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Old 01-17-2013, 12:31 AM
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killcrap, very interesting response and I do appreciate any and all feedback. I am not here to argue or debate, but I think other people with this issue should hear what I have to say.

My mechanic has a reputation of being the best independant BMW mechanic in the GTA (Toronto and surrounding vicinity). A very densely populated region. I found him when I was looking for a used X5 as most of the advice I received included 'find a good indy mechanic' and 'have an honest mechanic due a pre-purchase inspection'. I took to Google and searched for 'best BMW mechanic in GTA' and his name and shop popped up all over the place. He is BMW factory trained, races BMW's and drives a 540. I could only find ONE negative opinion amongst many, many hits. I paid him a visit, chatted a little and came away impressed by him and his shop. Try googling RMP Motors.

He performed the 'fix' while I was standing about 30 feet away. I admit, I did not watch him closely (no reason to) but I did hear him using an air compressor. In about 45 minutes I was out.

I am being completely honest when I say that my X has not run better in the year and a half that I've owned it and has not given me the 'shake' since. I will keep all here posted how my X behaves over the winter.

I would be weary of anyone who claims they are factory trained. There is no such thing. Its either you are self taught, dealer trained, fast track, step. No one is ever trained at the factory to repair BMW's. The only training done at the factory is assembling vehicles.
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