My Brand New 335i Coupe Just stalled out TWICE!!!!!!!

pincud · 04-10-2007, 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by RiXst3r

your joking, obviously... thats not possible

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My car was built in June 2006 and the fuel pump blew up at 100 miles. It took BMW 10 weeks to get the pump replaced.

Yes, I'm afraid it is. I bought the car during the first week of September last year. By the end of the second week, the CEL was on all the time. By the beginning of November I had a new fuel pump.

Now I'm waiting for the calipers to be replaced, to stop the squeaky wheels at speeds up to 20mph.

PatsE92 · 04-10-2007, 02:58 PM

....for my fuel pump to fail and my non existant oil cooler to cause my engine to overheat and explode!!!!!!!

08/06 build, 8100 miles, daily driver and haven't had a bit of problem since 10/06. Maybe the Gods are having pity on me since they figure I have suffered enough (3 ex wives).

Pat

justwaiting · 04-10-2007, 03:03 PM

3 ex wives....maybe there are worse things than a dead fuel pump

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Originally Posted by PatsE92

....for my fuel pump to fail and my non existant oil cooler to cause my engine to overheat and explode!!!!!!!

08/06 build, 8100 miles, daily driver and haven't had a bit of problem since 10/06. Maybe the Gods are having pitty on me since they figured I have suffered enough (3 ex wives).

Pat

pincud · 04-10-2007, 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by PatsE92

....for my fuel pump to fail and my non existant oil cooler to cause my engine to overheat and explode!!!!!!!

08/06 build, 8100 miles, daily driver and haven't had a bit of problem since 10/06. Maybe the Gods are having pity on me since they figure I have suffered enough (3 ex wives).

Pat

Eh, the 3 ex wives must balalance out well against the 3 young girlfriends, no?

PatsE92 · 04-10-2007, 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by pincud

Eh, the 3 ex wives must balalance out well against the 3 young girlfriends, no?

3 young girlfriends = the reason behind 3 ex wives!!!

j/k

3 ex wives = reason I am not on the M6 Forum.

Pat

wk19711 · 05-02-2007, 12:07 PM

My car went into the shop on March 13th. 5k miles. Got it back 04/25. BMWNA is giving me 3 months of payments ($700 /mo) if I agree not to sue them. Is it a fair deal??

Potty_Pants · 05-02-2007, 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by wk19711

My car went into the shop on March 13th. 5k miles. Got it back 04/25. BMWNA is giving me 3 months of payments ($700 /mo) if I agree not to sue them. Is it a fair deal??

yes thats a good deal.... as long as your only bound to this instance.... and down the road when the pump breaks again you not bound to the first contract.

ppp

wk19711 · 05-02-2007, 12:26 PM

CR told me I can't sue them if it broke again if I sign. They will fix it.

oslowley · 05-02-2007, 09:24 PM

All these failures tend to prod the question, how much testing did BMW honestly do prior to releasing these cars, and secondly it seems apparent that instead of sending out a redesigned fuel pump they chose instead to deplete whatever stores they may have in stock in an attempt to allay customer frustration but not address the long term solution. I went through teething problems with my first model year 323ci, remember those falling weatherstrips, BMW kept on replacing them with the same defective unit that inevitably failed AGAIN, then my transmission refused to select reverse, a slew of people had suspension issues, and the list goes on and on. Unfortunately these issues are not solely with the BMW brand, I decided to jump ship and bought a first year Saab Sports Sedan and at this point it would be far easier to say what didn't break than what did. It is apparent that these companies do not do their due diligence when testing their products, I think mainly b/c of how fast the "it" technology becomes obsolete so the window for the "coolness" factor is uncomfortably small. This post may be a bit long winded but I for one have inevitably delayed my e93 purchase until these issues are rectified because I would hate to have to go through the dealership dance all over again and to add insult to injury the much maligned South Motors is the closest dealer to me by some measure.:mad:

Heli Animal · 05-03-2007, 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by RiXst3r

someone accidently loaded windows vista on it...

bad software? from the factory? havent heard of that on the e92 for stalling out... just for the "jerky" cold starts.

How true... I feel sorry for vista users! lol

Asiann · 05-03-2007, 08:35 PM

So glad to still have the E90 330! I think I will wait until all the bugs are almost fixed before I jump to a new bimmer. Good luck!

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oslowley lurker 0 Rep 10 Posts Drives: M3 2014 {waiting} Join Date: May 2007 Location: Fl iTrader: (0)	All these failures tend to prod the question, how much testing did BMW honestly do prior to releasing these cars, and secondly it seems apparent that instead of sending out a redesigned fuel pump they chose instead to deplete whatever stores they may have in stock in an attempt to allay customer frustration but not address the long term solution. I went through teething problems with my first model year 323ci, remember those falling weatherstrips, BMW kept on replacing them with the same defective unit that inevitably failed AGAIN, then my transmission refused to select reverse, a slew of people had suspension issues, and the list goes on and on. Unfortunately these issues are not solely with the BMW brand, I decided to jump ship and bought a first year Saab Sports Sedan and at this point it would be far easier to say what didn't break than what did. It is apparent that these companies do not do their due diligence when testing their products, I think mainly b/c of how fast the "it" technology becomes obsolete so the window for the "coolness" factor is uncomfortably small. This post may be a bit long winded but I for one have inevitably delayed my e93 purchase until these issues are rectified because I would hate to have to go through the dealership dance all over again and to add insult to injury the much maligned South Motors is the closest dealer to me by some measure.:mad:
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