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Who has 200K+on there E53??
What do you guys have?? |
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WOW! thats... 321 868.8 kilometers!!!!!!!!
Hope mine lasts so much (only 89k miles so far) |
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thats low yours is a 3.0i?
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Yepp, an old year 2k 3.0i
You can find her here http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-foru...ld-thread.html |
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266.000 km mine. Original clutch, water pump & thermostat. Definitely NOT original rear air springs, rear subframe bushings, rear ball joint / arm with bush that wears, tension strut bushing, front "other" control arm & front ball joint and final stage resistor.
Just changed original head unit (for sale now) for a double DIN unit with iPod front inputs and DAB+ (digital) radio. A detailed write-up on the radio install is coming to guide others.
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2002 Euro X5 (E53) 3.0 diesel (M57) 5 speed manual with UUC short shifter. Pre-xDrive NV125 transfer case (chain & gears). Factory Xenon headlights, Spyder LED tail lights Updated vortex crankcase breather. Motorsport dead pedal, factory fire extinguisher, factory first aid kit, factory F&R mud flaps, factory PDC Bilstein B6 shocks F&R Redline oil has replaced "lifetime" fluids (F&R diff, manual transmission, transfer case and P/S). Dimple magnetic drain plugs in all compartments. |
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280,600 miles
Here's the maintenance / repair history: On a regular basis: > Rotate tires, inspect pads & Rotors, CV boots, general lookover every 5000 miles > Oil / Filter change every 8000 miles > Brake fluid flush every 30,000 miles > Replace belts and clean CCV every 100,000 miles > Replace differential and transfer case fluid every 100,000 miles > Replace sparkplugs every 120,000 miles > Replace expansion tank, coolant and hoses every 150,000 miles > Replace bake pads every 163,000 miles (Akebono ceramics) > Replace rotors??? (182,000 miles on current Brembos) My unplanned repairs have included: > Front axles at 60,000 miles (Prior owner didn't maintain CV boots) > FSR at 78,000 miles > Two sparkplug coils at 124,000 miles > Alternator at 126,000 miles > Front driveshaft at 136,000 (used a salvage transfer case for cost savings) > FSR (again) at 159,000 miles > Thermostat at 176,000 miles > Rear differential seal at 200,000 miles > Secondary air pump at 224,000 miles > Thermostat (again) at 245,000 miles - at least it was warranty this time > Steering column double U-Joint shaft at 245,000 miles > Valve cover gasket at 245,000 miles > Both fuel tank sending units, fuel pump and canister at 245,000 miles > Aux fan when the harness got chewed up in the mechanical fan and shorted out at 259,000 miles > Pre-cat O2 sensors at 260,400 miles > Water pump at 262,800 miles > DISA Valve and MAF at 263,800 miles The "Expected" replacements have been: > All four window regulators > Driver door handle carrier > Front axle outer CV boots (each side one time) > Front tension struts All in all, except for the front driveshaft job that cost $4200, I have really been happy with the vehicle. It doesn't get babied, but I do monitor and maintain it. I think a lot of my good fortune is due to four things: I live in Texas with short winters so I don't have a lot of the CCV condensation problems, my daily commute is 60 miles so the engine oil always reaches full operating temperature, I run the "M" series viscosity engine oil from May through September when I my driving includes 3000 miles of towing a 1400 pound Waverunner and trailer, and I stick with Shell gasoline. Additionally, I don't change the transmission fluid! I'm a firm believer in leaving it alone and simply installing a full re-manufactured transmission if it ever becomes necessary. With that, I'm off towards 500,000 miles! |
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nice list!
in retrospect, I waited until oil gushed out of every seal. I should have changed gaskets aroun 175k, or at least 190k. All my BMWs have been great until 190, then slight tranny and engine issues. Every BMW I've had: window regulators, oil/air separator stuff, many many radiators, water pumps, plasticy coolant lines, coolant reservoirs, thrust arms, couple bearings....all fun at this point, as I have the tools and no how to do it
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Bought 3months ago. 240,000km
Service Done so far: 8 Sparkplugs Transmission Oil/gasket/filter change by ZF company themselves(They said lucky i did it. it was extremely black, despite that there were no error codes/problems when they checked before performing the oil change) To be Honest the transmission oil change makes a bloody big difference, soo much more smoother and crisp and doesnt feel laggy/heavy anymore. Its clearly day and night. Im so suprised people have not changed it. Valve cover gaskets Radiator Hoses Airfilter Cabin Filter Front/Rear Diff oil Transfer Case oil. Current Error Code: 1D Mixture adaptation, Bank 2 Additive, Control Unit Reached Due/Next: MAF sensor + 4x o2 Sensor My thread. http://www.xoutpost.com/bmw-sav-foru...-everyone.html |
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Just sold my 4.6is last week with 226,000 miles on it.
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2002 X5 4.6is 1999 C5 Corvette 1992 Mitsubishi 3000GT VR-4 1994 Kawasaki ZX-9R 2005 Mazda 6 Wagon (Wife's) 1991 Mitsubishi 3000GT VR-4 |
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