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topazman

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Topic: Interesting Site
Posted: 29-October-2004 at 05:19

Just thought that those driving any of the following cars might find this site interesting E46 E39 E53 E52 E66 E85 E83 E38 the site is at this link http://members.roadfly.org/bmw_e46_m3/index.html

Enjoy

Topazman

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Toxic

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Posted: 29-October-2004 at 05:48

and I thought the E39 had problems..

Tom
E39 1997 523i
Oxford Green (Sold)
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ludo

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Posted: 29-October-2004 at 06:01

The S54 is very prone to breaking from what I read on american forums.

BMW are trying their best to reduce the occurence of the phenomenom, for exemple they brought the redline down on the new updated software for the E46/Mcoupe.

topazman

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Posted: 29-October-2004 at 06:46

Well it just goes to show that unless you complain about a problem BMW won't fix it or notify you of the problem and that fact that you can print of the problem on this site means that the dealer cannot tell you that its just all in your mind and if they say they don't know how to fix it you can show them the print out and shove it in their face

Toxic have you got all those keymemory functions installed in your car or did the dealer tell you that it wasn't possible??????

Topazman

Now 2004 M3 Coupe Silver Grey with all the bits

Toxic

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Posted: 29-October-2004 at 06:57

topazman wrote:

Toxic have you got all those keymemory functions installed in your car or did the dealer tell you that it wasn't possible??????

Topazman

What keymemory functions? I haven't read the full list yet...must go and do that now. Need to get off this pc and look at those alloys before the day is gone.

All my key remembers is that it goes in the ignition.

Tom
E39 1997 523i
Oxford Green (Sold)
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Toxic

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Posted: 29-October-2004 at 07:00

just looked at it there...first one on the list...nobody else gets behind the wheel so it's kinda pointless really.

And anyone that touches my climate control or changes from my Velvet Revolver CD, gets their hand chopped off.

Tom
E39 1997 523i
Oxford Green (Sold)
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topazman

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Posted: 29-October-2004 at 08:54

Toxic wrote:

just looked at it there...first one on the list...nobody else gets behind the wheel so it's kinda pointless really.

And anyone that touches my climate control or changes from my Velvet Revolver CD, gets their hand chopped off.

What about the Key Memory settings - Active Door Lock (above 5mph doors lock)and the Selective central locking(drivers door opens first and the rest are selected at the drivers choice)

Topazman

Now 2004 M3 Coupe Silver Grey with all the bits