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ASE Master Mechanic for 25 years. Can help with all aspects of BMW repair. I especially enjoy driveablity problems, mechanical or electrical.
I have been an ASE Master Mechanic for 25 years.I have worked in many dealearships although BMW's are my favorite.I now have my own shop,specializing in BMW's.I have autocrossed and even gotten into mud running with my 4x4.(I am NOT a teacher and don't claim to know everything about the cars I never see.I hope to help you with your repairs and do expect some knowledge on your side.)
CMVTI, Auburn Maine
I truely love BMW's.Being able to help others with thier repair too is a good feeling.
Your never to old to learn.I've enjoyed learning any and all about automotive repair
I have started a web site...beamers.8k.com.Check it out..email me
Many people dive into auto repair and should not,as they cause more problems than they started with.
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That would be bad advice to put in a larger fuse. The system circuit maxes at 7 amps so 7.5 is the fuse that should be used.The problem is probably the wiring harness.You will need to remove the rear seat
Not knowing how many cylinders your car has tells me you shouldn't be under the hood.By adding the sealant you just probably made a mess inside of the engine.Taking the thermostat out isn't a good idea
Well it could be many things with the idle but I'm sure the idle control valve has something to do with it.Does the a/c work when it is turned on? it may not be turning causing it to draw the motor down
I think you need to have the battery checked first to make sure it is ready for the changing season.Checking all your wire connections to the battery/starter,the battery ground to make sure it is clean
I'm not sure which engine you have but the flat rate time(book time) is only about 4.6 hours.To me that means you probably have to lift the engine up to gain clearance enough to replace the gasket/pan

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