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You may find the BMW component numbers and specifications on the backside of the wheel's spokes by dismounting the wheels. That is an alternative method to confirm the size you own. The component numbers and specifications for the wheels may be seen in the pictures shown above from the part database. An example of the rear wheel's component numbers and wheel specifications may be seen on the back side of the spokes in the pictures below. The final 7 digits of the BMW part number are being utilised instead of the whole 11-digit part numbers. This is typical.Sometimes the whole 11 digits are provided, while other times just the last 7 digits are offered.

Thank you for the update. The wheels are a staggered pair of 20" Style 373 wheels that were factory-installed. Front tyres size: 245/35/20 275/30/20 (rear tyres) It is unclear if the previous owner or the seller replaced the rear tyres, or whether they also replaced the wheels. Recommendations for run-flat summer tyres for type 373 wheels in 20 inches. Refer to the wheel specifications shown below.

Have you deciphered your VIN? If so, what is your preferred wheel design (or wheel design number)? The forum lacks information on the specific wheel being discussed, leaving everyone uninformed. We are unsure if you have a square or staggered arrangement. Provide sufficient information for us to assist you more effectively.

I own a 2012 Mini with a 1.6-liter engine. I just incurred a cost of $2100 due to a fractured thermostat housing that caused a leak onto the serpentine belt and pulleys. Today, the windows were not functioning and the turn signals were not working, among other issues, and my technician believes a faulty Footwell Relay Module (FRM) may be the cause. There are no procedures for replacement. Opinions vary from considering it a useless object to suggesting shipping it abroad for a flash programmed module. If my mechanic recommends it, I may sell one shortly for spare parts.

Simply get a full-fat CLS55.

The module mentioned on the website has a function that I can't recall specifically, but it seems to be causing the same difficulties you are seeing.

Indeed, a common mistake occurs when the brass nut is depleted.Occasionally duplicates the connection, has self-awareness, and provides cost-effective alternatives.

Consider attending a complimentary workshop or removing the handbrake unit under the vehicle to inspect the condition of the thread or nut for signs of wear.

Hello, I had an issue. The issue was identified as a worn-out actuator, requiring a new one. A new actuator is somewhat costly, priced at about 700 €, but a used one may be obtained for a lower price via an exchange.

A dead HV Battery will prevent the vehicle from starting. I anticipate it to decrease by 3 or 4 bars, then rise again until bar 7 or 8 is illuminated, before dropping once again. It maintains a significant amount in reserve. You may assess the battery's state independently by using Veepeak, Carly, or other diagnostic tools in conjunction with the Dr. Prius app on your smartphone. Note that scan tools are connected to the OBD-II port.

The yellow night driving glasses available for purchase on Amazon have a soothing and revitalising effect on fatigued eyes. It is advisable to consider purchasing this item for £6 if your eyes are sensitive to the intense brightness of the current million candle power LED device.

MutanX raises a compelling argument, and I was personally astonished by the significant improvement in the shifting performance of my supposedly flawless S-Tronic after undergoing maintenance. I previously saw it as sharp, but now it has the same level of clarity as the auditor with whom I just concluded an interaction.

Greetings The key is manufactured based on the chassis number upon the provision of identification. The exorbitant price is a result of both the transatlantic route and the avarice of the merchants.

If the vehicle starts and operates without issues, I would be inclined to refrain from making any changes. If a plug becomes broken, it may be extracted by drilling, but it may not be worth the inconvenience if the engine is functioning well. Two out of the six plugs in my OM642 engine have failed, although this has had no significant impact. Due to a malfunctioning relay, none of the plugs were operational, resulting in a delayed cold start. I used the vehicle in that manner for about a year without experiencing any kind of misfire. In addition to occasional plug failures and relay issues, I have also had a failure of the 225A 'mega fuse' in the glowplug circuit.

I decided to take a risk and purchased an inexpensive pair of HIR2 LED bulbs for £9. Given the price, the durability of the product remains uncertain, however it represents a significant improvement compared to the first candle light halogens (as seen in the accompanying picture). The items were sent in a well-protected box with a foam insert. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/285235510906

I am uncertain if this is a technical malfunction, but sometimes when I visit this platform, I see a discussion thread that is many weeks or months old, but it captures my attention as if I am reading it for the first time. This happens despite my consistent selection of the "new posts" option upon each visit.

Additionally, it is possible to consider the impact of increased sales volume. Therefore, it is possible to operate with a reduced profit margin.

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I get your sentiment, since it can be quite an intimidating endeavour when doing it for the first time. If I am able to locate a supplier based in the United Kingdom, I am very inclined to undertake this endeavour in the month of January, since I will not be engaged in any professional activities and will therefore have a sense of ennui.

Great, I am forward to hear your results. After having performed this task on my 5-series, I am certainly inclined to repeat it on my 6-series.

Apologies for the mistake, here is the correct link: https://bmods.co.uk/product-category/bmw-androids/

I purchased one of these products for my F10 5-series vehicle and it performed really well. Regrettably, a product specifically designed for the F13 model is not available. From an electronics standpoint, it is quite probable that it will function without any issues. However, the primary concern would be the mounting process.

That is really gloomy! Perhaps I would acknowledge that throughout nighttime, I am unable to discern anything situated behind me. Utilising my wing mirrors will, at the very least, be an advantage.

Thank you for the responses, everyone. I have decided to promptly remove the tint from the door, since it will not have a significant influence. I am concerned about the back portion of the device because of the screen warmer. Do you have any prior experience with this issue, or is it just a matter of chance to determine whether the heater will peel off? Upon doing an online search, it was found that the P60 pack includes the following features: rear windows with privacy glass and triangular side windows with privacy glass (exclusive to Coupés).