Adding coolant/anti-freeze (brand)

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10-18-2015, 08:46 PM

TiAgX5

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Location: Coppell,TX

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Nobody said you need to salute a flag or go to a dealer for repairs/parts.

I buy Genuine BMW parts on line and DIY.

There are many owners on here who don't see NEARLY the # of failures you see.

As I stated prior, climate plays a major role in failure rate. It seem the E53 operated in hot climates hold up much better.

I've had 1 regulator fail in over 12 years, BCRedliner has yet to see a failure in over 13 years (TX vehicle).

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