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02-05-2019, 05:09 PM | #1 |
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Hi All,
Just picked up an E91 M Sport Plus Edition today for my wife. I previously had an F10 company car. This is the second BMW that I have owned. It's on a 2012 plate with lots of history but the millage is on 99,645. I have noticed that the tailgate is quite stiff to lift up. I called BMW this afternoon for a price on struts and they quoted me £114.82 plus VAT. Can anyone recommend a less expensive option? Also the blowers seem very noisy any ideas? |
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The bmw lifters are made by a company beginning with S if I recall.... I googled this lately, it’s written on the strut, just can’t remeber the name, google that and e91 strut and they’ll be a lot cheaper that’s what I’m buying soon as mine are rusty and lazy
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The blower motor for the heater may have some debris (possibly a leaf) in it from a previous microfilter change.
Blower motor is incredibly easy to take out & clean, passenger footwell remove the lower kick trim, disconnect the blower controller connector & remove the blower motor (can't remember off the top of my head if there are any screw holding it in place). Clean out, refit and retest.
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With regards to squeaky steering, remove the lower dashboard kick trim on the drivers side (same as you did passenger) look for where the steering shaft goes through the bulk head, there should be a rubber boot of some description, you wanna lubricate where the shaft contacts the boot & hopefully thats yer problem!
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Whether you buy this yourself or befriend someone who has it is up to you. I'm based in Preston, Lancashire so if you ever find yourself in that area give me a nudge and I'll happily code it in for you
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