First 75 diesel that I've heard of needing a new engine. The BMW engines tend to be pretty reliable. Any idea what caused the problem?
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First 75 diesel that I've heard of needing a new engine. The BMW engines tend to be pretty reliable. Any idea what caused the problem?
yeh it is a strange one,never heard of this myself,car belonged to one of our customers and this is what he was told failed on the car by his local garage,i personaly have never looked into the problem as we realy dont have the time to spend on her so she needs to go.
That depends how much you could source one for from breakers and the likes.
As for the car had a look round it today its very good for a Wreg. Lots of toys
First 75 diesel that I've heard of needing a new engine. The BMW engines tend to be pretty reliable. Any idea what caused the problem?
Christ we had loads of 75/zt diesels that had engines at rover, usually bottem end too... they just replaced the engine rather than fix but no idea why they used to knock, at a guess of around 5-8 a year, not many but we were only local dealers.
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