BMW X3 CID screen display part 8.8” F25 2009 2017 ALPINE AL2566 LCD NBT EVO

BMW X3 F25 2009 2017 centre console information CID display screen LCD  Does your screen have lines or missing pixels across the front that prevent clear viewing? Replace the specific broken screen that needs replacing in you dashboard. BMW will only provide the complete assembly at a significant cost. Reduce the cost of your repair by changing the screen inside the central infomation display unit. The display unit needs to be removed from the dash and the screen replaced inside. No coding is necessary by replacing the component part.The replacement screen provided is the original equiptment as fitted inside the unit. Listing is for a 8.8" screen, if you need the smaller 6.5" version please click HERE.  Shipping  Shipping will be completed the same day if purchasing before 4 PM.FREE NEXT DAY shipping is applied to this listing in the UK (No upgrade needed at checkout).International orders are welcome for additional £15 standard delivery 10-15 days. Compatibility BMW X3 F25 (06/2009 — 08/2017) Fitted with screen 8.8" screen as imaged, applicable part numbers: If you believe this will fit your vehicle remove the screen module from your car and check the code on the back if it references "8.8 CID" and open and check the screen vs image on the listing, it will likely be compatible. Please message me to confirm prior to order to confirm. Codes on back of screen module: BMW 8.8 CID F25 ALPINE AL2566 BM 9370870BM 9329953BM 9329953BM 9294300BM 9289584BM 9231320BM937087001WBM 9370870 01 WBM937087001BM 937087001BM 9329953 04 9BM 9329953049BM932995304965509370870655093656666550932995365509294300655092895846550923132065506822625 Instruction Basic instruction for guidance – No liability is accepted for loss or damage by following the guide below.: Remove the trim panel with AC vents and Start Button by gently prying from the bottom with a nylon trim tool if needed to loosen and pull the panel straight out. Unscrew the 2, T20 Torx screws from the bottom left and right of the display housing Unplug the purple connector (the worst part of the DIY). There is a tab on the side to push in and it takes a lot of force and wiggling to pull it off the back of the display. Separate the black trim piece from the display assembly by gently prying the side and bottom black tabs up over the short metal posts unscrew the Phillips screw next to the connector holding the LCD panel and circuit board assembly Remove the circuit board from the flexible metal brackets on the back of the LCD panel Disconnect the small and large ribbon cables connecting the LCD panel to the circuit board that has the connection by lifting up the locking black flaps Move over the 4 sticky pads from the old LCD panel to the new one. Connect the new LCD panel to the circuit board through the small and large ribbon cables. Make sure the ribbon cables are fully seated and the tabs on the cables match up with the indentations on the connectors before locking the cables in place. Attach the circuit board to the back of the LCD panel into the metal brackets and assemble the display housing. Install it back into the car in the reverse of removal. If you get a message on the display saying "no signal" or something similar, do a system reset by pressing and holding the volume knob for ~30 seconds.