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Old 02-15-2011, 05:22 PM
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Hi everyone. I just picked up a used 2008 X5 3.0si CPO'ed. I have a few questions since I was lurking around here for a bit before actually making an account.

I searched and I can't find the answer, maybe i'm searching wrong.
So my problems is when I'm coasting to a stop at any speed. I feel the car shifting and it would slow down a lot. (Ex. I would be coasting at 30mph going down to about 20mph, then I would feel a slight shift/jerk and it slows down a lot more)

Another thing is when I'm at a complete stop and I release the brakes, the car would jerk forward violently, not all the time, like 50/50.

Another thing is when I'm reversing and turning, I hear like creaking sounds from the back. I'm not sure if that is normal.

Everything else is fine, I love the car!
I got it for 36k including 5 years of paintless dent repair. I got it with 39k miles on it though with prem. tech. cold. rear climate. ipod.
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Old 02-15-2011, 05:25 PM
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Hi everyone. I just picked up a used 2008 X5 3.0si CPO'ed. I have a few questions since I was lurking around here for a bit before actually making an account.

I searched and I can't find the answer, maybe i'm searching wrong.
So my problems is when I'm coasting to a stop at any speed. I feel the car shifting and it would slow down a lot. (Ex. I would be coasting at 30mph going down to about 20mph, then I would feel a slight shift/jerk and it slows down a lot more)

Another thing is when I'm at a complete stop and I release the brakes, the car would jerk forward violently, not all the time, like 50/50.
The slow-down while coasting to a stop is typical for this vehicle. Doesn't happen at every light but pretty often.

The jerking when releasing brakes happened to me a lot until I had them do a firmware update - this was at least 2 years ago. I'm not sure when yours was last updated, but mention this to them and you should get the latest and greatest fixes.
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Old 02-15-2011, 05:37 PM
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Thanks RH, I made an appointment with BMW and hope that gets fixed. It's pretty annoying when it does happen. I like your AW X5, It was between that or the silver one I got. But it was also 3k more.
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