delwarulislam

Hey Guys I have put down a deposit on a 745Li and was wondering what i have to look out for, I was going to spend alot of money on a 5series but decided since my mrs is expecting i better save the cash for the next few years then back to the 5series.

The 745Li is a 2002 edition with all the gadgets (i think) i.e Rear Comfort Seats (Heated+Vented+Reclining+memory), rear electric blinds, front driver+passanger Heated+Vented+Massaging+Memory Seats, Rear KAHN Entertainment Package, 22 or 21 inch KAHN Alloys.

And it has 115,000 miles on the clock (i know its high but has full BMW service history).

Just wanted to get feed back from you guys as to what to look out for as this is my first 7er and dont know much about 7er's, it looks fantastic though.

Also i checked the lights and they where xenons from the outside but have not checked if its HID conversion or not

Do all the 7 series come with Xenons as standard?

Whats the main thing i need to watch out for and what should i look out for.

I appreciate your help guys, Many thanks in advance.

IndyRedBeast

Electical issues, i had some big problems witht the LOGIC7 soundsystem on my 2006 750i

545felix

the coolant pipe that runs from the water pump to the rear of the block that sits in the bottom of the V. make sure that's been done, that's a $$$$ job.

btw- if you think an E60 is a world of hurt to your wallet, RUN, don't walk, from an '02 E65. We had to bail from our '04 and that's WITH an extended warranty.

John@Motorcepts

Logic 7 always go. Sunshades ALWAYS go. Check for leaks into cabin from sunroof. Check inside the trunk where the spare is for any water or moisture.


All E65/6 supposedly SHOULD have xenons.

protams

Not all E65/66 have xenons in Europe.

Rear electric blinds is standart for Li

I would check suspension sind`s it`s 21".
Logic7 is must have on E65, so it should work, because there`s some module for that what cost a lot.
Main thing on E65 is latest software version.

Cynthia_Bimmer

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