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Pekelicious 02-02-2017 12:29 PM

What did you do to / for your E53 today??
 
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Originally Posted by Pekelicious (Post 1101072)
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Just got back from offshore and took the X for a quick detail.... It still need a full body paint job....

Will be parked in 2 days as I'm flying to Az..... shopping spreeeeee[emoji48][emoji48][emoji48][emoji48]


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My DD also came for a wash.... pardon, it's not an e53[emoji5][emoji5][emoji5]

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OrangeFurious 02-02-2017 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by crystalworks (Post 1101032)
You will be happy with the BrakeMotive gear. Works perfectly for my 4.8 so I'm sure it will be good on it's semi twin. :thumbup: A little less initial bite, but more total stopping power, and waaaayyyy less dust.

Be very careful when doing the fluid change or a trip to an indy will be in order. Don't let the master cylinder run dry. I swapped mine for ATE Blue during my brake job. I always alternate between gold and blue so I know when I get a full flush through each caliper.

Good call on the fluid - very clever. :thumbup: I have high hopes for BrakeMotive and, all going well, will swap my 750il to them also.

I also picked up paint for the calipers though it's going to be too cold to do it for a while. Color should be close to BMW fire orange. I wasn't thinking of your gold calipers at the time but one more step to half-twinsies.

lyngaaskhan 02-03-2017 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by OrangeFurious (Post 1100930)
OOF. How'd you do that?

Had my bass cabinet in the back after a gig. Left it in the back overnight out of shear laziness. On the way home from work the next day, it rocked just right going around a corner and hit the glass when it rocked back.

lyngaaskhan 02-03-2017 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by andrewwynn (Post 1100997)
+1 and insurance? My ded. was $100 but after my windshield broke when I bumped it with my PALM I had the deductible dropped to $0 (for $3/mo). Best part about old car: cheap insurance.

I got conflicting responses about coverage at first, but it turns out i'm covered under comprehensive, so it'll be $100 out of pocket. Still have to wait until next week with a plastic wrapped window. It's amazing how suddenly glad I am to spend $100 I hadn't planned on.

andrewwynn 02-03-2017 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by lyngaaskhan (Post 1101173)
Had my bass cabinet in the back after a gig. Left it in the back overnight out of shear laziness. On the way home from work the next day, it rocked just right going around a corner and hit the glass when it rocked back.


I was following my brother during a move to witness the nearly identical situation. In his case a 27" tv. Lucky for him much less expensive car/glass. Was about $200. The bummer for him: was our dad's car!

andrewwynn 02-03-2017 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by lyngaaskhan (Post 1101174)
amazing how suddenly glad I am to spend $100 I hadn't planned on.


I hear ya. I received a $100 rebate as a Visa card from DIRECTV the same week I broke my front windshield I just handed the Visa card to the glass repair guy.

After which I called my insurance and dropped the deductible entirely for $3.30/mo. (Takes 3 years to break even). I thought my insurance had an exception for windshield so I was surprised.

It paid off in the end. I also added roadside assistance and that refunded me $150 for a tow recently saving me more than my deductible

srmmmm 02-03-2017 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by lyngaaskhan (Post 1101173)
Had my bass cabinet in the back .

I had to read that twice as I wondered why you had fish in a cabinet :confused: it must be time for me to catch up on some sleep this weekend :yawn:

2002 X5 3.0 316,900 miles
2014 428i 24,800 miles

2004 325i sold at 123,600 miles
2001 325i sold at 66,000 miles

1970 Firebird - Under restoration

cncmastr 02-04-2017 10:18 PM

Had OE trailer hitch installed, VCG, throttle body gasket, upper timing cover gaskets, eccentric sensor gaskets, vanos thingie gaskets, coolant, water pump, T-stat, pulley, new front wiper blades.

Lurp 02-05-2017 12:27 PM

Replaced: batteries in both keys, 2 leaking washer fluid pump grommets, mesh grill insert in front bumper, front & rear wipers, license plate lamp lenses. Steam cleaned all carpets.

cncmastr 02-05-2017 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Lurp (Post 1101387)
Replaced: batteries in both keys, 2 leaking washer fluid pump grommets, mesh grill insert in front bumper, front & rear wipers, license plate lamp lenses. Steam cleaned all carpets.

Can you recommend a model steamer?


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