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Old 12-22-2006, 06:03 AM   #1
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1. What does the thing, rectangled in pink, do? The drivers side one has been cut and the wires on the square shaped object are too short to connect up.

2. I took one out of a 316i from a salvage yard from the passenger side door handle, can I put that into the drivers side door handle?
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Probably the door lock defrost. Just a guess though.
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some of the bmws have a function that when u lift the handle it turns the interior light on as well
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