🛠️ QKPARTS 20x BMW E46 E90 E91 X5 Interior Trim Moulding Clip Door Retainer Kit 07149158194: High-Quality OEM Replacement for a Perfect Fit! Review

Glad to find them at Revain. They're a little difficult to put on. I'm a little broken; However, I only needed four, so I had plenty of extras to work with. I'm glad my door panel is finally fixed.

I bought some original parts in FCP Euro for my E90 driver's door. They cost about $2 each. These are almost identical. I will never buy these OE clips again. 20 of them should be enough for a whole car life.

Had to file down the sides then pinch with pliers to get them into the door slots. They would break the slots if I tried to put them in any other way. Then attaching the actual fairing part cost a lot of effort. I recommend anyone who isn't on a budget to go OEM. But it works for those who do.

If you own a BMW E46 you've probably changed your windows more than once. Removing trim pieces to remove door panels is bound to crack some of these plastic inserts with age. I bought this pack to fix some broken clips and they worked great. I recommend everyone to have a few with you if you have an old E46.

Perfect replacement door panel clips for my 2006 BMW 325 (and others). It's a lot cheaper than a BMW. Be sure to insert the clips into the door first (you may need to clamp them with pliers) and press the panel into the clips. This may seem obvious to some, but putting them on the fairing and trying to push the fairing into place can damage it, and if you own a BMW you know it's going to cost you $$$.

Used on E46. In the end it worked, but not with more effort than it should have. The end of the connector (the side that goes into the door panel) is larger than the OEM. This is both for and against. The benefit is that it will be a very strong and snug fit. The downside is that it was painful to insert into the gap in the door panel. Had to use a rubber mallet to push it in flush. Another problem is that if I need to replace them, they will be incredibly difficult to remove. The end where the

I bought these to replace one of the clips holding the wood paneling on the driver's door of my E92 which has cracked over time. These clips look exactly like the one I was trying to replace, but they were too big to fit in the hole where the original clip was (and I tried to press pretty hard). To make matters worse, the metal pin on the wooden board didn't fit in the clamp: I stuck it halfway in before it took so much effort that I had to stop. It was also nearly impossible to remove the clip