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I have my X5 back, total for parts/labor $200. Low because I just had him fix the leak that was coming from the 2 o-rings. He also replaced the coolant. Sadly, he said that it appears that some trans fluid seeped into the radiator and there are a couple of other issues going on with seals in the engine needing replaced etc. So while I consider my option of putting more money into this vehicle, or going a different direction (hard decision actually), I am just going to use this as an around the town runner.
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Just do a transmission fluid/filter change and as long as your radiator hose connectors don't look like the aftermath of a porn studio after party you should be good to go for minimal cost outlay.
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Drat, I should have had that shop do that. I'll look into getting that done right away.
Thank you for the advice.
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Fluid and air leaks are common on our old X5, some are DIY easy more than others.... |
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