[jago]

hi all
considering a 335d sedan
i've searched here for info but it seems scattered about..
please share opinions on whether i should stay away or pursue.
also appreciate the latest thoughts on critical issues.
thanks!

[JingChai]

Try asking the diesel forum:

https://www.e90post.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=377

[jago]

Originally Posted by JingChai

Try asking the diesel forum:

https://www.e90post.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=377

ugh. i didnt see that. have never really followed this flavor. thanks.

[jago]

well here's a q for the general e90 forum.
are these really a huge pita? if so i will just avoid.
i'm looking for daily drivers and i'm not much of a modder.

[floydarogers]

Originally Posted by jago

hi all
considering a 335d sedan
i've searched here for info but it seems scattered about..
please share opinions on whether i should stay away or pursue.
also appreciate the latest thoughts on critical issues.
thanks!

There is mention of the pitfalls in the Sticky: "How to buy a used E9x"

Please don't waste time in the main forum; everything is well-covered in the diesel forum and in the Sticky post.

Personally, I love my 335d, but I just spent $2800 on a new throttle and glow plugs (at 137K miles.) Remember, these cars (and most E9x) are now 10 year old cars.

[lnxguy]

A fully deleted and tuned 335d is probably one of the best sleeper cars there is. 380whp/606ftlbs and 40MPGs, lol. Nothing comes close to that combo.

Join the North American BMW Diesels Owners group on Facebook, lots of info.

[jago]

Originally Posted by lnxguy

A fully deleted and tuned 335d is probably one of the best sleeper cars there is. 380whp/606ftlbs and 40MPGs, lol. Nothing comes close to that combo.

Join the North American BMW Diesels Owners group on Facebook, lots of info.

thanks all for the replies and i will check out forums and fb. i prob wont go out of my way to pursue one unless a cream puff falls in my lap.