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Just got these carbon hood vents from Cyba. Thank you Cyba. I would say the fitment is 99%. Almost prefect. I try to find some DIY for this. But I got nothing. So my girl helps me to make a own one. Enjoy it.

Try to post is the link is ok. Thank you. I dont know how to link it to youtube. so i just give uguys a link.

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Sweet! Thank you for posting :thumbsup:
pics dont work
Sorry. Guys. I did it in iPhone. When I go home I will fix it.
Thanks for the DIY. For install, I recommend putting the rubber piece on first (the piece under the hood that was taken out first in the vid), then the sliding piece, then finally the hood vent. Putting the rubber piece on 2nd or last is a PITA.
Excellent...thanks for posting!
pics of girl doing DIY plz lol

but yea thanks
Thread referenced by Crazy Bimmer in Carbon Fiber hood vents for 2010 M3 Cabriolet 08-14-2010
The problem I am having is putting the stock seals that are on the underside of the hood back on . The vents themselves are a breeze but how the hell do we get the seals back in ???? Ugh Any quick tips ?
sid33 wrote
The problem I am having is putting the stock seals that are on the underside of the hood back on . The vents themselves are a breeze but how the hell do we get the seals back in ???? Ugh Any quick tips ?
If you're talking about the rubber part that goes under the hood, you need to put them on first. Read a couple of post up of what I said.
Ahhh that might make sense ... I should try that ... thanks for the heads up ducman :thumbsup:
ducman wrote
If you're talking about the rubber part that goes under the hood, you need to put them on first. Read a couple of post up of what I said.
i just did this and WOW what a PITA is was at first... the second one took two seconds lol
Definitely wish I had seen this post before I attempted this. Then I wish I had seen the comments about putting the gasket on first. At least now I'm a pro :)
PITA is where you have to put the rubber pieces back. There's a trick to it :)
Leozap wrote
PITA is where you have to put the rubber pieces back. There's a trick to it :)
The only trick I needed was to put the rubber gaskets back on before the vent.
I just did mine but I didn't have to go under the hood. That seems way too much work. I just pried them up from the top, starting at the thin rim part (toward the front) and worked my way back (toward the windshield). There are tabs on windshield side so starting on that end would be too hard and could even break the OEM vent. My hood vents are from AutoTecknic and they don't fit 99%. I'd say 95% but still looks pretty good.
Snow M3 wrote
I just did mine but I didn't have to go under the hood. That seems way too much work. I just pried them up from the top, starting at the thin rim part (toward the front) and worked my way back (toward the windshield).
Same here.
first one took forever, but 2nd one took lest then 5 mins
Since your kind of on the topic, what is the purpose of the passenger side vent since its a closed rubber piece???
CCL16M3 wrote
Since your kind of on the topic, what is the purpose of the passenger side vent since its a closed rubber piece???
I just installed mine and I thought the same thing. Really considered not putting it back. It is true as all of the above posters said. Once you are tormented by the first one, the second one is annoyingly easy.
why would you change it? if it broke im sure you would order from the dealer and when you go pick it up they could put in on.
Thread referenced by kscarrol in M3 Bonnet air intakes 08-12-2011
thanks for the post i was about to f up my car
CCL16M3 wrote
Since your kind of on the topic, what is the purpose of the passenger side vent since its a closed rubber piece???
yeah anyone?