REND
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I’ve just got my friend’s address in Uk too however was just wandering will we be charge even if it doesn’t work? I saw £60. That’s quite a bit
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G30 owners please fall in!
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I’ve just got my friend’s address in Uk too however was just wandering will we be charge even if it doesn’t work? I saw £60. That’s quite a bit
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Silly 5
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Originally they told me ConnectedDrive can’t work in SG as mine is UK car and wanted to refund me all booked services. But after my persistence push they agreed to help me reset.[emoji28] so I guess if it failed I will try for refund. Cheers
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Originally they told me ConnectedDrive can’t work in SG as mine is UK car and wanted to refund me all booked services. But after my persistence push they agreed to help me reset.[emoji28] so I guess if it failed I will try for refund. Cheers
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Wow how they refund? PI right?
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REND
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Guys, just a word of caution when you park your car. The warden these days are hard up for money. They can't fine you for overdue parking but they will fine you for other things. I got a fine last night and guess what???? They said parking beyond the boundary where i was out of the lot for about 20cm and the lot can't seem to fit my car zhun zhun in especially when the car behind you is parked out of the lot.
Reason they gave oh the other car though is out of the lot but still within the parking lot whereas yours is out of the lot where the drawing is!!
Reason they gave oh the other car though is out of the lot but still within the parking lot whereas yours is out of the lot where the drawing is!!
Silly 5
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That’s what I told them, if not they should not allow the cross border/continent Sales (parallel import) They have to take ownership if they want to sell their car internationally through various distribution channels.
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REND
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I have 2 customers who are selling their 520d too. According to them, the car is very noisy and lots of vibration and only 9 months old.
mark 1919
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REND
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The vibration is quite bad after a while and sounds like taxi. I had a 520d passed by my shop yesterday and stopped for a while and my guys and myself thought it was taxi waiting for someone. Turns out to be a 520D.
hohlim
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If u guys open the bonnet and listen,petrol engines also have that diesel sound. From what i understand,its because of direct injection that creates that tat-tat-tat-tat sound but heard once in the car that the sound is not that audible. Diesel cars also have their benefits like good torque band and gd fuel consumption.
Have never driven a diesel long term before but im surpised to hear that vibrations would increase after 1 year or so of usage. Had always had a good impression of diesels but never had the courage to buy one.
Have never driven a diesel long term before but im surpised to hear that vibrations would increase after 1 year or so of usage. Had always had a good impression of diesels but never had the courage to buy one.
TezzaRed
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I read from UK forums that the rattle is common in the TC engines, and usually means the timing rail and/or tensioners are due for a change - sooner rather than later...
REND
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As I’m in the car trade so get to encounter all sorts of cars daily plus customers return after a year so I somehow find that it’s noisy and really bad. Diesel is good for torque for sure and of course the consumption
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REND
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TezzaRed
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Yep
I posted a Youtube video somewhere in this forum before... has everything you need to know about this rattle and what it means..
ChiaSerSin
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M strips for G30?
