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Old 09-01-2006, 08:01 AM
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Old 09-01-2006, 11:55 AM
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Is that for real? Guess not.
My lawnmower gave out this morning. Previously I changed the filter, sparkplug, added fuel stablizer. It used to start after 15 min or so of rigorous pulling and cursing at him, but not any more.
I do my own garden to make a personal statement against illegal immigration, but it getting old.

I'll get me a Honda loanmower that is supposed to be the top of the line. BMW doesn't do any loanmower?
Sounds like the coil is weak or shot or your fuel pick-up is plugged. Take the plug out, put it back in the plug boot, set the plug electrode against the engine near the plug hole and watch for a spark by the electrode when you pull the engine over. If there's no spark then you know it's the coil, switch, wiring or even the new plug is bad. If you have a spark, pour a few drops of gas in the plug hole, put the plug back in and see it it fires. If it does and doesnt keep running then your fuel pickup is plugged in your tank. Dump the fuel you had in there out and start with fresh gas (no stabalizer). Let us know if this works.
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Old 09-01-2006, 03:20 PM
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Satellite Navigation on it?
Unfortunately, BMW isn't able to offer Sat Nav on the new mower for this model year due to conflicts with iDrive and compatability issues. Production will start at a later date.

However, Comfort Access will be available as an option now. Just have the fob in your pocket, put your hand on the handle, and it will start! (actually, that'd be pretty useful.......minus the key fob)
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