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The BMW Range
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E90 Abnormal Sound at 2000 rpm
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<blockquote data-quote="Juan Powerblow" data-source="post: 189921" data-attributes="member: 20"><p>Me too. It's such a waste of time and effort. I recall experiencing the same thing when I complained about an exhaust rumble in my E46. The mechanic did a whole song and dance about the metal construction needing to gel or mould itself over time. Well, I languished with the problem for 50,000 kms cos I just didn't wanna waste time going to and fro AB. The problem did mysteriously vanish after that. I often wonder if M'sian CKDs are somehow made of substandard parts or construction.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Juan Powerblow, post: 189921, member: 20"] Me too. It's such a waste of time and effort. I recall experiencing the same thing when I complained about an exhaust rumble in my E46. The mechanic did a whole song and dance about the metal construction needing to gel or mould itself over time. Well, I languished with the problem for 50,000 kms cos I just didn't wanna waste time going to and fro AB. The problem did mysteriously vanish after that. I often wonder if M'sian CKDs are somehow made of substandard parts or construction. [/QUOTE]
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