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Originally Posted by MarcoZandrini
Go to www.realoem.com and enter the last 7 characters of the car's vehicle identification number. Hit enter and bookmark the page. Scroll down to audio/nav and get the part number for the screen in your car. Also, click on the part # (it's a link) and see what other years and models used the same screen. Replacing the screen should not be difficult. I think it's held in place with 2 screws. |
Resurrecting an old thread. I'm trying to replace my idrive screen, too, due to the bubbling. I tried your real oem thing but it give a long list of part numbers but at the bottom it says the part is no longer available. It seems replacing this thing is difficult. I haven't been able to find a reasonably priced replacement. When I have found used ones, they already have bubbles starting. Did they all bubble like this?