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2003 BMW 330 Questions & Answers
How to change screen washer bottle on a bmw e90
to access the windscreen bottle, you have to take off the front wheel, wheelarch and dicconnect filler tube. Using 10 mm socket take off one bolt holding the bottle. To reinstall take off side indicator to make it easy for you.
for E90 model it is normal to have leak when the bottle is full. the water is coming out from breather on top of bottle. but if the fluid is complately drain, then there's something wrong with it.
11/8/2014 12:15:51 AM •
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on Nov 08, 2014
Suddenly the power steering went out.there is no noise at all
Power steering systems are usually either electric or hydraulic, is there a puddle of oily stuff under the car or signs of it around the engine bay? Look for a cap under the bonnet (hood) with a steering wheel symbol on and check the fluid level, if topping it up fixes it then check carefully for leaks. If you can't find either of these check for a blown fuse or loose conection.
8/12/2014 8:01:45 PM •
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on Aug 12, 2014
Just purchased a 2003 BMW 330XI and previous owner
You don't HAVE to put premium fuel in your car, but the maunfacturer's specifications call for it. Therefore, you will get the OPTIMAL power and OPTIMAL fuel efficiency if you follow factory specifications. Premium fuel really isn't that much more expensive. For a regular fuel cost of $2.51 and a 15gal tank its $37.65 to fill up. For premium cost of $2.74 it's $41.10 to fill up. $3.45 a tank is an EXTREMELY small price to pay for better fuel efficiency and power. Besides the better MPG will make up for the rise in price.
7/4/2014 11:48:38 PM •
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on Jul 04, 2014
Why does my 1990 520i two litre engne run rough when warm then stops.
im an automotive electronic rebuilder and this sounds like a possible engine computer issue to me... Sounds like something is losing its connection integrity when it gets warm. More info would be good. Also, id check all electrical connections (plugs and pins) in relevant areas for corrosion/oxidation. its more common then one might think
6/6/2014 1:33:08 PM •
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on Jun 06, 2014
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