let your X5 really warm up

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12-01-2013, 10:42 PM

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more important when you have an alloy block with steel cylinder liners, the warm up then is critical due to expansion rates of dissimilar metals, however with the BMW motors excluding the diesel i dont think you have steel cylinder liners so not as critical

none the less i agree you want to let it get a little heat into it before you start nailing it

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