BMW 328 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

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It sounds like you either:1. wheels/tires that are not balanced properly (most likely)2. bad wheel bearings (very dangerous)3. Have a cylinder misfire4. Have warped brake rotorsA tire/wheel shop should be able to narrow down the problem

Hey there, I have experienced the same problem. You need to reengage both motors if you have disengaged them pulling the lever undernearth the rear driverside seat. Make sure to put the black lever back under the seat to the position before pulling on it.

You should have the top in the down position before engaging the motors back in place.

To engage the motors: The motors are located under the carpet in the trunk on the driver side. There are two black clips you will need to remove in order to pull the carpet back. One of the motors is located near the taillight. This motor is responsible for the storage lid cover. The motor that is located further in the drunk is the motor for the fabric top to move up and down. Make sure to firmly press these motors back into place. They should not move.

Once you have engaged the motors, go into your car put the key into the ignition and have the convertible top button pressed up (meaning to close the top), move the key to the accessory positio and hold it for 10-12 seconds. You will finally see the trunk lid get pulled closed. The car will now attempt to completely close the lid. If your motors are working fine it will close. If your only intention is to get the lid to close on it's own it should be accomplished.

Good luck!

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You have oil leaks getting on the exhaust system, they are getting into the car, have the car checked over to find source of leaks.

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It's highly doubtful that non-synthetic would damage your engine. Synthetic decreases wear and modestly increases mpg. Other than that it's not much else.

bad ground wire check all wiring if burnt or bad connection

Take it in and have the computer trouble codes checked.

If it just clicks then i would suspect the battery is dead. Try to jump the battery.