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What use is the changer? put your 6 cds in the CD player and it'll rip them to the hard drive for you.
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What use is the changer? put your 6 cds in the CD player and it'll rip them to the hard drive for you.
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You are, of course, only considering CD's there. And I agree in that respect. In fact, I found it immensley handy I could transfer my USB stick onto the HDD too, so I have a massive collection of well ripped music on my HDD in the car.
However, it is a DVD changer, and I would find that useful for filling up with DVD's. Not for me, as I'm obviously driving. But for the kids or the wife. Usually the kids though. Firing the DVD's in the changer would be handy. To me at least.
And yes, assuming you had video in motion coded to the car. But even if not, I have found myself in the car, sitting parked, with the kids, and wished I had more than just the Bob The Builder DVD with me.
You could have stumbled onto a new type of fuel, next time dilute the substance into the
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AUC dealer is not willing to replace the tyres each at 4mm, which is right on their BMW Approved threshold 
How many miles can I expect to get out of these before they need changing? Annoying thing is if it was a Sytner dealership I know they'd change them without question.
How many miles can I expect to get out of these before they need changing? Annoying thing is if it was a Sytner dealership I know they'd change them without question.
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Does anyone know a good place to tap into for hard wiring a dash cam in an e60?
I poked around in the glove compartment fuse box with a multimeter but all the fuses seem to be permanently live and not ignition switchable?
I poked around in the glove compartment fuse box with a multimeter but all the fuses seem to be permanently live and not ignition switchable?
AUC dealer is not willing to replace the tyres each at 4mm, which is right on their BMW Approved threshold
Backs not all that long....fronts ehhhh....longer
AUC dealer is not willing to replace the tyres each at 4mm, which is right on their BMW Approved threshold
Walk away then. That would be a deal breaker for me.
Presumably on a relatively new X3, they would be 18" at the minimum (granted I guess some may have 17's). That's probably in excess of a further £800 not too far down the road. I personally wouldn't entertain the vehicle without new tyres when the current ones are at the AUC threshold.
Those codes are for an air leak. Usually on the intake boot elbow.
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Picked myself up an incredibly clean 328i e36 today. 
FSH, 130k on the clock which isn't bad for a 19 year old car, pulls really well.
Absolutely in love with it, plan to put some contours/RC041's on it, remove the front yellow tint and give her a good polish and I'll be dead happy.
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FSH, 130k on the clock which isn't bad for a 19 year old car, pulls really well.Absolutely in love with it, plan to put some contours/RC041's on it, remove the front yellow tint and give her a good polish and I'll be dead happy.
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Yep, that's exactly where the hole is. Got a new one on order and have just unplugged the maf for now, bit cheaper than it could have been!
Picked myself up an incredibly clean 328i e36 today.
Absolutely in love with it, plan to put some contours/RC041's on it, remove the front yellow tint and give her a good polish and I'll be dead happy.
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Pics no worky. Out of interest, how much did you pay?
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They're working on my screen ha. Maybe try these:
£1700 is what I paid for her. It's had a new clutch, water pump etc. all done in the last few months also. LSD fitted too.
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Yes 100% that was your issue.
When fitting it go slow when tightening up jubilee clamps. If you go fast the hose sometimes slips and you tighten it with the hose wonky which lets air in. Make sure it's seated.
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Picked myself up an incredibly clean 328i e36 today.
Absolutely in love with it, plan to put some contours/RC041's on it, remove the front yellow tint and give her a good polish and I'll be dead happy.
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Looks tidy :) have a real soft spot for the E36, shame that I doubt I'll ever own an E36 M3 as the prices seem to be going through the roof. Hope it treats you well.
Check out the brake light switch and the wheel speed sensors ,both can cause it to play silly buggers.
The cruise doesn't work on my e39 530i but given it worked perfectly on my old 528i but I never used it, I've not bothered to investigate as to why it's dead in the 530.
Picked myself up an incredibly clean 328i e36 today.
Absolutely in love with it, plan to put some contours/RC041's on it, remove the front yellow tint and give her a good polish and I'll be dead happy.
Love this, doesn't even look rusty at the back
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It's pretty much rust free all over, it's stunning! Very hard to find in such condition.
And yeah the e36 m3's are increasing in price, they're turning into real classics now and the better nick I keep this in the more the value should increase too.