*Glenn*

Have a great day Kerry From Glenn & the Team @ B.M.W Ltd

Admin has changed things Dave because of some of the picture sizes being uploaded on the forum. You can now only upload pictures with a pixel width of 800. I suggest Steve resize to 800 X 600 and it should all work. BTW: I'd like to see more pictures as well. I've been following this thread with interest.

Have a realy great day Tony From Glenn & the Team @ B.M.W Ltd

Have a great day From Glenn & the Team

Into week 10 ATM... week 11 starts Monday. Coping a little better too. I realy didn't think it would be that hard. It would be a lot easier for younger people who haven't smoked for so many years. BTW: The last cigarette I have ever touched was at 3.00am Monday the 20th September 2010 I've also saved $2,244.oo

Please text 306 and donate $3 for our freinds down at Greymouth

In 1986 I had one of these fitted to my brand new Toyota Celica GT, cost me over $3,000 for carry pack & hands free

Towing it home is the only legal way to do it Jack

Get Robinson Instrument Services in Sales Street to check the cluster first

You have identified a connection problem....fix it

No they are not the same. E30 rear and E36 318Ti rear are though

Have a really great day Mark From Glenn & the Team @ B.M.W Ltd

Try this : http://www.bimmersport.co.nz/forums/index....showtopic=27622

Needs to be scanned for the engine fault. There is no trans resevoir

A faulty air mass sensor can do that. Being intermittent makes it hard to diagnose accurately though

Ive replaced heaps or resistor blocks (not an easy one to do) but I've never done that..or had to replace one. Can check on Monday... dont have TIS at home

No offence intended Brad.. however I think you are way out of your depth with this type of project, especialy with the skill levels you are showing in some of your threads.. By all means have a go, but I'm sure it's going to end up in "Heartache Hotel"... I'd have to write a book to try and help you with this.. I suggest you research it more on the web.

All the time... get a new one...its a very common problem

Your probably better off than him for it as well You'll survive without a father....he'll probably struggle

Its actually a fox and about the 6th repost CLOSED

Nothing to do with fuses Lukan... the warning light is on. To the OP: it needs to be scanned to determine the fault. Repair and then erase the fault code with the scanner

Probably the occupancy sensor.. could just be a coincidence

You need to weld a large washer on the head of the bolt so that it doesn't damage or jam in your plastic clutch pedal...have a look you will see what I mean Rich

Didn't buy mine .. came as a gift from UUC with the flywheel

The best tip / advice I can give you is : Get a prepurchase inspection done by a Dealer or a BMW Independent Specialist.... no one else