Thanks a lot, worked like a charm. Took 2 minutes and done! To everyone worried nothing will break just pull straight and put back straight. Simple and straightforward
Haha I started laughing when he took the glue stick out, forsure the fastest and easiest way to do it! About to order mine soon thanks for the video. Keep up the good work 👍
Thanks much, it always seems intimated to doing any kind of replacement to your vehicle. With your video it gives the confidence to to do it yourself. Thanks for the help
@@TronApostleIt depends on the year amd model. The best advice would be to contact the dealer and ask for their part number. You can then cross refernce them online for about $15 US dollars. The difference is how they snap in place on the back of the button. Mine for example is a 2001 F10 535i and the first one I bought was shorter in depth and would not fit. Mine required the dash trim removal and manual removal with a small pick to release the tabs in the back. The type he is using in this video does not fit my car. Hope this helps.
Hi thank you for sharing. Great video. Will this work for 2016 x3 F25? Nervous to try based on the review from the person below stating they were having ignition issues after. Where can I buy the new button cover for my model/yr vehicle? Any guidance appreciated. Thank you.
@@kenmcghee1509 Yea, definitely do NOT do this method lol. I took out the dash trim piece and then removed the button from the back, absolutely don’t try to pull it out from the front like this. I was pretty scared/intimidated at first but I was able to do it in under 20 mins easily with just TH-cam tutorials. Mine had a super worn about button and you couldn’t read it so that’s why I replaced it with another black one. Good luck!
I did this it worked, but know I am having start issues with button sticking in, and I am getting PRND codes for transmission! Should never have done it! Any suggestions? New fuses?
You shouldn't have any issues, the button replacement is like oem. Did you make sure the two rubber nipple plastics were in properly? Those plastic rubber pieces is what makes the button bounce back. I would try to take it out and double check those rubbers since thats probably why is sticking. Which codes are you getting?
@@CrazyCarMods I made sure the two rubber parts were there. Ignition fuse got corrupted somehow? Anyway, thanks! I have 2011 335i e93 M Sport convertible, 50k mikes.
Umm.....Thanks, Dude. I was really skeptical. My button on my 2013 7 series was different....just 2 rails/brackets at 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock instead of 4. But the old button pops right out and new button bracket popped right in.
One of the plunger shaped rubber pieces fell into the abyss so I'm going to a junk yard to pull a few out of some cars tomorrow. Works fine with just one but it's easier to push now.
Just wait about a minute. And then when you pull, just pull straight and fast. Don't hesitate on pulling a little hard, don't worry you wont brake anything.
Hey that's what's up man. You gonna love the next mod coming up, I love it. Super 🔥 It will complement the interior of the car perfectly ànd it's good on the packets too. Stay tune bro 👍
Do it, Your going to love it every time you start the car 😉 Just make sure to put those 2 little rubber pieces back correctly, align the button in and you'll be good. 👍
Idk.. my blue button came in today.....but I'm scared to do this! It seems like a 50/50 chance it does what it did for you or rips something out of my dash and then my car won't start and I'll be towing it to a dealer! 🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴
He should mention this does not work on all models. My will not come out with Glue or tape. Some model you have to remove the Trim, But good trick if you have that type of Button.
Clean the button itself with alcohol and let it dry. Then when attaching the glue stick to the button, don’t move it so it can adhere well. Also when melting the glue stick don’t let the glue burn (just melt it a little bit) When sticking it to the button press firmly and don’t move the glue stick. Lastly, wait at least a minute or two, before pulling it out. Or just simply, follow the steps above and try 2 or even 3 glue sticks together to get more pulling surface. Hope that helps, good luck. 👍
@@helezisrael7482 I mean if the button is junk anyway you could also try scuffing it up a little with a scuff pad before wiping it with alcohol and applying glue. Will be able to adhere better. I also like the idea of using 3 glue sticks or the automotive glue sticks for paintless dent removal you can find on Amazon. Very strong glue.
This really works! This guy deserves a beer!
Thanks a lot, worked like a charm. Took 2 minutes and done! To everyone worried nothing will break just pull straight and put back straight. Simple and straightforward
Excellent video, my man!
Thank you, bro 💯
BRUH...I was skeptical, I'll admit it, but it worked like a CHARM, you hear me? Thanks for the hack!
That's what's up bro 💯👍
Haha I started laughing when he took the glue stick out, forsure the fastest and easiest way to do it! About to order mine soon thanks for the video. Keep up the good work 👍
Why work harder, when it can be so simple 😂, Thanks for the support bro 👍
Hahahah that was genius man. It worked so well for me
Hey man, that's whats up. It does save a lot of time. 👍
@@CrazyCarMods when I looked at your video, I was thinking "no way, it's never going to work".... And it worked like magic 😂
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Can't believe this actually works! Took me two tries though. Make sure a good bit of glue has melted and covers the surface of the button
Thanks much, it always seems intimated to doing any kind of replacement to your vehicle. With your video it gives the confidence to to do it yourself. Thanks for the help
Fantastic help here! Thank you 😊
Thanks. Good job 👏
I'm fixing up my e92 and found your channel. Dope videos, gnna make anymore vids?
Keep in mind there are 3 different types of buttons (A, B and C) all are different and won't just pop off with glue, clay etc.
How do u know which one u have?
@@TronApostleIt depends on the year amd model. The best advice would be to contact the dealer and ask for their part number. You can then cross refernce them online for about $15 US dollars. The difference is how they snap in place on the back of the button. Mine for example is a 2001 F10 535i and the first one I bought was shorter in depth and would not fit. Mine required the dash trim removal and manual removal with a small pick to release the tabs in the back. The type he is using in this video does not fit my car. Hope this helps.
Hi thank you for sharing. Great video. Will this work for 2016 x3 F25? Nervous to try based on the review from the person below stating they were having ignition issues after. Where can I buy the new button cover for my model/yr vehicle? Any guidance appreciated. Thank you.
Would this method work for F25 x3 2017?
How did you change the ring that goes around the button after the cut scene it was changed to burgundy but you didn’t show you changing it?
LOL the way he yanked it out. I’m gonna try this
Do it up bro. It makes a nice difference. 👍
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where can i find this to buy
I understand theres 3 types of button. Yours looks exactly like mine when I look at it on the dash. What type is yours? Type A B or C ?
The glue stick worked great!
Nice 👍
Thank you.
Did my intakes from your video yesterday! Great vids!
Cool bro 💪
I'm glad I could help 👍
Is the OEM switch damaged in any way from the glue stick, or does the glue come off cleanly?
The glue comes of easy, no issues what so ever. Unless you can visually see the paint peeling off before the glue stick.
I have a 2011 f10 535i, will this method work with me popping it out?
Hey bro, I have a 2011 also. Did you ever take yours out? If so, was it this technique?
@@kenmcghee1509 Yea, definitely do NOT do this method lol. I took out the dash trim piece and then removed the button from the back, absolutely don’t try to pull it out from the front like this. I was pretty scared/intimidated at first but I was able to do it in under 20 mins easily with just TH-cam tutorials. Mine had a super worn about button and you couldn’t read it so that’s why I replaced it with another black one. Good luck!
..but how did you replace the out ring?
Genius 👍🏽
💥 💯👍
I did this it worked, but know I am having start issues with button sticking in, and I am getting PRND codes for transmission! Should never have done it! Any suggestions? New fuses?
You shouldn't have any issues, the button replacement is like oem. Did you make sure the two rubber nipple plastics were in properly? Those plastic rubber pieces is what makes the button bounce back.
I would try to take it out and double check those rubbers since thats probably why is sticking. Which codes are you getting?
@@CrazyCarMods I made sure the two rubber parts were there. Ignition fuse got corrupted somehow? Anyway, thanks! I have 2011 335i e93 M Sport convertible, 50k mikes.
Please make video of Range Rover evque please I want change my button start stop thanks
Cheers!
Umm.....Thanks, Dude. I was really skeptical. My button on my 2013 7 series was different....just 2 rails/brackets at 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock instead of 4. But the old button pops right out and new button bracket popped right in.
What about the custom ring?
I had to take it out because it gets on the way when installing the new button and I didn't put it back because it did really match.
One of the plunger shaped rubber pieces fell into the abyss so I'm going to a junk yard to pull a few out of some cars tomorrow. Works fine with just one but it's easier to push now.
genius
Does it also work the same way with a BMW e 92 , 320i start stop button ? Did anybody try it ?
Thank hoy very much. I was about to dismantel the whole dashboard
This didn’t work for me. I tried the putty glue and max strength tape nothing - any suggestions welcome
Doing this shit today you got me dying 🤣
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How did it go?
How long do I let the glue dry before I take it off?
Just wait about a minute. And then when you pull, just pull straight and fast. Don't hesitate on pulling a little hard, don't worry you wont brake anything.
@@CrazyCarMods I put it on and it looks fire bro ty
Hey that's what's up man.
You gonna love the next mod coming up, I love it. Super 🔥
It will complement the interior of the car perfectly ànd it's good on the packets too. Stay tune bro 👍
Super easy fix, don't be afraid to do it yourself. Saved me a lot of time.
Worked perfectly on my 2006 e91.
Thanks man!
I want to do it but I’m scared…
Do it, Your going to love it every time you start the car 😉
Just make sure to put those 2 little rubber pieces back correctly, align the button in and you'll be good. 👍
Idk.. my blue button came in today.....but I'm scared to do this! It seems like a 50/50 chance it does what it did for you or rips something out of my dash and then my car won't start and I'll be towing it to a dealer! 🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴
You'll be good. Just look out for those plastic little tabs. They definitely need to go back in for your start button to work.
@@CrazyCarMods i ended up just pulling the trim panel and doing it..... didn't feel like testing my luck! Thanks tho! Like the vids! 💯💯
He should mention this does not work on all models. My will not come out with Glue or tape. Some model you have to remove the Trim, But good trick if you have that type of Button.
LMAO Go figure I used the glue stick and it just rips off every time
kind of a crazy method but it works, lol
My glue sitck is coming off
Clean the button itself with alcohol and let it dry. Then when attaching the glue stick to the button, don’t move it so it can adhere well. Also when melting the glue stick don’t let the glue burn (just melt it a little bit)
When sticking it to the button press firmly and don’t move the glue stick.
Lastly, wait at least a minute or two, before pulling it out.
Or just simply, follow the steps above and try 2 or even 3 glue sticks together to get more pulling surface.
Hope that helps, good luck. 👍
@@helezisrael7482 I mean if the button is junk anyway you could also try scuffing it up a little with a scuff pad before wiping it with alcohol and applying glue. Will be able to adhere better. I also like the idea of using 3 glue sticks or the automotive glue sticks for paintless dent removal you can find on Amazon. Very strong glue.
Omg ..all this time 🤦🏽♂️
Makes it so much easier 🤯
wtf lol
😂
Haha why complicate such a easy thing?