22 Apr 2010 at 19:36 #21 PMKeates PMKeates Soldato Joined 16 Jul 2004 Posts 14,075 easyrider said: No its genuine problem that should be really addressed. You don't know about swirl flaps? Click to expand... I know what swirl flaps are.
easyrider said: No its genuine problem that should be really addressed. You don't know about swirl flaps? Click to expand... I know what swirl flaps are.
22 Apr 2010 at 19:36 #22 Phate Phate Caporegime Joined 1 Nov 2003 Posts 35,701 Location Lisbon, Portugal easyrider said: They get sucked into the engine and total it. Usually at a cost of 11,000 for a new engine. Click to expand... Ah.... Now that would be annoying
easyrider said: They get sucked into the engine and total it. Usually at a cost of 11,000 for a new engine. Click to expand... Ah.... Now that would be annoying
22 Apr 2010 at 19:38 #23 easyrider easyrider Caporegime OP Joined 24 Dec 2005 Posts 40,241 Location Autonomy PMKeates said: I know what swirl flaps are. Click to expand...
22 Apr 2010 at 19:43 #24 Muffin` Muffin` Caporegime Joined 21 Apr 2004 Posts 33,237 Location Bristol oh **** he's back!
22 Apr 2010 at 19:44 #25 beermonster beermonster Soldato Joined 19 Oct 2002 Posts 3,164 Is this not covered by a recall or anything if it's such a common problem.
22 Apr 2010 at 19:48 #26 easyrider easyrider Caporegime OP Joined 24 Dec 2005 Posts 40,241 Location Autonomy beermonster said: Is this not covered by a recall or anything if it's such a common problem. Click to expand... No, BMW denies the problem. There have been case when they will pay for a replacement engine but the owner covers the labour charge if the car has a full BMW service history. The process can take months as every case is looked at individually.
beermonster said: Is this not covered by a recall or anything if it's such a common problem. Click to expand... No, BMW denies the problem. There have been case when they will pay for a replacement engine but the owner covers the labour charge if the car has a full BMW service history. The process can take months as every case is looked at individually.
22 Apr 2010 at 20:22 #27 Justintime Justintime Soldato Joined 24 Jul 2006 Posts 8,876 Location Hoddesdon, London, UK No worries with my E90 right?
22 Apr 2010 at 20:24 #28 easyrider easyrider Caporegime OP Joined 24 Dec 2005 Posts 40,241 Location Autonomy Justintime said: No worries with my E90 right? Click to expand... http://www.swirlflaps.co.uk/is-my-car-affected.html
Justintime said: No worries with my E90 right? Click to expand... http://www.swirlflaps.co.uk/is-my-car-affected.html
22 Apr 2010 at 20:31 #29 antijoke antijoke Caporegime Joined 28 Jan 2003 Posts 40,033 Location England 330i.
22 Apr 2010 at 20:37 #30 Justintime Justintime Soldato Joined 24 Jul 2006 Posts 8,876 Location Hoddesdon, London, UK easyrider said: http://www.swirlflaps.co.uk/is-my-car-affected.html Click to expand... Phew, mines an 06 and manual.
easyrider said: http://www.swirlflaps.co.uk/is-my-car-affected.html Click to expand... Phew, mines an 06 and manual.
22 Apr 2010 at 20:38 #31 Gaijin Gaijin Soldato Joined 18 Feb 2003 Posts 8,616 Location Brighton/West Wicklow easyrider said: They get sucked into the engine and total it. Usually at a cost of 11,000 for a new engine. Click to expand... Ouch. You can get a new crate evo 9 engine for less than half that
easyrider said: They get sucked into the engine and total it. Usually at a cost of 11,000 for a new engine. Click to expand... Ouch. You can get a new crate evo 9 engine for less than half that
22 Apr 2010 at 20:43 #32 Justintime Justintime Soldato Joined 24 Jul 2006 Posts 8,876 Location Hoddesdon, London, UK How odd, a few minutes ago it said All BMW diesels from 2001-2005 are potentially affected, generally older manuals arent affected but all automatic models are affected. The safest way is to remove the manifold and check for the mechanism. Click to expand... Now it says: All BMW diesels from 2001-present are potentially affected, generally older manuals arent affected but all automatic models are affected. The safest way is to remove the manifold and check for the mechanism. Click to expand...
How odd, a few minutes ago it said All BMW diesels from 2001-2005 are potentially affected, generally older manuals arent affected but all automatic models are affected. The safest way is to remove the manifold and check for the mechanism. Click to expand... Now it says: All BMW diesels from 2001-present are potentially affected, generally older manuals arent affected but all automatic models are affected. The safest way is to remove the manifold and check for the mechanism. Click to expand...
24 Apr 2010 at 10:24 #33 easyrider easyrider Caporegime OP Joined 24 Dec 2005 Posts 40,241 Location Autonomy Gaijin said: Ouch. You can get a new crate evo 9 engine for less than half that Click to expand...