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I’m looking into buying 2012 528xi all wheel drive With 101000k miles Owner just had timing chain job done at 97000k miles it was good shop in town with 3 year warranty don’t think this is good buy

Wow...I usually do most things like oil change, brakes, suspension arms, and etc but I hate doing wheel bearings and it cost me $700 CAD for E90 BMW rear bearing by a mechanic...maybe I will tackle wheel bearing next time myself...

Which grade oil should I use?

You get 430km highway? At what speed?

Thanks from Texas

Chevy charged me $30 to rotate tires, never again. Many people use non EV tires, typically better traction, lower efficiency (range) lower cost

Mine is doing the same thing and Segway thinks I'm a repair shop too.

We've had a 2023 EUV for a few months here, and just added a 2020 EV to our household, and I need to get used to the differences. Only problem I've had with L mode is it doesn't like to go very fast, we picked it up in the KCMO area, and the freeways over there are 70MPH, and it really didn't want to go that fast in L, but I expect it'll be fine for me doing deliveries as that's all 25 to 40MPH driving. Oh, and one pedal is easy to use if'n you're experienced with stick, it's not quite the same, but the learning curve from engine braking to one pedal driving is very small.

What three cylinder engine like that is GDI

I have same Auto bmw f30 328ix 2015 n20 engine at 180,000 kms and no timing chain changed. Always changed the oil at 6k interval and is silky smooth.

Useing stock gearing? I went to the 16t on my 09 and seems to get the revs down in a more happy range at 120

great video and thank you

What’s the name of the clippy tool used to remove the clips of the oil pan cover? I might just try using a flat head. And also just try to do it on level ground

Bought a 2020 Premier in July. Although I'm still in 80% jail today, it's been totally sufficient for what I need. Being a used car, it comes with some scratches on the cheap interior panels and there's a door ding or two on the passenger side, but still looks pretty good overall. Hoping it survives the next few years without any issues.

I was able to get the bolt out but lines are crazy stuck. Any tips?

It would be funnier if you named it White Thunder. First actual EV since Chevy Spark EV

How bad?

I have had my 2020 bolt for five months now. love it! its my first EV. My daily drive is like 8 miles a day its purfect. I can change the radio station on the left side of the steeringwheel volume on the right

...how did u pull those wires apart. Mine won't budge even with pliers

You may have a career in youtubing....well done & entertaining. I have the same problem. Thx.

What did you tighten at the very end??

Great reasoning about simply buying and using a trailer with whatever vehicle you have, rather than buying a big truck and then struggling with the limited bed space and the extreme height of the truck bed. I'm considering buying a trailer hitch for my honda accord and picking up one of these trailers for most of my hauling needs.

I agree with everything. I test drove a '18 Leaf, then a few weeks later a '17 Bolt and a '22 Bolt EV, and the same day sealed the deal on the '22. That was a month ago, and this is now our workhorse. Mostly it's just me or my wife, sometimes with a kid for a school run, but we're comfortably fitted all four of us in with four recyclable bags of shopping in the trunk. Our old workhorse was a 2010 Honda Odyssey minivan, and I had an '07 Mazda 3 as an alternate, which we traded in for a tiny $700 discount on the Bolt. My wife refused to drive or most times ride in the Mazda except in dire need, it was noisy and she had a knack of stalling it one Summer which put her off. We still have the Honda as our second vehicle, but it only gets a run once a week. You didn't mention how quiet it is, maybe because you're had an EV before, but they had to add a spaceship sound to it at lower speeds to alert pedestrians. If my wife is asleep and I want to go for an early drive I can take this out and come back, and not wake her. If they just put faster charging in this it would be all the car most people need, but I think they deliberately kept it low or nobody would be buying their Equinox and Blazer EVs. We have solar panels, and grid electricity costs 10c all day and night for us, so it's very cheap to run at 4 miles/kWh on average. I reckon I'll get that a lot higher in warmer weather. In comparison our van gets 19 mph around town on a good day.

2021 models were notorious for burning oil from the exhaust valve stem seals.

Коробка не на спорте 🥲💁🏻‍♂️

EV1... Back in the 1990s was Chevy's first EV....

change mine 2024 five quarts of oil and on the dip stick it shows a little under the full mark probably a 1/4 quart but as long as it is above the half way mark between the dots it will be ok. If you want to add the little extra no harm done there either.

Usless if the rack is dead and on F series r all bad design ans will die sooner or later

So mine works moves up and down left and right but i have a msg same as yours any idea what it could be

it would be true if you actually shared the connection on the back of the thermostat.

Just did this on my wife's car. Got the exhaust side in and the actuator side into the crease as much as I could and it popped right in. Failed the first couple tries but I was doing it in the dark and the first couple weren't lined up quite right. Solid tip 👍

I too struggled with this for quite a while. Your method worked flawlessly. Thanks for the advice.

also agree about the creeper, i didnt for the first time, but i just one from walmart too the hyper tough one for $35 its pretty good for the price i like it and its fun ngl

0:48 i agree esepcially if ur changing ur own oil and on multiple vehicles, its way less messier and i got one at walmart the hypertough one for like $12 so pretty cheap

how has the cx5 been? have u done any oil changes since then? or any problems after adding oil after the low oil level light

how has the mazda been?

yea i agree its very weird. sucks that this was the first car i did an oil change on, because ive been thinking about if i did it wrong for the past 2 months lmaoo. it was easy other than oil amount, i added more than they recomended and thats fine, but reading the oil level sucks on these cars its so hard to read it

ive been looking for a video like this for months.

Oh my goodness a little tire nosie, people are such wimps now days lol.

Well done. I have a 2023 EUV--totally agree with your assessment.

KLR can do anything. I completed the Ironbutt challenge multiple times in the saddle of a 2012 KLR back in 2012-2014 and again in 2019 on a 2018 KLR. I have plans to do it on my 2024 KLR in the future

Ive had the same car for years. Excellent summation of it. If you're gonna road trip all the time, ya, it's not the best out there. But for the price of them, they're incredible. What I used to spend on gas in my gti (which had an identical 0-60) will be more than I spent on my 3yr old used one.

173k strong 🦾 these engines are tough

James, what app was that on your phone, showing your actual speed?

Mad max style

I worked on many KLRs and parted out a lot. That one would go straight into the trash bin. Every minute of work on that is lifetime wasted.

I would call it KLingeR from M.A.S.H.

Looks really bad lol. That bike has fallen into parts bike territory.