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The best thing to do is to put it on jack stands and inspect the suspension. Could be a broken or loose shock, strut or spring.

fuse blown ? these 3 circuits may share the same fuse ?

check the fuse. but may be a broken wire at the door frame in the loam.

There are several videos, step by step on the internet on how to remove your radio. First you need a plastic tool to remove the face plate. Then following the video, you will remove screws, clips and plug in. It's not very complicated but if you take a moment an look for the video, you'll see how easy it really is.

you may have to go to a dealer if it has a chip in the key because you cant get them done like you would a house key

Key-in, Ignition On (but don't need to start the engine)Press the R/T button on the steering wheel. "Activate Phone" should display on the radio. On the iPhone search the BT device. Select your car and enter the passkey when prompt on the iphone. Make sure there is no other BT phone near-by or the old one that has paired with the car previously. There is also the maximum number of devices you can have in the BMW BT sharing. If you reach the max, you may have to clear the car BT pairing memory by removing the power to the BT unit (by removing a fuse in the rear fuse box). The info is in the manual and inside the fuse box (which tell you which fuse is for the BT.)

You may have a tentionor that is froze up or bearing going bad on one of the pulleys. I can fix for you if need call 8174570887 24hours a day roadside assistance cheap & reliable service.

You have bad shift valve more than likely the lockup valve is sticking or the govenor is not working correctly.

First thing I would do is get under the car and hit the starter with a hammer, not with everything you have, but not too gently either. The brushes in the starter are usually the culprit. So tap it two or three times medium hits, then try to start it. If it starts, you need a new starter. Keep the hammer handy, so you dont get stuck. Make sure when you do hit the starter, you hit the body of it and not the wiring/electrical connections, this would break them beyond repair and possibly beyond rebuild condition too. Good luck!

When you disconnect your battery and then reconnect it again, it disables the radio. This is an anti-theft protection for your car radio. The enable your radio the activation code is in your vehicle owner's manual. If you do not have this code you need to go to your BMW service centre and get them to enter this code for you.

yes rmove inside light and you will need a allankey and wind by hand shut its just under swich or light

just open this button and clean it and try