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100000 mile service checks/replacement parts on a 2000 BMW 528i

Curious to know what needs to be replaced on a 2000 BMW 528i at the 100,000 mile mark. Water pump replaced at 65K, Oil changes every 7500 mi; Some minor stuff but nothing major, yet. What's next? or what should I be looking for? Thanks,

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If your talking about what would a dealership change, it generally consists of a tune up, including spark plugs, plug wires, air filter, oil change, pcv valve, and fuel filter. Thats also usually when they want to replace the timing belts. There may be one or two other things specific to BMW, but generally thats what you can expect.

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