Coolest thing I learned this week about SMG
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From: Charlotte, NC
My Ride: 2005 545I SMG. 2006 Nissan Titan SE. 2006 Daytona 675. YZ250F. John Deere 2520.
I guess it pays to ready your owners manual. But did you know that you can tow start, aka jump start/coast start an SMG BMW.
I thought that was pretty cool. I've seen it done with Hydrolic construction equipment, but never thought it could be done with one of our cars. So if my starter ever starts going out, you'll find my car parked at the top of the closest hill.
I thought that was pretty cool. I've seen it done with Hydrolic construction equipment, but never thought it could be done with one of our cars. So if my starter ever starts going out, you'll find my car parked at the top of the closest hill.
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From: Philadelphia
My Ride: 2008 535xi-
Alpine White, Natural Brown Interior, Sport Pack, Premium Pack, Comfort Access, 20 way Multi-contor seats, Navigation, 18" rims, Cold Weather Pack
when i had smg on my previous car i didnt really appreciate it, but looking back on it i think my next bmw will have it again. I love the manual trans but the next bmw will be for the garage so i think smg all the way, hopefully on an M
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Originally Posted by blackfalcon' post='962333' date='Aug 1 2009, 09:24 PM
I guess it pays to ready your owners manual. But did you know that you can tow start, aka jump start/coast start an SMG BMW.
I thought that was pretty cool. I've seen it done with Hydrolic construction equipment, but never thought it could be done with one of our cars. So if my starter ever starts going out, you'll find my car parked at the top of the closest hill.
I thought that was pretty cool. I've seen it done with Hydrolic construction equipment, but never thought it could be done with one of our cars. So if my starter ever starts going out, you'll find my car parked at the top of the closest hill.
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