[teknochild]

Originally Posted by redlinejunkie

i dont wanna sound stupid but, it seems like the only thing you changed is the rims. Just for the hell of it, put those rims back on and see if fires up in the first try. I know 4 rims should have nothing to do with a fuel pump failure, but it just does not make sense.

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[Raider]

Originally Posted by redlinejunkie

i dont wanna sound stupid but, it seems like the only thing you changed is the rims. Just for the hell of it, put those rims back on and see if fires up in the first try. I know 4 rims should have nothing to do with a fuel pump failure, but it just does not make sense.

The car was starting without a problem many times over and over, again and again. You come home, swap the rims, and now it has a starting problem. It seems like the only variable is the rims. Try it, what you gonna loose. Truthfully, i hope it doesnt still start with the original rims, and this rim theory goes to garbage.

You can't be serious?

[Adham]

Originally Posted by Raider

You can't be serious?

this thread has turned retarded. ironic, just start over.

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I know this all too well...over a period of 6 years, had 2 drivers side front, 3 passengers side front, and one passenger side rear replaced. I kindly passed that torch to the new owner back in January.

Originally Posted by itsbrokeagain

do you realize they never came out with a fix for the E46 window motors breaking and jamming up? That car was out for 5 years. I still fix the window assemblies every week. Its going to be sometime before they address this.