briancol

Obviously repairing BMW's is a very lucrative occupation if you can afford to retire at your age Glenn.(Unlike selling them)

That's my sort of guy

That hasn't stopped you before Glenn, so come on, out with a few. Perhaps the one about the best engine in the world?

Am I getting some sort of reputation here ?? I thought you always had that reputation Glenn.

Would this have anything to do with ABS pumps Glenn?

Norm, First thig you should do is go back to the dealer who sold you the car. If he stated that BMW would honour the manufactures warranty, then get them to show proof of this. If they can't and you can prove what they said originally, (it must be in writing) then you will have the basis for a case at the Motor vehicle dealers tribunal. Secondly, if you want a warranty, them pm me. I can do 3 year Driveright warranties for your car and save you $300.00.

That will be the problem then. Thanks for the help.

A student at Sheffield Hallam University has created a unique cardboard bicycle, which aims to reduce thefts and encourage people to get out of their cars and 'on their bikes'. http://www.shu.ac.uk/art/design/news/cardboardbike.html Will these get you out of your Beemers?

"Moderator's Forum?" This was in the ordinary forum, or can the moderators have their own threads in there that are only accesible to other moderators?

This occurs when I try to go into one or two of the forum topics.

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Thanks for that Mr. Miller, I've printed that out and it looks like it might save me a bit in technician's fees.

I'm in total agreement with that Glenn.Shane "IFIX4U" is probable one of the best servicemen about.

Good one Glenn.

Well Yasthil, if you live in East Auckland, you should try and make out meetings at the Garrisons bar every third Thursday of each month and meet some of the local members.

Then why in the title did you call it a "clean and tidy M5"?

What is wrong with you bunch of whingers. Just because you own a BMW you think you are a cut above everyone else. You obviously know SFA about selling cars in this country. There is nothing wrong with the photos of this M5. So who cares if the photos were taken in England. This happens, that's how us dealers buy our cars. The car is probably not even in the country yet but the owner just wants to get it sold as quickly as possible. Several of you complained about pics of a 318Ti for sale that I posted. Complained that the photos were taken in Japan, big deal. It's time some here got off their high horses and took a big dose of humility, your total ignorance is apparent in your postings. Rant over!

Looks like you have found yourself a nice car Yasthil.

Take your car to Glenn at Botany Motor Worx, behind the BP station Cnr Ormiston Rd. & Te Irirangi Dve. in Botany Sth.Glenn is a forum sponser and will see you right.

But how long are the voters going to put up with his constant deceiving?

So what was wrong with the car that you didn't go ahead with the purchase?

They have no need for heaters in Singapore, so rather than remove the heaters it is a lot easier to stop the coolant from flowing. No other reason.

This is turning into a real "whodunit" Bimmersport CID at their best.

Some one has already mentioned heaters in this thread, and in my experiance, this has been a major problem with ex Singaporean cars. If a car has a heater installed (and most have) then the Singaporeans usually block off the water line to the heater radiator. The first problem you will face is finding exactly where this blockage has been placed and removing it. Then comes the next big problem. Because the heater radiator has not had water flowing through it, and usually just has the old water sitting in it, it is usually pretty rusted out. Give it a short time of use and suddenly the front floor of the car will fill up with coolant, and the heating radiator will need to be replaced.

Third Thursday of each month at Garrisons, so will expect to see you there next month.