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Old 11-06-2017, 10:11 PM
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Random power issues with my 2009 x5 i48

I️ was excited to get my first bmw. I’ve only had it 6 months, and I️ am starting to have problems. Rear air bags are going bad, and every few weeks the dash board lights up like a xmas tree. Abs failure, tranny, etc. I️ pull over the car, shut it off. It won’t restart, but as soon as I️ jump it, fires right and is fine for a unknown amount of time. This has happened 4x in the last 2 months. I️ just replaced the battery and took it to the dealer, they are telling me I️ need a ibs cable to start. The negative side of the battery was completely cover with built up. Any ideas. Mileage is 106k. I️ hope I️ didn’t make a mistake in buying it. Thx


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