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Instructions for Removing the Front Fender

Model: BMW Serie 7 MK 2, MK 3, E32, E38 - Years 1986-1994
Part: Body

To remove the front fender, first remove the hood (the hood hinge support bracket is located on the edge of the fender) and the bumper (one of the mounting pins is located right behind the turn signal).
Once the hood and bumper are removed, unscrew the pins along the hood closing edge, remove the push clips inside the front door pillar, take off the plastic trim clip on the lower edge of the fender, and unscrew the underlying bolt. Finally, remove the plastic cover under the floor pan and unscrew the last two fender mounting pins.

Updated on 14 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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