totoseow;1085091 said:actually the answer is not cost savings.....its tell wife I go jb service car....then go blue wave zhang jui!
Oilman;1085096 said:Question: why do these BMWs need so much repairs?
I had a used E46 for more than six years, until one week before the COE expired. The single biggest tab (at J4C) was like... $2k? Soft top operated daily, red-lined the engine, even brought the car to Sepang once. You couldn't pay me to go to some dodgy workshop based on a "forum bro" recommendation.
totoseow said:actually the answer is not cost savings.....its tell wife I go jb service car....then go blue wave zhang jui!
Oilman said:You couldn't pay me to go to some dodgy workshop based on a "forum bro" recommendation.
MW;1085095 said:I go up north to r2d. He charged me sing $ not ringgit leh.
christopher ngo;1085099 said:You are lucky. I repair quite alot after take over my E60. Nearly 18k for fully restore from lawm mover into BMW.
Chasis, suspension parts nearly 90% replacement. Audio replacement blah blah blah.......
But i forgot all cost when i drive it.
Driving experience with smile = PRICELESS!
christopher ngo;1085099 said:You are lucky. I repair quite alot after take over my E60. Nearly 18k for fully restore from lawm mover into BMW.
Chasis, suspension parts nearly 90% replacement. Audio replacement blah blah blah.......
But i forgot all cost when i drive it.
Driving experience with smile = PRICELESS!
totoseow said:....instead of cat cunt cat cock..
totoseow;1085105 said:that's the way. buy 2nd hand cannot expect brand new experience. n drive bmw means just spend the money sort our the problem....instead of cat cunt cat cock..
jonleeck;1085109 said:u not cheapo..but rear bird become chicken!
Viper Warrior;1085045 said:Yes saving a few ks to repair up North is good saving provided you know the ws well and they are really good. But when things starts to go wrong, the time and energy to sort this mess I think is not worth it.
raymysterio;1084855 said:Hi bros,
Need to seek some advice.
I did the overhaul of my gearbox up north when the red rambutan warning came and the workshop advise on doing the overhaul with the replacement of the clutch plates and solenoids. Proceed to did the change and everything seems ok.
6 months down the road, the gearbox red warning came up again, this time i thought it may be due to the previous overhaul that was not done properly and went back to the workshop. The workshop told me need to change the valve body this time round.
It does not sound logical as I do not experience any jerking after the overhaul and isn't the overhaul and valve body change the same with the solenoids and clutch plate replacement?