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03-30-2005, 04:07 AM
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I've just had 3 dings removed by BMW HK (Chaiwan). They did a pretty good job and explained to me how their guy did the removal. Say...it only cost me HKD800 for the three dings removed.
BTW, not all dings can be removed. They said that it depends on the location and size of the ding.
The best part I like about the way they do the removal is that they do not remove the door panels to undo door dings. I was concerned about panel rattling afterwards so was glad that the panels needed not come off.
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BTW, not all dings can be removed. They said that it depends on the location and size of the ding.
The best part I like about the way they do the removal is that they do not remove the door panels to undo door dings. I was concerned about panel rattling afterwards so was glad that the panels needed not come off.
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03-30-2005, 04:15 AM
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Hi Oliver
Heh heh, maybe the price goes down with multiple dings. And yes, the one that I had could not be completely removed because it was too close to the crease
But the guy at the service centre didnt charge me this time, maybe because I bought the M-Kit from him..heh.
Heh heh, maybe the price goes down with multiple dings. And yes, the one that I had could not be completely removed because it was too close to the crease
But the guy at the service centre didnt charge me this time, maybe because I bought the M-Kit from him..heh.
03-31-2005, 04:41 AM
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Originally Posted by ac388' date='Mar 31 2005, 05:33 AM
I had a 520i n upgrade to 18" 124 wheel n new tires. Is there anything in the computer I need to re-adjust for a smoother ride ? Thanks for the advise from any hi-hand in advance.
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When I changed my wheels to 17" (and runflat Dunlops), they had to do a "initialize tire pressure" in the I-Drive menu. But I dont think it makes the ride smoother, just a recalibration for the I-Drive to monitor tire pressure.
How do u like your new wheels/tires? What brand of tires did u choose?
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03-31-2005, 11:21 PM
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S'up guys
Does any of you got BMW built in BT in your car? It would be nice to hv it, but unfortunately mine is of the earlier makes and cannot be retro-fitted. Shxt !
Does any of you got BMW built in BT in your car? It would be nice to hv it, but unfortunately mine is of the earlier makes and cannot be retro-fitted. Shxt !
04-01-2005, 05:47 AM
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Hi Bunbun. Mine came with the car phone; so I don't know too much about the blue tooth thing. However, since yours is not enabled, why don't you purchase either the Motorola or Nokia blue tooth kit from your phone dealer? You might not have the luxury of hooking it up to your I-drive but it sure beats having a wire dangling from your ear.
Check out this nokia link.
http://www.nokia.com.sg/nokia/0,,55212,00.html
Check out this nokia link.
http://www.nokia.com.sg/nokia/0,,55212,00.html
04-01-2005, 05:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Edlee' date='Apr 1 2005, 08:47 AM
Hi Bunbun.? Mine came with the car phone; so I don't know too much about the blue tooth thing.? However, since yours is not enabled, why don't you purchase either the Motorola or Nokia blue tooth kit from your phone dealer?? You might not have the luxury of hooking it up to your I-drive but it sure beats having a wire dangling from your ear.
Check out this nokia link.
http://www.nokia.com.sg/nokia/0,,55212,00.html
Check out this nokia link.
http://www.nokia.com.sg/nokia/0,,55212,00.html
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I also find BT earpieces too Star Treky for my taste (still I use it... 
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04-03-2005, 05:18 AM
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Hi Guys
Saw another forum member from the USA going to replace his stock air filter with K&N high performance filter. After doing some research on the K&N site, seems like relatively easy way to add performance. Has anyone tried to replace theirs? good results? I might consider doing it. Will let u know.
Bunbun.
Saw another forum member from the USA going to replace his stock air filter with K&N high performance filter. After doing some research on the K&N site, seems like relatively easy way to add performance. Has anyone tried to replace theirs? good results? I might consider doing it. Will let u know.
Bunbun.
04-03-2005, 11:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Bunbun' date='Apr 3 2005, 05:18 AM
Hi Guys
Saw another forum member from the USA going to replace his stock air filter with K&N high performance filter.? After doing some research on the K&N site, seems like relatively easy way to add performance.? Has anyone tried to replace theirs?? good results?? I might consider doing it.? Will let u know.
Bunbun.
Saw another forum member from the USA going to replace his stock air filter with K&N high performance filter.? After doing some research on the K&N site, seems like relatively easy way to add performance.? Has anyone tried to replace theirs?? good results?? I might consider doing it.? Will let u know.
Bunbun.
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