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Hi Hi Andrew
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Definitely, I cannot understand where the cash comes from....... Scratch that, I work on FS, I do. Sent from my SM-N9600 using Tapatalk
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Wanted: Style 37s or rarer still, E39 18" Style 32s (staggered set)
d_a_n1979 replied to d_a_n1979's topic in Wheels & Tyres
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Mines a 2010, 60k miles. Sorry to hear that yours has gone bang. I'll be interested to hear how you get it fixed. Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk
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Hi it is 2011 and 105000 miles manual
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Fairly surprising that you managed to start the car and get it to the garage with slipped valve timing and multiple broken bits in the gear! I’d have thought that if it started at all the noise would quickly make you stop it.
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Bump with price drop - surely someone wants a cheap E61!
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Lol I meant the metal on your estate.
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S8 discontinued for now so no leases.... Sent from my SM-N9600 using Tapatalk
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I gave up on android and just bought an old iPhone for the car too.
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Wanted: Style 37s or rarer still, E39 18" Style 32s (staggered set)
The Flying Banana replied to d_a_n1979's topic in Wheels & Tyres
its a shame 32s in 18" for an E39 are hard to get .. I had a mint staggered set from an E38 but I think getting the centres milled out is a hassle .. the guy I gave them too might still have them -
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A quick thank you for all the contribution above which has allowed me to successfully fit a dash cam to my G30. I used F59 to save interfering with any existing fuses. Job done, thanks again
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possibly yeah driving assistance tech should be the best available . Nice seats and speakers are always optional but in the case of Boeing apparently there is a warning light when two sensors reading the same parameter disagree - and that is an option
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May I ask please what year and milage your car is? I have a 520d manual also [emoji33] Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk
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Here we go again... 2002 E39 530i Sport Touring - Japanese import
d_a_n1979 replied to d_a_n1979's topic in Projects
Do you know what, after giving it the detail & attention today and taking the pictures, you might be on to something And yes, 18s will be the finishing touch -
Help - A cyclist broke my wing mirror (deliberately)
sharkfan replied to TheDarkLord's topic in General Discussion
In these days of knife carrying loons you make your decisions based on all the priorities in your life; to suggest I'm not man enough suggests you feel you are so well done to you. I know enough, have seen enough, and value my peace enough to make different decisions than you. I didn't say I popped his tyres, it was perhaps a factor that he nearly crashed into me almost without realising it as well as tearing across an amber light in such a hurry to get away from me. If you get in a car and don't realise you have three flat tyres then I think your powers of observation are already putting everyone at significant risk including pedestrians and yourself. -
Here we go again... 2002 E39 530i Sport Touring - Japanese import
Loadmaster replied to d_a_n1979's topic in Projects
Looks superb Dan. 18s will be icing on the cake, so to speak. I think you should reconsider your thoughts of removing the tints... -
Photos Added - Gloss Grey Interior Trim Set + Part Set - £80
stu08 replied to stu08's topic in Parts & Breakers
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I think given where safety is going, Driving assistant plus should be standard across the range...you get that on a middle spec Golf!
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Where are you as I have the westfalia module and can wire it in?
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Help - A cyclist broke my wing mirror (deliberately)
Chu replied to TheDarkLord's topic in General Discussion
Bit shitty that popping tyres..what if he didnt realize and crashed into a pedestrian. If you aint man enough to face up to someone then move on. -
It could be a lot worse. In all fairness a "poverty spec" Beemer is perfectly safe from the New York Times Doomed Jets Lacked 2 Key Safety Features That Boeing Sold as Extras As the pilots of the doomed Boeing jets in Ethiopia and Indonesia fought to control their planes, they lacked two notable safety features in their cockpits. One reason: Boeing charged extra for them. For Boeing and other aircraft manufacturers, the practice of charging to upgrade a standard plane can be lucrative. Top airlines around the world must pay handsomely to have the jets they order fitted with customized add-ons. Sometimes these optional features involve aesthetics or comfort, like premium seating, fancy lighting or extra bathrooms. But other features involve communication, navigation or safety systems, and are more fundamental to the plane’s operations. Many airlines, especially low-cost carriers like Indonesia’s Lion Air, have opted not to buy them — and regulators don’t require them. Now, in the wake of the two deadly crashes involving the same jet model, Boeing will make one of those safety features standard as part of a fix to get the planes in the air again.
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Lol. I'm keen to read what they do about the bridge seals. They can harden and leak which is what contributes to loss of pressure which leads to clutch slip. @RightHandGoose got his done and as far as I'm aware his box is still going strong.
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Should be interesting. Maybe you should send them your DIY guides?
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Not too hard when you know a decent engineering firm
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By andycstokes · Posted
Mines a 2010, 60k miles. Sorry to hear that yours has gone bang. I'll be interested to hear how you get it fixed.
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Fairly surprising that you managed to start the car and get it to the garage with slipped valve timing and multiple broken bits in the gear! I’d have thought that if it started at all the noise would quickly make you stop it. -
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