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Sorted your title for you Allan

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/entertainment/news/article.cfm?c_id=1501119&objectid=11422662

They can't rust Allan... they have a built in recycling spray system built in which covers everything with oil. This prevents the leaking water from starting or creating rust issues

The hits will be there for ever... these pieces of sh*t recycle water and oil quicker than a whore emptying your wallet. Then again the whore is your car emptying your wallet. If your concerned about maintenance and economy ... buy a Toyota and join a different forum or buy any of the 6 cylinder versions and enjoy the experience.

Radio is all world. Nav needs a hardware change. Check with Joe@Eurosurgeon

Squeaky brakes on your car is not normal if quality parts are used. When the car goes through compliance they will often change the brakes with crap quality components and they also never ever change the progressive wear sensors. Give me a call in the morning... (09) 2722546 Glenn

No.... I never said that... there were four scenarios I mentioned... access, body mass, experience and the right tools

The only thing that prevents this repair being carried out in a reasonable time is if there are any modifications to the vehicle in this area, the repairers body mass, lack of vehicle repair experience, or the right tools to do it. I'm 65 and I can see all the screws and get the correct tool onto each screw in seconds. Body mass is probably the biggest issue.

Sulco sell them

A new set is less than your asking price

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So many "Long Life" Items for BMW's..... batteries are not one of them.... and most of the others aren't either

I agree... would only be relevant if the car was not running.

If you have to start looking in those areas.....it's too late. Get someone to check it properly before it gets to that stage.

The 6's are much better vehicles and nicer to drive, but they do have there own issues. But nowhere like those of the 4 cylinder variety

The most common Oil leaks from: Oil filler cap Rocker cover Brake vacuum pump Oil filter remote housing Vanos solenoid seals Camshaft position sensor seals Sump gasket Over pressurization of crankcase due to blocked / collapsed breather hoses and PCV valve Water leaks: Radiator Expansion tank Radiator cap Water pump Thermostat housing All coolant & heater hoses and associated plastic fittings Rear cylinder head coolant plate

No manufacturer has ever built one of those models yet

I really feel sorry for you owning one of these

Was it in it's original unopened and labelled container ? I won't accept anything that has been opened from anyone unless I'm buying second hand

The brand of the brake parts might help Sam

Don't even consider one of these pieces of sh*t. They recycle oil and water all over our high ways , your garage, your drive way and my workshop for our grandchildren to acknowledge that BMW was into recycling. Maybe BMW think all this sh*t going into our drains and storm water canals is one of the appropriate ways to do this Go for a E46 or E90 6 cylinder version

Yes we can... but it's more likely a fault with yours. We can check it for you and diagnose what the intermittent fault is

Can do... I'm here at 7.00

Check here : http://bimmersport.co.nz/topic/16188-automotive-certifiers/

Can do tomorrow (FREE) for the scan. Ring me in the morning. (09) 2722546 any time after 6.30am