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03-19-2009, 05:27 PM
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Drained Battery
MY 2001 4.4i sport X5 decided to die on me.. It cranked yesterday but did not start at first turn of key, but started up fine on second attempt. Drove it about all day and this morning the battery was drained. It had a similar issue with the old owner and BMW found the E39/45 HEATER FAN RESISTOR came on intermitently and drained the battery - this was in october 2007. I am tempted to buy a replacement battery before getting a huge bill from BMW , can anyone advise? or do i just bite the bullet and call BMW?.................. 
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03-19-2009, 05:32 PM
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how old is your battery? if it is a few years old, it won't be a bad investment to get a new battery anyway, (I normally change the battery in my cars/bikes every 4-5 years or so... good price to pay for a bit added peace of mind.)
As for trying to debug the problem, I would start with pulling fuses off that disable a suspect area, and see if the problem shows up or not... of course, this is a general approach, but thought I throw it out there anyway.
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03-19-2009, 05:54 PM
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Hi Faz, the battery was replaced by bmw in october 2007 .........
My worry is that if it is the battery there would have been signs.......?? .ok One of my keys wont disarm teh security so opene dcar with spare started car with "bad" key and its been fine ever since ( this was 3 weeks ago)
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