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Originally Posted by cssnms
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Originally Posted by Puerto Rican 335d
Seems like 2 out of 24 posts with carbon build up, not bad, but interestingly most of us who beat the car like a two cent whore dont have any problems as of yet with carbon build up, its suffice to say that our cars have to be driven HARD so that this issue cannot come later. What do you think Chris on this?
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Hard to say Axel, so many variables to consider as to what is causing the issue in otherwise low mileage vehicles e.g. driving style, fuel quality, timing of ecu/egr reprograming/replacement etc. Needless to say the issue, although rare, is cause for me to have some level of concern. |
I agree with the cause for concern. I wonder if we could gather enough D owners to send a group correspondence to BMWNA so that they would not be just dealing with single owners, with the idea of putting some pressure on them to resolve the issue or at least find some palliative remedies. They might be worried if BMW CCA members or at least an organized group of owners was complaining right when they are just preparing to announce their next round of USA bound diesels.
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2021 X3 M40i: M Sport Differential, Adaptive M Suspension.
Previous BMWs: 1971 BMW 2002, 1973 BMW R75/5, and 2011 BMW 335d
Previous Other Vehicles: '67 Cougar, '70 911e, '86 Jetta Diesel, '05 and '12 Foresters, et al.