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05-22-2014, 08:29 AM | #1322 |
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just searched the M3 F80 owners manual and there is no mention of a tire temperature indicator. Shame. Still waiting for uae to confirm though.
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05-25-2014, 07:42 PM | #1324 |
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uae247 - first of all thanks for your review and all the information, extremely helpful.
I noticed on the driving modes videos in the end the navigation screen displays Power and Torque, is there any other displays options for car diagnostic like boost, G-meter etc? Last edited by JMN; 05-25-2014 at 08:47 PM.. |
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06-08-2014, 04:47 AM | #1326 |
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It's been a very long time since I have updated the thread.
Glad to see others picking up and enjoying their M3s Couple of updates Car has two recalls 1-DCT software-already done 2-Front suspension-shock replacement-not done yet The car feels fast day to day and in traffic. I still hate how it sounds in the mornings and while crawling in traffic. 1M and E90 M3 sound way way much better. Still This car performs and grips so well. Guess the performance exhaust is a must. |
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Did they say what the issues was for the shock?
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06-08-2014, 10:55 AM | #1329 |
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Great Q to ask the other recent F8x delivery folks. Let's hope it's not related to the CF roof.
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I would troubleshoot by: 1) test each window lowered to see if it is restricted to one 2) apply BMW recommended lubricant to edge of window 3) test each window at rest by lowering part way, holding window with hands and checking movement -- creaking noise may involve movement of seal or door fitment. 4) this gets techy: when I have sound goblins I use my stethoscope. Creaking could be in door/window mechanism that moves when window raised. Localizing sounds in a car can be really hard because they bounce around. Sound could also be coming from somewhere completely different, and it only it noticeable with windows to bounce off of (and quiet cabin). Best of luck & thanks for all your contributions!
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