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spare parts can try Eng Soon (google Eng Soon). Give them your chassis number they should be able to source for you. If not stock, they can order from overseas and usually take about at most 2-3 weeks to arrive. Not too sure whether can just order the plastic part or need the whole instrument...

Alu valve cover definitely looks better! Easier to clean as well. Did it come with a new set of gasket or you re-use the old one?

Welcome to the so-called 'Peace of mind' when buying from Authorized Distributor with their 'Authorized' servicing and warranty! It is always a wonder how come defects can be effective diagnosed when warranty is officially over.... I suggest you go search for any one of the site sponsors here...

Need to find pump that says Euro 5 B0 or just plain Euro 5 Avoid those with B7, B10, B20 suffix. It means contains Biodiesel 7%, 10%, 20% respectively. You can try a day trip and recon all the different brands whether have the non-biodiesel type. According to Shell MY website is have, but...

haha, did mine in sg for S$320 (with sunroof). No choice, no time to go in. RM350 is extremely attractive

Ok sure, if you are game enough to try em! Will PM you the contact separately Parts I usually get from Eng Soon (one of the site sponsor)

There are many good workshops in Malaysia (for us would be JB) and because of exchange rates, their price will be reasonable. If don't have trusted ws, Go for those that are public listed coys, or their authorised distributors (yes, they do service SG cars) I myself went to a local ws that is...

ha, it was quite long ago, so cannot really remember the labour cost, should not exceed more than $50 for the valve seal and $200+ for the cylinder head cover (which includes the gasket). Cannot really recall, so better to call up and ask around. "If change the Cylinder head Cover with the...

For my E60 case, the EO case was 1 litre every 2 months, then 1 month, then 2 weeks. Obvious sign is White smoke at exhaust at start of day when ramming on Neutral. Changed engine gasket, change top housing etc all didnt solve. In the end, culprit was worn valve seals. Eng Soon spare...

If its just a simple engine oil change, just talk to your wallet.

oh, sorry didnt realise that!!! lol

This is most unfortunate for you at the moment. The gearbox is controlled by the mechatronics unit so not very sure the mechanic changed the right component for you. My E60 mecha unit cost about under S$4k to replace the other time. I only changed this and not the gearbox and it worked fine...

Have u checked/changed the Mechatronics? (by right should change every 5-7 years to maintain smoothness of gear change) Its never possible to give a proper diagnosis based on text/verbal exchanges as there are many possible reasons for the same problem. Try another workshop to have a second...

Go to the site sponsors page and look for 1 that does accessories and start from there? https://www.bmw-sg.com/forums/#recommended-bmw-workshops-and-service-providers.163 As long as you have at least 1 remote, they should be able to replicate it. No harm asking and trying

is it the radiator fan that is running at high speed? If so, could be thermostat rosak

After all the fantastic mods done? You strike Toto and changing new ride?

most likely Internal engine oil leaking into the combustion area. most noticeable on mornings after a long period of inactivity. could be the gaskets - expensive parts and lot of work could be valve seals - cheap parts but a lot of work ?? can contact any of the site sponsors for assistance...

1. After changing ATF, could be still have trapped air/bubbles inside the closed system. ATF change not done thoroughly enough? 2. mechatronics going to up lorry soon. If 5 years old or more, very highly likely

Lasted till I sold off the ride 3 years later.

When no pressure loss is detected, then its most likely a very small leak and the coolant is lost only during engine running, or it could be the coolant tank cap Next time you drive for some time and park, do not turn off your engine yet. Open the hood and with a good light source, look around...