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willy_manily 03-03-2007 07:17 PM

Where can i get a New Coolant tank? for an 02 4.4 X5?
 
Well the time has come to get a new coolant tank :rolleyes: My coolant tank now has a leak and is leaking coolant all over my motor :flame: So i would like to know where i can get a new one and how i fit the tank? As i like in Australia my car is a right hand drive if this makes any difference.



Thanks

willy_manily 03-10-2007 01:30 AM

Any Ideas?

Quicksilver 03-10-2007 03:06 AM

Parts dept. BMW dealer. :thumbup: Join the club. http://www.clubs.bmw.com.au/indexframe.asp Maybe you can get discounts.

supersteve 03-10-2007 09:29 AM

I just replaced mine on a 2001 4.4. The most expensive part was the coolant. Total cost about $160 USD from the dealer. Coolant, 3 gallons @ $21 USD each. I also replaced the cap.

willy_manily 03-10-2007 07:22 PM

Well in australia its $200 for the coolant tank plus lid, i dont really want to pay that much for that at the moment, would there be a store somewhere in america or australia that would stock them maybe used?

Quicksilver 03-10-2007 08:02 PM

Well in America they have BMW wreaking yards where something like this may be purchased but you take a chance doing that. All in all buying BMW parts is a BMW thing where the parts are exclusive to BMW. My advice is start saving your money because as long as you own a BMW your gonna have to keep it up and in all honesty the choices are few. You buy OEM parts and do the labor yourself or you swallow your pride and plunk down the money. Reality is reality. Expensive cars require expensive parts. ;)

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Originally Posted by willy_manily
Well in australia its $200 for the coolant tank plus lid, i dont really want to pay that much for that at the moment, would there be a store somewhere in america or australia that would stock them maybe used?


willy_manily 03-10-2007 09:36 PM

The reason i dont want to pay big bucks for it is because its a small leak its not like it is pissing out alot of oil i will buy a new one when it breaks but for the time being i wouldnt like to spend to much money on it.

willy_manily 03-10-2007 09:37 PM

I am also going to update to the e70 in a few months

supersteve 03-11-2007 08:35 AM

If you really want to be cheap you could try epoxy or the all mighty "Bars Leaks." Buying something like that from a wrecking yard is a crap shoot. You may just buy one thats already leaking. I would have to agree with Quick Silver, if you want to fix it correctly "expensive cars, expensive Parts."

willy_manily 03-24-2007 06:27 PM

Well its fixed now lol


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