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BMW Accessories with No Instructions

bobs_one

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So, I have a new 2024 GSA that I am farkling. I decided that I really like the BMW valve cover guards, so I ordered a set from my dealer.
BMW Valve Guide Covers

When I got them home and opened the box, the valve covers and hardware are in there, but the installation instructions consist of a piece of paper which says, "Installation instructions are downloadable from ASAP or are on RSD". Since I haven't subscribed to ASAP and they no longer sell the RSD to mere mortals, how am I supposed to get the installation instructions.

I suppose I could go to the dealer and ask them to print them off, but that's another trip out there.
 
A lot of accessories are being shipped now a days without a written instruction sheet but check to see if there a a code you can scan with your phone in the box or on the side of the box with a link to instructions.
 
A lot of accessories are being shipped now a days without a written instruction sheet but check to see if there a a code you can scan with your phone in the box or on the side of the box with a link to instructions.
Not a fan of this. Not a fan of “pictographic” instructions either. :dunno
OM
 
I don't think any BMW accessories I've ordered have ever come with any sort of instructions. I'm guessing it goes along with BMW no longer selling service manuals, as they want us to believe the bikes they sell in recent years are much too complicated for anyone other than a factory trained/certified service to deal with.

I've used the service CD and exploded parts diagrams to install everything.
 
I don't think any BMW accessories I've ordered have ever come with any sort of instructions. I'm guessing it goes along with BMW no longer selling service manuals, as they want us to believe the bikes they sell in recent years are much too complicated for anyone other than a factory trained/certified gas grill big box store assemblers to deal with.

I've used the service CD and exploded parts diagrams to install everything.
FTFY. :brad
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