Engine Malfunction #2 Cause Found?

[London Lad]

Originally Posted by ABMW

This thread's usefulness has devolved and is pointless, at this time. Please disregard.

Last edited by ABMW; Yesterday at 11:15 PM. Reason: Too much off-topic discussion diluted topic

Someone make you a moderator ?

Unfortunately you can't un-say things, even on a forum. That's what makes your unsubstantiated claims so dangerous.

[Fraser]

This may not have anything to do with the reliability or otherwise of US-spec 35ds but I just thought that I would throw it into the mix anyway. I've actually posted it before but you may have missed it...

November 6 2009

BMW Group Model Range Voted Most Reliable in the UK

Research into nearly 900,000 cars operated by the country’s biggest 50 leasing companies has found that BMW Group’s model range is the most reliable in Britain – for the second year in a row.
The FN50 reliability survey, undertaken by Fleet News and financial consultants Grant Thornton and covering 840,000 cars, asks leasing companies to assess reliability according to the number of breakdowns per model on their fleet. As the majority of the surveyed vehicles are used for business and so are subjected to higher than average mileage and are in constant use in all conditions. Such a testing environment means that winning the FN50 is a true testament to the reliability of a car.
To underscore BMW Group’s dominant position in this year’s survey the Group has three entries in the top 10 most reliable cars list courtesy of the BMW 3 Series (2nd), BMW 5 Series (5th) and MINI (8th).
Stephen Briers, Editor of Fleet News, said: “This is one of the largest vehicle reliability surveys of its kind and it reviews a market where cars are subjected to some of the most testing conditions they will ever face on the road. As a result, being listed anywhere in this table is a major achievement. However, to be named most reliable is a real testament to the hard work and commitment from a manufacturer to produce cars that British businesses can rely on every day.”
Steve Chater, BMW Group Corporate Operations Manager, said: “We’re absolutely delighted to win this award because the FN50 Reliability Survey is based on cold, hard facts, not opinion or interpretation. Leasing companies’ businesses rely on having extremely accurate information on the operational performance of the cars they lease, so when they say you are the most reliable, it is definitive. Having won a number of environmental awards in the past year for EfficientDynamics, it is gratifying to see that we are also leaders in another vital area of the ownership experience.”
FN50 Survey results

Most reliable car manufacturer
1 BMW
2 Honda
3 Audi
4 Toyota
5 Volkswagen
6 Mercedes-Benz
7 Ford
8 Mazda
9 Nissan
10 Skoda

Most reliable car
1 Honda Civic
2 BMW 3 Series
3 Honda Jazz
4 Honda Accord
5 BMW 5 Series
6 Audi A4
7 Mercedes-Benz C-Class
8 MINI
9 Toyota Avensis
10 Volkswagen Golf

[Naz24]

Originally Posted by Michelle

Mr. ABMW, what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this forum is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.

[JCL]

Quite amusing. The thread title gets changed, practically all response posts by ABMW except one get deleted, and if we didn't have the embedded quotes we couldn't tell what had happened.

London Lad has it right, you can't unsay things on a forum.

Thunder should be honoured, the personal attack on him is the only significant response post that ABMW left in.

And ABMW was calling others 'playground bullies?' What do you call someone who tries to take his ball and go home when he has a tantrum?

[Penguin]

Originally Posted by JCL

Quite amusing. The thread title gets changed, practically all response posts by ABMW except one get deleted, and if we didn't have the embedded quotes we couldn't tell what had happened.

I must say that it really doesn't seem "cricket" to remove all of your posts so that others reading the thread cannot place the responses in context. I have edited my messages in the past, but only to correct typos and/or add additional information, never to hide, change, or remove prior information or comments.

[cmyX6go]

Oh the drama....And I'm a girl

He didn't really delete all his posts in this thread, did he.

[KYZRSOSE]

Dammit....what did I miss?????

I hate missing others idiotic ramblings....

[JCL]

Originally Posted by cmyX6go

He didn't really delete all his posts in this thread, did he.

Just most of the ones slamming others.

Originally Posted by KYZRSOSE

Dammit....what did I miss?????

Same drama going on over in this thread. He deleted his posts there too. Now we'll never get the details on the magical mystery fuel cells. Or were they diesel hybrids? No, they were plug-in electrics. And here I was getting my non-disclosure agreement all ready to forward, so that I could play.

[KYZRSOSE]

Originally Posted by JCL

Just most of the ones slamming others.




Same drama going on over in this thread. He deleted his posts there too. Now we'll never get the details on the magical mystery fuel cells. Or were they diesel hybrids? No, they were plug-in electrics. And here I was getting my non-disclosure agreement all ready to forward, so that I could play.

Dammit! I really missed out the last few days...

Oh well, maybe he'll show up at the Tri-State's with his very informative materials and highly guarded Area 51 technology.

[statdoc]

Originally Posted by ABMW

You're not a nice guy Thunder22, and few on this board find you to be, from what I've seen. Most simply ignore your B.S. I'm simply calling you out on it, and you can't handle it.

I love Thunder. In fact, if I wasn't married........