Class Action against BMW NA over the N54 HPFP
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From consumeraffairs.com:
Here's the link to the whole thing: consumeraffairs.com's report
MWerks.com's small take on it
Sorry if its a Tonymac, but thought people with the N54-equipped cars could used this info.
According to the suit, BMW tried to remedy an "undisclosed defect" with the cars by installing an updated version of its so-called "Engine Control Unit" (ECU) software. The defect allegedly originated in the cars' turbochargers, fuel pumps, gas waste mechanisms, and/or turbo software.
MWerks.com's small take on it
Sorry if its a Tonymac, but thought people with the N54-equipped cars could used this info.
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My Ride: 2010 VW Passat Wagon 2.0l Tsi
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Lost to HPFP issues:
08 535i sport pkg
Lost to Dreaded E61 Sun roof leaks:
07 E61 530Xi
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My service actually warned about this one and said he didn't think I really wanted to go there.
Did anyone else catch the "RPM (revelations per minute)" in the article? Thanks for clarifying that one.
Did anyone else catch the "RPM (revelations per minute)" in the article? Thanks for clarifying that one.
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