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Old 08-03-2006, 05:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Bunbun' post='318560' date='Aug 3 2006, 09:43 PM
Is it like a very high pitch squeal when folding them in? If so, I hv that too on my driver side. I asked BMWHK to fix it but they overlooked it Hv to remind them again on my next visit which should be soon because I also get squealing brake in the rear.
Yeah that's the noise, on the driver side too what do you know. It squeals after the mirror is all the way folded in as if it is continuing to fold in.
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Originally Posted by AC_S5' post='318562' date='Aug 3 2006, 07:46 AM
Yeah that's the noise, on the driver side too what do you know. It squeals after the mirror is all the way folded in as if it is continuing to fold in.
Yes, that's the noise, can be quite embarassing sometimes when others are nearby... I guess it's a common problem huh?
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Anyone changed xenon lights? Do u know if the I drive will pop out warning lights?

If anyone has AC front lip on , mind to post a pic? Thinking btw the full M sport kit or just the lip, coz I am quite ok with the side and back of the original.....

Thnx!
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Originally Posted by Bunbun' post='318565' date='Aug 3 2006, 10:00 PM
Yes, that's the noise, can be quite embarassing sometimes when others are nearby... I guess it's a common problem huh?
Now that I've mentioned it, it seems that you, Lawrence and me have the same problem. But mine is fixed haha..
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Originally Posted by Simply Bimmer' post='318608' date='Aug 4 2006, 12:30 AM
Anyone changed xenon lights? Do u know if the I drive will pop out warning lights?

If anyone has AC front lip on , mind to post a pic? Thinking btw the full M sport kit or just the lip, coz I am quite ok with the side and back of the original.....

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check out other post for ACS front lip. As i know none of us has ACS front lip.
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Originally Posted by Simply Bimmer' post='318608' date='Aug 4 2006, 12:30 AM
Anyone changed xenon lights? Do u know if the I drive will pop out warning lights?

If anyone has AC front lip on , mind to post a pic? Thinking btw the full M sport kit or just the lip, coz I am quite ok with the side and back of the original.....

Thnx!
I am okay with the side and rear too, but only getting the front is not cheap either so go for the full kit if you decided to do it.
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Originally Posted by AC_S5' post='318519' date='Aug 3 2006, 05:51 PM
I have to remember my ODO everytime I take the car in for service.
They should have ur odo reading printed on the repair order form issued when u dropped off the car.
Shouldn't it be safer to have ur car serviced at Chai Wan? Cos they have less roads available to them for 'testing' purposes. On avg, u need to spend more than a few hrs to cover 60kms of road distance on HK Island.
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Originally Posted by clarence' post='318659' date='Aug 4 2006, 02:17 AM
They should have ur odo reading printed on the repair order form issued when u dropped off the car.
Shouldn't it be safer to have ur car serviced at Chai Wan? Cos they have less roads available to them for 'testing' purposes. On avg, u need to spend more than a few hrs to cover 60kms of road distance on HK Island.
No, whenever they do anykind of road test, they always "test" for quite a long distance. When I took it in for the wheel vibrating issues, they used up a quarter of the gas when I have my car back.

I got the mirror noise too, so that's a common one. I will have it fixed when I take it in for service next time.
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Originally Posted by clarence' post='318659' date='Aug 4 2006, 02:17 AM
They should have ur odo reading printed on the repair order form issued when u dropped off the car.
Shouldn't it be safer to have ur car serviced at Chai Wan? Cos they have less roads available to them for 'testing' purposes. On avg, u need to spend more than a few hrs to cover 60kms of road distance on HK Island.
Yes they do have it printed, but you give them the repair order before they bring the car down so you still got to remember it one way or the other, anyways this is just a figure of speech. The point is they use a lot of km to test your car after a repair which leds me to think they are using your car for some other purpose.

Bringing the car to Chai Wan is not good for me as I live on the Kowloon side. I dun need to worry about this problem for a couple of years as I decided not to extend the warranty so they wouldn't be touching my car for a couple of years.
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Originally Posted by AC_S5' post='318799' date='Aug 3 2006, 09:12 PM
Yes they do have it printed, but you give them the repair order before they bring the car down so you still got to remember it one way or the other, anyways this is just a figure of speech. The point is they use a lot of km to test your car after a repair which leds me to think they are using your car for some other purpose.

Bringing the car to Chai Wan is not good for me as I live on the Kowloon side. I dun need to worry about this problem for a couple of years as I decided not to extend the warranty so they wouldn't be touching my car for a couple of years.
Not extending your warranty? You're a brave soul, I recall BMWHK quoting me close to $100K to fix my old 730i. After that experience, I swear to myself I will keep extending the warranty for as long as they offer it....haha.


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