Everything posted by btmaldon
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2009 320d M Sport Coupe - Warning Light
The triangle also comes up when your low on fuel.
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New Buyer Needing Comfort Level Info And Advice
I think you would be better off with an SE. I have the M Sport in the 3 Series and it can be too harsh at times. Pot holes are a nightmare and uneven road surfaces can be a bind. Also its quite a bit lower than the SE so getting in and out will be more difficult for an elderly person.
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Potential New Owner.. Advice Needed
They should never need replacing. Provided its had regular oil changes it should be fine. Far better than any belt driven engine.
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Urgent Help Needed - Bmw 330d M-sport Convertible
Could be a number of things but if they couldn't find the issue by looking over it is possibly the top mount on the rear shock.
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Potential New Owner.. Advice Needed
They are all Cam chains as far as I know. The problems experienced in the 3 Series were with the E90 series N47 Engines. As with any car just look for the usual things. Check there are no knocking noises coming from suspension and steering. Check for leakes etc. Pretty solid car otherwise.
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Hi All
Welcome to the Forum Shimal
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E90 320I Engine Warning Light Stays On, Car Feels Fine
The part will fix the 2af4, 2af2 and 2af6 issues. I didn't have the 30ae code. That looks like a new CAT. I don't know if a good quality fuel system cleaner and an Italian tune up may clear that.
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E90 320I Engine Warning Light Stays On, Car Feels Fine
Dan. This is the part you want: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMW-NOX-SENSOR-11787587130-/121711925016?hash=item1c56989718#ht_505wt_1275
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New Member Lowconiscliffe
Welcome along Jake
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New Member From West Midlands
Welcome alomg Dave. Hope you have better luck with this one.
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My M235i Now
It looks great. What does it cost to have a wrap like that done?
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E90 320I Engine Warning Light Stays On, Car Feels Fine
Its still worth getting the codes read. I had a similar issue. Light came on but no issue with the car. My code reader pointed to the Nitrogen Oxide Sensor. Emission's were fine so it was obviously only the sensor. I cleared the codes and it would do anything between 30 and 300 miles before coming on again after I kept clearing them. As BMW wanted £450 to fit a new one I bought one second hand off a car that had only done 5000 miles for £145. Got local garage to fit it as I couldn't get enough clearance under the car to fit it myself and have not had the issue since.
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A/c Stopped Working.
If there was no pressure in the system it wouldn't start up at all. Best get it checked by an Air con specialist. Don't go to BMW. They will charge you a fortune.
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E36 Uneven Tyre Wear
Best get it 4 wheel tracked and take it from there.
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Heater Problems..
If that doesn't work you probably have a lazy thermostat. A new one should do the trick
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New Member, Wiltshire
Welcome along David
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New Member From North Yorkshire.
Welcome along Neil. Look forward to seeing some piccies
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Another New Member
Welcome along Brian
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Hi There, Hope I Can Get Some Answers And Parts For My E46 330ci
Welcome along John. Nice looking car
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E 39
Have a look at this: http://forum.bmw5.co.uk/topic/60720-help-cruise-control-stopped-working/
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E 39
First off welcome along. The cruise control relies on a number of sensors and if any of these aren't working properly the system wont work. A good code reader should identify the issue. Have you got a friendly garage near you that will scan the system for free? I have experienced a similar boot lock issue with a Focus in the past although it may not be caused by the same problem. On the Focus the boot lock was affected by water ingress. I took it out and stripped it. Cleaned it all up including the connections to the motor and got it working again. I sprayed the electrics with electrical sealant and didn't have an issue again. Good luck with it.
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My M235i Now
Very nice Simon. What sort of paint is that? It looks matt in the photos but has a sort of pearlescent shading on my laptop screen.
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