320d Servicing items

Mike-Bracknell · 02-20-2011, 07:10 AM

Hi,

Does anyone have a list of servicing items for the 320d?

I'm looking to do the rest of my servicing myself or take the car to a decent indy rather than have the stealer service it (although Sytner Maidenhead have been very good tbh), and I know from servicing my diesel Fiesta that including other filters more often in the service structure makes a hell of a benefit to performance etc.

Cheers,
Mike.

sabato · 02-20-2011, 03:31 PM

I'd be interested in to know aswell and if someone could supply the the part numbers that will be a great help

JaySTee · 02-21-2011, 05:38 AM

If you are going down that route it will probably be worth getting a haynes manual. They list everthing that should be done at various intervals in the front of the book.

However won't this approach affect the resale value especially on a BMW? I used to service my old shitter cars but had planned an using an indy for the regular service on the BMW and then do as much as I can in terms of other maintenance and fixing myself...

With regards to parts - I would think any decent autofactors would be able to suppy the correct filters etc and be cheaper than buying from BMW...

R80TER · 02-21-2011, 07:45 AM

my shopping list is normally:

Oil (i use castrol edge 5-30)
Oil Filter
Cabin Filter (micro filter)
Air filter
fuel filter

Change all of the above every approx 20,000 miles. thats pretty much it for these modern diesels! i bought all of my last lot from Opie Oils, they supplied all the filters and oil (except fuel filter) for approx £120 ish IIRC.

sabato · 02-21-2011, 08:05 AM

Just found Microfilter part number 64319142115 this is the charcoal activated one

the genuine non charcoal filter is cheap on ebay at £15

mobileadam · 02-21-2011, 08:50 AM

K&m I recall where good and cheap in comparison to dealers. Munich Motors in Wokingham might be worth a try.

I didn't know there was a Sytner in Maidenhead, is that the one in Taplow that was Altwood and then changed name to something I can't remember.

Mike-Bracknell · 02-25-2011, 07:17 AM

No it's the old Stratstone garage - they were bought by Sytner in Oct/Nov apparently.

mobileadam · 02-25-2011, 09:07 AM

Aha! The Stratstone garage was original Altwood back in the day. Interesting to hear it has been taken over. I purchased a few motors from them but they lost interest in my business and never called back so I went and purchased elsewhere.

Still, Sytner in Ascot is nearer for me know (used to be William Jacks)

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Mike-Bracknell Private 4 Rep 51 Posts Drives: '07 E90 M-Sport 320d Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Bracknell, Berks, UK iTrader: (0)	320d Servicing items Hi, Does anyone have a list of servicing items for the 320d? I'm looking to do the rest of my servicing myself or take the car to a decent indy rather than have the stealer service it (although Sytner Maidenhead have been very good tbh), and I know from servicing my diesel Fiesta that including other filters more often in the service structure makes a hell of a benefit to performance etc. Cheers, Mike.
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sabato Second Lieutenant 10 Rep 235 Posts Drives: 320d E90 Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Essex iTrader: (0)	I'd be interested in to know aswell and if someone could supply the the part numbers that will be a great help
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JaySTee First Lieutenant 17 Rep 390 Posts Drives: E91 320d SE Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Devon, UK iTrader: (0)	If you are going down that route it will probably be worth getting a haynes manual. They list everthing that should be done at various intervals in the front of the book. However won't this approach affect the resale value especially on a BMW? I used to service my old shitter cars but had planned an using an indy for the regular service on the BMW and then do as much as I can in terms of other maintenance and fixing myself... With regards to parts - I would think any decent autofactors would be able to suppy the correct filters etc and be cheaper than buying from BMW...
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R80TER Lieutenant 28 Rep 564 Posts Drives: e90 320D ED Join Date: May 2009 Location: Royal Berkshire iTrader: (0) Garage List 2005 E90 330D M Sport [10.00]	my shopping list is normally: Oil (i use castrol edge 5-30) Oil Filter Cabin Filter (micro filter) Air filter fuel filter Change all of the above every approx 20,000 miles. thats pretty much it for these modern diesels! i bought all of my last lot from Opie Oils, they supplied all the filters and oil (except fuel filter) for approx £120 ish IIRC. __________________ Its all about the mpg!
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sabato Second Lieutenant 10 Rep 235 Posts Drives: 320d E90 Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Essex iTrader: (0)	Just found Microfilter part number 64319142115 this is the charcoal activated one the genuine non charcoal filter is cheap on ebay at £15
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mobileadam Private First Class 8 Rep 162 Posts Drives: 320d e92 M Sport Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Berkshire iTrader: (0)	K&m I recall where good and cheap in comparison to dealers. Munich Motors in Wokingham might be worth a try. I didn't know there was a Sytner in Maidenhead, is that the one in Taplow that was Altwood and then changed name to something I can't remember.
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Mike-Bracknell Private 4 Rep 51 Posts Drives: '07 E90 M-Sport 320d Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Bracknell, Berks, UK iTrader: (0)	No it's the old Stratstone garage - they were bought by Sytner in Oct/Nov apparently.
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mobileadam Private First Class 8 Rep 162 Posts Drives: 320d e92 M Sport Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Berkshire iTrader: (0)	Aha! The Stratstone garage was original Altwood back in the day. Interesting to hear it has been taken over. I purchased a few motors from them but they lost interest in my business and never called back so I went and purchased elsewhere. Still, Sytner in Ascot is nearer for me know (used to be William Jacks)
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