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160 messages, Last post on Mar 16, 2009 at 8:45 PM
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| I have a 95 318ti manual 5 speed, It continues to pop out of first gear, my understanding is that this was because of a manufacturing defect of these transmissions. Last night we were finally rear ended due to this problem, I know that this problem was wide spread with this model,has anyone ever pursued this problem with BMW of North America? Because the dealers don't care and I really don't want to spend $3000 for a new tranny. HELP | |
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Replying to: jpsu1 (Jun 14, 1999 11:20 pm) |
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Hi, I m getting a used BMW Ti 95 model automatic(109783 miles) sports package sunroof black on black with a 10 cd changer and great condition overall for 4000$. Someone in my office is selling it. I drove it and ran just fine. I m looking to sell my Mitsubishi Galant 94(sports ls model) and buy the BMW, though my Galant is a 4 door and very very cool car(with sunroof et all). Would this be a wise decision? Just want to get that BMW feeling. Though the car is compact, yet has that remarkable style...the only thing i feel its slightly underpowered, after driving my galant (168 hp, 2.4 L) what should i check for before going in for purchase? Any suggestions,,,,plz help as i am planning to purchase this sunday. Thanks in advance, -Ash.
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Have the car checked out by a BMW mechanic. He (or she) will let you know if it is a good car to buy. Is the car you're buying stick or automatic?
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Replying to: nyccarguy (Apr 28, 2006 8:11 pm) |
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I have a 318ti and I have experienced some overheating. A mechanic told me that my electric a/c condenser fan does not turn on all the time when it should. I am going to replace it, but I understand there is a metal fan blade I could install that runs on the belt drive? Does this replace the electric fan?
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Replying to: chucky_dogg (Jul 18, 2006 1:43 pm) |
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I was told by a mechanic that it takes 2 hours to replace the electric cooling fan between the radiator and engine. Then, I was told by div2 that it I could replace it myself in 5 minutes. Who is correct? I don't really want to pay for two extra hours of labor if I can replace it in a matter of minutes. Thanks.
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Replying to: chucky_dogg (Jul 26, 2006 5:11 am) |
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