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Post Sun Jul 02, 2006 4:54 pm

well what can i say, took a while but its done! cam belt+tensioners, distributor cap, rotor arm, water pump, tappets re-set, oil and filter change(gtx magnatec 10/40) fuel filter replaced, new coolant, new plugs, air filter. now all thats left to do is a crypton tune. she runs like a charm now.
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Post Sun Jul 02, 2006 5:02 pm

Sounds like a job well done mate :thumb: I just pity people that aren't capable of doing it themselves...

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Post Sun Jul 02, 2006 8:55 pm

charlE30 wrote:Sounds like a job well done mate :thumb: I just pity people that aren't capable of doing it themselves...

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Trust me Charlie, we all wish we could, sadly I go on the side of caution and pay someone rather than bugger my beloved.

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Post Sun Jul 02, 2006 9:00 pm

I probably could do the jobs myself as im not comletely dense, but when my mate is a BMW mechanic at my local dealership, its daft not to get him to do it fpr a little beer money.

Well done on getting your mitts dirty fella.
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Post Sun Jul 02, 2006 9:34 pm

reddevil wrote:
charlE30 wrote:Sounds like a job well done mate :thumb: I just pity people that aren't capable of doing it themselves...

charlie
Trust me Charlie, we all wish we could, sadly I go on the side of caution and pay someone rather than bugger my beloved.

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I would go on the side of caution and do it my self! don't trust most monkey's in garages, always can pic faults in work they have done.

Well done for doing it yourself. Next time it will take your half the time!
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Post Mon Jul 03, 2006 12:37 pm

d6dph wrote:I probably could do the jobs myself as im not comletely dense, but when my mate is a BMW mechanic at my local dealership, its daft not to get him to do it fpr a little beer money.

Well done on getting your mitts dirty fella.
ditto. darren works for lind of norwich and getting the book stamped. i supplied oil,dizzy cap+rotor+waterpump. got charged £210 genuine bmw parts used and lights re-set.
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Post Mon Jul 03, 2006 12:52 pm

anyone have an idea for the cost and work for doin the cam on an m40
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