for the most part. Good to hear you’re doing well. Smoke has yet to hit us on the west coast but the “fun” is yet to come as the hot weather is about to start for the next few months. Our Winix air purifier is ready (Costco) as are the A/C units 👍🏼
Atta boy, Zion! Helping your dad as always 🐕
Stay cool my friend!
Model after from 2015 is different , difficult to remove . rubbish all doors need to be removed
Sorry to hear that, Kirk. The door panel is not too hard to remove thankfully.
Hi Roger, here is last seven vin#L745142 for my 2012 E70 35i. Any tips or advise will be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Hello, Thanks for the VIN. Nothing stand out with your vehicle options. This would have to be an issue with a stepper motor or air flap in the heater box. I feel it is less likely a heater control module failure. You would need to use a high end scan tool and try to to a stepper motor teach in procedure. Sometimes this can help fix some odd issues. If this issue is still there then the flap for that side would need to be checked in the heater box. No an easy thing to diag unfortunately.