E91 Straight Six Bearding
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[quote=zippyonline]Nice Ibis
Riding is my life ( https://flic.kr/p/dX8sgg etc.)
Skimmed your thread - the waterpump seems a recurring theme, although I changed mine at 190k miles - it was the original for the car!
Thanks Zippy- I love the ibis, just rode it out in oregon which was brilliant, minus one broken finger. You did very well to get 190k out of your water pump!
Riding is my life ( https://flic.kr/p/dX8sgg etc.)
Skimmed your thread - the waterpump seems a recurring theme, although I changed mine at 190k miles - it was the original for the car!
Thanks Zippy- I love the ibis, just rode it out in oregon which was brilliant, minus one broken finger. You did very well to get 190k out of your water pump!
It wasn't showing any fault codes, and the car didn't hint of overheating - but there was an electrical humming when I locked the car up. I found it to be the waterpump using a stethoscope, and decided it was time for a change. When I took the existing one out, it had an '05 stamp on the manufacturing bit! I could also shake the shaft about.... New one in, no more electrical whining.
I also think the old stat was also stuck open - so it took a bit longer to warm up beforehand (although not as bad as you'd think because I mostly do longer journeys anyway, and the electric water pump helps with the warm up process).
140 (20-05-2017) by Chris Reeves, on Flickr
It wasn't too bad a job either - certainly compared to a few others.
I also think the old stat was also stuck open - so it took a bit longer to warm up beforehand (although not as bad as you'd think because I mostly do longer journeys anyway, and the electric water pump helps with the warm up process).
140 (20-05-2017) by Chris Reeves, on Flickr
It wasn't too bad a job either - certainly compared to a few others.
zippyonline said:
It wasn't showing any fault codes, and the car didn't hint of overheating - but there was an electrical humming when I locked the car up. I found it to be the waterpump using a stethoscope, and decided it was time for a change. When I took the existing one out, it had an '05 stamp on the manufacturing bit! I could also shake the shaft about.... New one in, no more electrical whining.
I also think the old stat was also stuck open - so it took a bit longer to warm up beforehand (although not as bad as you'd think because I mostly do longer journeys anyway, and the electric water pump helps with the warm up process).
140 (20-05-2017) by Chris Reeves, on Flickr
It wasn't too bad a job either - certainly compared to a few others.
That looks like a Turbo.I also think the old stat was also stuck open - so it took a bit longer to warm up beforehand (although not as bad as you'd think because I mostly do longer journeys anyway, and the electric water pump helps with the warm up process).
140 (20-05-2017) by Chris Reeves, on Flickr
It wasn't too bad a job either - certainly compared to a few others.
ATM said:
ferrisbueller said:
Can just about make out the rear one peeking out of the wheelarch.
There is a wheel in there somewhere. Its an 8 inch rim with offset of 40. Does anyone know the spec of the original wheels and are they different on the LCI?ferrisbueller said:
ATM said:
ferrisbueller said:
Can just about make out the rear one peeking out of the wheelarch.
There is a wheel in there somewhere. Its an 8 inch rim with offset of 40. Does anyone know the spec of the original wheels and are they different on the LCI?335i e91 manual
Kept under warranty
2007 07
96500 miles
7500
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2017...
Kept under warranty
2007 07
96500 miles
7500
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2017...
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