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my bmw is a 325 is and its been relly hard finding parts the only parts i found so fare are a tms cam and valve springs thats gonna run me and a bavarin autosport pistons…im looking for a super charger and as many parts as i can find…give me the best sites you know for bmw
www.dinancars.com they have lots of good stuff for bimmers. also saw a cool turbo kit but i dont remember where. check out the dinan supercharger kit.
s the bmw 5 Series and 3 series any good?
I am very interesting in the 2004 BMW 5 Series sedan and 2006 3 series, how is the car? in terms or quality, reliability, performance, safety, features?
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how much am I gonna pay monthly for this ? and yearly with gas, and maintenance? without insurance or depreciation included?
Decent cars, but expensive maintenance.
Cost of ownership depends on your location, the condition of the car mechanically, the type of loan you get, etc.
No way to realistically answer your questions
My husband is deployed right now and his car needs new tires. I’m just wondering what I should lean towards and far as brands. He told me to get something that’s mid-grade, but that’s all I know. I just want to go the tire place with an idea of what to get so I don’t get scammed into getting something I don’t really need.
For most of the VW’s I have come across it seems that Michelin radials are the norm. If you find that pricey, go down to Dunlop radials. Radials are by far a better bet than bias ply. You save way more on fuel and Michelin for example will give you 60 to 100 thousand miles on them. That pays for them compared to buying a couple of sets of tires of el Cheapo.
is it special tools or what? or is the guy pulling my leg
sounds like someone was giving you the run around. Nothing needs to be "unlocked", just sometimes there are special tool you need to services some parts. You can usually buy these or just rig something to get around them. If this guy was at some local garage i wouldnt go back there as he doesnt know what hes talking about.
i can only find parts for a 733,735, etc. i would like a web page were i can find this parts.
Realoem.com
bavauto.com
Those are two very good bmw websites, I also buy stuff off ebay from time to time, as long as the seller is reputable…
I want a 5 series BMW stick shift preferably V6 and not V8. Which would be the best year of such a Beemer from the 1990s till date?
I mean in terms of reliability and least breakdowns..I know each car is different and one size does not fit all but just a general consensus
Its simple the newer the BMW model the more the costs and catastrophic money sucking breakdowns they have. The best of the bunch is the 89 and on E34 535i so your 1990 limit is meet. Still has the great 3.5 motor BUT its the weakest of the bunch in terms of durability and reliability. Good thing you want to go with a stick since the automatics are plagued with very early failure. Also you can get a used trans out of a 87 or 88 E28 535i and and some 3 series if you know what your doing. If I only had a 89 535i to drive I would right away re route the heater hoses to get coolant flow going thru the back of the cylinder head asap. BUT with all bmws from around that time up to today BMWs are plagued with numerous electrical problems with failing units and cracked solder joints. And many more mechanical problems.
Im getting a new radiator, 4 new brake pads, new battery, and a new sideview mirror so how much should all this cost plus labor?
about $600
Hi,
I am looking for these parts for my audi car and have not found them so far…
It is a combination valve and the change over valve, part numbers are 06B131101H and 026906283H respectively.
Could you please let me know where I can find them? Maybe you know about a junk yard or some place like that around the Triangle area in North Carolina?
Thanks,
Agustin.
try www.junkyarddog.com
hope you find what you need!
ebay has it just not sure if you can read this or not…
I’m a stay-at-home mom with little auto knowledge. The car is in excellent condition and I’m sure many parts would be of value.
Try Craigslist.com. The ad is free and you can post 4 photos.



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