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Catpiano 發表於 2009-12-10 22:19

) even in summer, I usually warm it up for 1 min or 2 before I drive it, and even when I park it, I let it run for 30 second or so before I turn it off, (depends on temp and how hard I drive, and since it is a Turbo, not a bad idea) Even brake, first few km, I won't apply hard braking yet ... so after 7 yr, it still looks and drives like a new car. 



Catpiano, it is funny when you keep tell other people warm up is not needed, but you religious warm up your car for 1-2mins even in summer. LOL...
B2L2 發表於 2009-12-11 10:17

(same as car manufactory, they dont want you to keep a car fo so long, which is actually bad for Enviroment)



33# shutterbug
this is what i did:
transmission fluid (was very dirty)
brake fluid (very dirty)
coolant
power steering fluid (customer requested)
clean and adjusted rear brakes
air filter
pollen ...
字典仔 發表於 2009-12-11 18:41



42# 字典仔
It was a 92' 325i. Sold it already la...but I still remember I was in the middle of road while the water started to boil. The temperature just go right up. Ho scary ga...
fibbi 發表於 2009-12-15 11:29
I think BMW calls for a special type of coolant. Many times it's not because of not flushing coolant system often enough, it's because people put in the wrong stuff or parts failure. Do you use tap ...
shutterbug 發表於 2009-12-15 12:19
53# 字典仔
I recall only 2 accidents ja...one time is bumper (very minor), another time is head light (more like the corner side) broken (bump into the car in front of me but very slowly). More li ...
fibbi 發表於 2009-12-16 00:44


Again... maintenance cost in Canada is just high .. ~ $150/hr labour cost is just high ..
-7都唔warm, thumbs up for you man!

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