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From: Atlanta, GA
My Ride: 2008 535i:
(8/07 Build) Metallic Bronze, Beige NASCA Leather, Ventilated Seats, Sport Pkg, Cold Wxr Pkg, Logic-7 Sound, HUD, Night Vision, PDC, Split Rear Seats, NAV, Premium Pkg, Comfort Access, HD Radio, Sport Auto Trans
Current mods: M-Aero Kit, JB4, Motorcepts 6000k HID Foglamps
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1992 Camaro RS:
Fully Restored w/Custom Interior, 5.0L V8, T-tops, OEM Z28 Foglamps, Inst Cluster, & Spoiler, Custom Sound, Too many engine mods to list
I think you owe BMW an apology................
). You will love it more after u get to drive her. 
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From: DRACULA CASTLE in ROMANIA :D
My Ride: 530i N52
Model Year: 2006
Engine: n52
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From: Zoo York
My Ride: Alpine White 2006 530Xi (SLD)
I think I do. BMW, I'm sorry!
Would have been nice if the car "knew" what was wrong and indicated some type of a transmission fault though - it was not easy to figure out the misfire codes were related to a flywheel problem. Also, I wish BMW of Manhattan would have had the prowess to check this when I complained of the gearbox being way too notchy on engagement when cold. Now I know, that's a sign. But all in all, it is a welcome change for me - I was not in the right place to get a new car, so being able to keep this one a bit longer actually will allow me to continue with my life (sans a few grand for the parts and repairs).
I will post a new thread with the write up for the fix, a couple of new mods and of course, the pics - when the car is ready. Thank you, everyone, for all the support and kind words! This forum's still the best!!!
Because we have the best members... wait what? 
LOL okay, maybe that didn't quite come out right... 
but seriously, you guys are awesome!!! 
Would have been nice if the car "knew" what was wrong and indicated some type of a transmission fault though - it was not easy to figure out the misfire codes were related to a flywheel problem. Also, I wish BMW of Manhattan would have had the prowess to check this when I complained of the gearbox being way too notchy on engagement when cold. Now I know, that's a sign. But all in all, it is a welcome change for me - I was not in the right place to get a new car, so being able to keep this one a bit longer actually will allow me to continue with my life (sans a few grand for the parts and repairs).
I will post a new thread with the write up for the fix, a couple of new mods and of course, the pics - when the car is ready. Thank you, everyone, for all the support and kind words! This forum's still the best!!!
Because we have the best members... wait what? LOL okay, maybe that didn't quite come out right... but seriously, you guys are awesome!!!
