GreenFrog
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Frog so what car did you end up buying? or leasing?
bought this mystic blue, 6spd zhp for 16k at the dealership. 58k miles
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Frog so what car did you end up buying? or leasing?
Looks clean, congrats! By the way, as you might have learned, BMWs generally have bad cooling system. They are supposed to be refreshed every 50-70k miles, but dont take that number too closely. Sometimes it is even 30k miles. As for e46 cooling system, if you DIY it and overhaul the whole thing, it will probably come close to $700-$1000 using OEM stuffs. You should checkout bimmerforums or something, they usually have a list sites you can get Part A,B,C for the cheapest price etc. I frequent m3forum.net and they have a list like that and the savings you can get is sometimes unbelievable.
My wife and I just had a not fun conversation that basically concluded with us agreeing that we would not have any children in the foreseeable future.
Does that warranty covers everything? Although I can understand your 'bit-by-mod-bug' case since I've been there, save some money for when big repair jobs needs to be done. I'm not so sure if the warranty covers everything, say if you blow a headgasket or something. But if it does then you're good to go
Assuming you want kids, that completely sucks man. You have decisions to make. I wanted kids, had that discussion and hung out. Marriage is over but it's gotten late now for kids of my own. Thinking of looking for a girl with a kid or kids that need a dad. Is this a bad idea?
Uh.. As far as I know, there are ALOT of bmw forum members in the east coast, and they are generally super friendly and willing to help you DIY for a six pack of beer or so. I know that for a fact that e36 m3's temperature needle is not supposed to go past the middle point, since it has some lag issues to it and usually a little past the middle temp means its already super super hot. I'd say watch your temp gauge closely, and check hoses for cracks/leak, radiator for cracks etc.
Just got back from three years in Asia, and holy ****- America is disgustingly fat
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