[colorado.e9x]

Originally Posted by E93Dude

For fuck's sake people, please stop posting your pictures in the maximum resolution possible. It blows up the screen and makes it hard to navigate the page. Medium or low resolution is just fine for this fine, august body of BMW owners.....

...or better yet, can the administrators please fix your HTML or whatever script runs this site to handle pictures like its not Windows 95?....

I'm posting whatever picture it is that I have on my phone. I'm not going to make a special edit just for your convenience get the bimmerpost app.

Onizukachan is right

[Dirtleg]

Originally Posted by StradaRedlands

Good times on the M57 life!

FYI I read somewhere that you only need to fill the passive tank, and that helps keep DEF crystals from building up and clogging the screens. Not an expert, just something I recall...

Yeah I have heard that is the design function for the system. Just wanted to verify.

I got the dreaded temperature sensor and level sensor faults. Most likely crystals on the sensors. New Heater/Sensors assembly arrived yesterday. Will get installed when I get a minute.

Got to get my 325i sold (Have a buyer, but I have to fix vacuum leak first as throwing SES) Also CCV Heater recall.

After that will work on 335d.

[RealJ22]

Originally Posted by fodder031

Off to Kenny-U-Pull tomorrow to see if that 2011 323I has a Footwell module still in it to replace mine. Been running one that does not allow my DRL or Highbeams to work, but ... I can change lanes without causing chaos and my windows work.


Not to all.....FRM has service note, extended warranty 15 years 300,000 KM... wish I has known, or been able to find this info before I before I tossed mine for another from a wreck

Do you have more information on this? I switched mine to a random E92 M3 FRM2 from the FRM3 because it had all sorts of issues. I have not coded it yet and still have the FRM3.

[codeterrorist]

Originally Posted by StradaRedlands

I have no idea what any of that means, but I do get tired having to open huge images in a new tab in order to see them.

Install:

Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir.../codeinjector/

Chrome: https://chromewebstore.google.com/de...mlcmegedeikdeb

Once installed, then:

- navigate to e90post.com/forums
- click on the addon from the addon bar in your browser
- click `Add rule`
- click on the `CSS` tab
- paste the code: img {max-width: 800px !important;}
- at the top, click `Current host`
- save the rule
- refresh the page and watch how all images now behave

This is not a user issue, this is a website issue. The webdeveloper responsible should have anticipated that users will upload small and large images. It's the responsibility of the developer to ensure a good experience. I'm a webdeveloper and that's what I do every day.

[lordnikon]

So FRM3 is less reliable than FRM2?

[tsuintx]

Originally Posted by codeterrorist

Install:

Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir.../codeinjector/

Chrome: https://chromewebstore.google.com/de...mlcmegedeikdeb

Once installed, then:

- navigate to e90post.com/forums
- click on the addon from the addon bar in your browser
- click `Add rule`
- click on the `CSS` tab
- paste the code: img {max-width: 800px !important;}
- at the top, click `Current host`
- save the rule
- refresh the page and watch how all images now behave

This is not a user issue, this is a website issue. The webdeveloper responsible should have anticipated that users will upload small and large images. It's the responsibility of the developer to ensure a good experience. I'm a webdeveloper and that's what I do every day.

Thanks for the tip! Worked for me in Firefox. Been annoying me like hell over the years. LOL!

[Mitchell431]

Originally Posted by StradaRedlands

That is pretty much the coolest thing I've seen! Gets rid of what, seven feet of ducting? Basically swapping sides with the the expansion tank? I love it!
I thought it was a good little touch and looks more of a "finished" look as opposed to two filters just hanging around on the driver side 😂

That being said it was a royal PITA to get the back turbo inlet in, thankfully I have RWD save some steps on removing the DP 😆