Doing This Will Make Your BMW N47 & N57 Engine Run *PERFECTLY*
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- How to make your BMW N47 and BMW N57 engine run perfectly to produce it's full power potential and keep running reliably.
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Do frequent oil changes, let it warm up, drive it like you stole it then let it cool down. Do this and you won't need to change anything.
Maybe turbo but that is ok
Every single n47 blows around 150k. Timing chain is badly designed and designed to break.
@@doubleL_S plenty in Autotrader with 200k+, one had 264,000!
@@doubleL_S have you ever even had one or are just basing your terribly wrong opinion on random internet horror stories? My N47 E92 is at 400k km (or 250k miles) and running incredibly strong, even passed emissions test with DPF off and stage 1 tune :)
@@mtaFTW I just spent 2500 on it getting 2 chains repaired and the entire top end replacing. They're weak.
Ive gone from 119k km to 173k km in my e90 320d n47, only done oil changes, it runs like a dream, pulls hard!
George that's good sound advice, worked at a BMW dealers for 15 years, the School run X5s and 1 Series Diesels were the worst. But the same cars when owned by motorway high milers we saw less issues. The emissions gear is for a perfect world , we don't live in a perfect world and why i chose to delete EGR system and ran straight pipe on my old 530.
Spot on George. Yes £1k got me a full chains replacement at 172k. I could hear the engine getting noisier on a cold start. She was like a new car afterwards. Now my oil cooler gaskets gone at 195k which I’m replacing at weekend. ✊
Delete EGR, swirls, DPF, and tune it. Clean intake, manifold, replace fuel filter every 25k miles, do ZF8 speed fluid and filter from FCP every 50k miles , and run a fuel additive to injectors clean every few tanks. Lastly and not lease. CHANGE oil every 5k miles with top grade oil 5w40 Amsoil l, Mobil Delvac 1 or Valvoline premium blue and I personally add Hyperlube Oil Heavy duty additive with ester technology. No chain issues yet. The chains wear from sludge build and old oil mostly guys. Never go 15k miles like BMW says. So stupid
Some PPL Buy a car and have no idea about doing any Maintenance, This is a Great Video well explain, People need to learn Thank You George
I’ve recently got my chain replaced, the crank vibration damper was extremely lose. Runs like a dream now 😌
great stuff all the time pal keep up the good channel
You totally right mate. I just installed a TDI Tuning box on my n47 with 137k miles. Really feel the power.
Good stuff!
You gotta link for the tuning box
@@davidsayer7182 tdi-tuning.com/en-gb
i got one my x1 makes hell of a difference
@@MrNathan2J just make a diagnostics to check the errors. In my cause the tuning box gave it two hidden errors....and my car wasn't able to regenerate the dpf. I'm sorry to say but is a waste of money. 😢 stage one software is cheap and better.👍
My '09 e60 n47 is still going strong at 371k km, amazing engine. Dpf and egr still on
have you ever did a timing chain change ?
@@liviu7017 yeah, at around 360k km
@@TheDawgydawgdawg nice, any symptoms at 360k or didn't wanted to risk it more ?
@@liviu7017 just preventive meintenance, don't risk it unless you know 100% when it was last changed. When i got the car the owner said it was last changed around 100k km ago, which was probably true but he did not have a receipt.
@liviu7017 No symptoms except big oil leaks, but it wasn't caused by the timing chain, just the previous owner lack of care. Just change it, and you're good for 100-150k km:)
Hi. Can someone help me. I have a n47 engine in my car. Should i remove the egr and swivel flaps together as they both a Faulty. The egr valve is stuck open and intake manifold is leaking oil from valve swivl motor. Also if I take these two component out then do I have to remap the car. If I do then what's involved in remapping. Kind regards.
Keep em coming George, good stuff!
Easiest way to see if your manifold is full of carbon is undo the air-charge sensor bolted onto the manifold with one 10mm bolt, check the hole in the sensor itself and make sure it's not blocked with carbon (unblock it carefully with something plastic, don't push too hard into the sensor). Then with a phone light you'll just be able to see into the manifold through the hole where the sensor came from and how bad it is. It's not a hard job to remove the manifold, decoke and refit giving the ports at the same time. A caustic soda bath will clean the manifold perfectly and won't attack the plastic, leaving it looking like it just came out the factory, in some cases giving you a noticable boost in power if it was badly coked. Don't forget to remove any sensors or electrical components before giving it a bath ;)
Don't waste your money on a hydrogen clean, it will do absolutely nothing to remove carbon build up in the manifold but it will empty your pocket somewhat with no real world benefit.
If your top timing chain is stretched and tensioner is loose it'll rattle on cold start for a couple of seconds, middle chain will make a wooshing sound at 1500rpm when engine is warm. Any of these noises are a cause for concern and it needs a full timing kit ASAP. N47 engines can suffer from broken chains from as little as 85,000 miles depending on the number of services and oil quality.
Cheap rates for any of these jobs for George's subscribers around the Merseyside area :D
Yep that’s the MAP sensor👍🏻
@@GeorgeAusters MAF?
@@spencerhulme1203 No MAP sensor... Manifold absolute pressure sensor👍🏻
I did mean to say MAP lol why i put maf in i do not know - but you are right as always i took mine out the other month and what a difference with a clean down into the sensor hole - did not clean the whole unit as suggested bloody crippled NHS bosh job.
Where abouts is the MAP sensor located please on an N57 engine?
My N47 has 216000 miles and still going strong. All I've done is changed oil and filter every 10k miles or sooner religiously.
Good to hear!
@@GeorgeAusters im just reaching 200k km and ordering new timing chain kit for 100$ just to be safe
@@zukacs $100? Don't bother
No injectors or glow plugs? Hmmmm
@@weldingjunkie nope, still on original glow plugs and injectors. I also replaced other obvious filters from time to time, such as diesel and Air filters every 50k. Car has literally never been to a garage except for annual MOTs and tyres etc.
Got an n47 123d with a stage 1 map cars just over 98000 miles got it on 75000 done a few oil changes and it's a cracking little motor
Great video and comprehensive advice.
George, great work here. Just acquired a 320d 2009 with 78k on the clock. The swirl flaps have immediately thrown a wobbly so trying to decide on whether to go down the delete route or not. Anything else you would recommend I tend to whilst I’m going to be digging around in the engine bay?
Thanks
Thanks George for your videos I am going to buy one from my brother and being an Aircraft Mechanic, this estimulates my self on doing the maintenance myself other ways this project will be a lot of money. Regards from San Antonio Tx
Epic! Which aircraft do you work on? Id love to work on a Cessna!
Good luck with the project🙌🏼
Really instructive and helpful video many thanks 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent video, very clear and informative. I'm looking to get my timing chain replaced (N47) as a precautionary measure before it has the chance to do any significant damage. Any tips for finding someone as thorough as you?! Do you do paid work on subscribers cars or do you only work on your own cars? Your content is extremely helpful for novices such as me - keep it coming!
I can do some work Chris but nothing major as I don’t have a lot of time or space. I can do servicing, drive belt kit, EGR delete etc.
Best to email me👍🏻
Great video George, very supportive. Since changing oil regularly is by far most important thing on these engines, pls share some sugestions on oils to be used.
Use a good brand synthetic low ash oil. This is important for your dpf. The bottle will have a rating on the back if it’s low ash. At least in America they do. Change every 3-4000 depending on driving habits and enjoy your car. Do not under any circumstances fall for the “annual, 10,000 mile” oils they sell. In a typical car this may be okay. But not in these
His liquid moly for bmw diesel motor is a good brand
Liqui moly 5w40
Castrol edge 10w30 ll4 approved 👌
Well said brother. There’s no such thing as too many oil changes. Black oil ruins everything!
Very very good advice. Keep it up George! N47 User.
Thanks, will do!
My best tip is use a decent oil. I used to use NAPA 5W-30 for my 67 reg F30 335D X drive N57 engine, as I got it at a heavily discounted price due to a family member working for a motor factor company, but always found that the throttle response and power produced wasn't as good as I recalled it being when using the NAPA oil.
Having recently had the oil changed 3 days ago, and this time using CASTROL EDGE 5W-30 BMW Longlife 04 oil it performs MUCH better. I used to have to put the car gearbox in sport mode by pushing the gear selector to the left for overtakes. Since this oil change I now don't have to do that, the kickdown and power is where it should be.
Look into some products made by "Hotshots Secret", they might have an oil additive that you may like. Do your own research on them. Might simply be something that you would like to add to your maintenance plan. And, it might not be, but just suggesting to check their products out. No, I do not work for them lol
Good video 👍🏼
I want to mention if you have bad flywheel or bad crankshaft pulley on n47 you can stretch ur timing chain from all those of vibrations. It is best to maintain this engine. I have e90 n47 177hp and omg it had so many problems at 322k kilometers it started to make timing chain rattle. So i pulled out gearbox i saw clutch wasnt in the great condition flywheel had all that liquid from ir falling out dpf was fully damaged idk how my turbo wasnt damaged that much. So change all The gaskets timing chain flywheel pulley belts removed dpf egr is still in place but programmed out swirl flaps removed and now has a remap 206hp and 411nm best daily driver. And by The way timing chain was still original on 322k kilometers. I bought it at 287k kilometers.
I have everything off egr, dpf , also hybrid turbo and 3.5 d injectors ... 360 hp and 700 nm and is a beast very good consumption also .
Nice
On a 320d?
If you dont mind me asking what turbo, thinking of doing this on my mini sd.
Will chaindie soon :)
@@yashmann uses the same stock turbo but making it a hybrid turbo at a turbo shop, bigger injectors like he said 335d injectors and bigger intercooler :D
Another video full of good info
Thanks Ron!
So fat on my 520d 2008 i ve replaced the big pulley ,the tensioner and accessories belt, oil pan gasket,the battery ,the coolant ,the brakes fluid and next is the alternator because sometimes doesn’t charge the battery,the servo fluid and i hope in the summer to get the timming chain and gearbox oil changed 👍
I've always been tempted to do an EGR delete - but then I read about burnt exhaust valves and cooked turbochargers ... as the EGR system keeps combustion temperatures down.
Hi George, I've seen recon engine replacements online for around £1800 (says with new chain etc) are these to be avoided, and just do the work you mentioned ?
Beautiful your words
Hi and thanks for another great video.
Can you tell us pls if Software turn off EGR is basically same what is remove it phisically.??
I've read that closing it with software is the better option. That's what Grosvenor in Reading recommend. They are a very highly respected BMW indy.
Tell us how you get round the MOT...few have asked and that's probably what's stopping most people from doing it, I know you can gut the dpf and it's only a visual inspection but what about the egr?
on our diesels i dip our map sensors in acetone a couple of times a year and clean egr valve, keeps them running well
Hi George,I just bought an f10 520D from my brother it's a 2013.he's owned it since new and it has 43K miles should I still change the chain with such low miles,it's had 6 full services at 8k miles since he's owned it.also the car is set to do a regen on the Dpf monthly would that be enough to keep it clean??
Just found your channel great info thank you.
Change oil and filters every 10-12k km and you could change timing chain at 200-250k km.
Well said George 👍👍👍
Thanks Joey!
this has been really helpfull george thankyou (Brian ) Scotland
No worries, thanks as always Brian!
Hi George! I have already changed my time chain kit at 180k km and now i have 280k km... when you recommend to change it again? Thanks man!
Hello ..the n47 18d does not have butterflies or actuator ... I am very interested to know if that collector works for the 20d because they are different references ...
Sorry mate new to n47 life. How hard is it too remove dpf? I’m ok with mechanics can do a little bit.
No worries, nobody will stay a long time with a N47
I am looking to get this done to my 520d but worried about passing MOT with them removed. Would I have to reinstall them for emission tests?
I’ve never had an issue
Premium fuel, regular oil changes and other service items done and now on 250k on n57 f10.
Same here except I use regular diesel. It's the same fuel and I don't think additives are worth the extra price.
I'll just buy injector and exhaust system cleaning additives separately.
Most people assume EGR issues when rough idle on cold starts. It's a simple case of changing the engine glow plugs as they're not just there to assist compression in cold temperatures. They're used by the DME (diesel engine management system) as a sensor to ensure smooth operation of the engine. It's basic maintenance as you would change spark plugs on a petrol engine (although they are far more difficult to remove without breaking). And to anyone who thinks removing the EGR is a good idea: bear in mind the engine was designed (and it costs €Bn to make an engine) from the ground up to run with FAP and EGR. For example EGR reduces engine load / stress during light throttle applications.
my 08 e82 n47 is still pulling like a train after 161k (uk, so thats miles) and still haven't changed the Timing chain, I change the oil and filter every year in Jan from when i brought it in 2017 :)
After "get rid of the EGR" job should we modify the software of the car in some way ?
Did you remove the vacuum hoses for the egr or block them off in some way?
Ive changed my timing chain on e92 2009.
Before i bought the car in 2013.
Car was £14k. I managed to get it for £13k then used the £1k to do the timing chain :)
Still got the car and love it.....but ulez in london is telling me i cant drive it no.more. :(
Purrrfect
Is the B47 any better than the N47 where timing chain and general reliability are concerned?
how do you pass the technical inspection? In Germany wouldn't be possible without EGR and DPF!
Hey George working my way through your videos (likely looking to join and support) What would you suggest re a sight crankshaft seal leak? (BMW E92 M Sport N47 engine) and also if I blank off my EGR can you code out any ECU faults and EML? what have you done with your ECU? I have all the software Ista+ INPA etc etc!
I'd do the crank seal whilst doing the crank pulley mate. EGR needs mapping out
Helpful alot
My bmw 2L 1 series m sport automatic is at 66 k will it be due a new chain
Great video mate, thanks for all the valuable info, just picked up a x6 m50d f16, so this info is priceless, defo will do a egr delete and dpf..
Welcome mate!
Remember it is illegal...
God bless you, wanna ask you something, when i delete my egr, should i scan the car n' delete it olso from program!, and what u say about removing only the sheet of egr and keeping it there, after shecking that its closed ! Thanks dude
You will be blessed by god for sure, when you let all those diesel dust release into the nature, instead that it is filtered out. God likes that a lot.
Hi i have a 2016 535d with full service history and 40.000 miles on it .whats your thoughts on a stage 1 remap?
Thank you for suggesting and encourage me to make my car road illegal! Great tips!
You're welcome!
Hi George ,I have 320d m sport manual 2009. with 44k when would you replace the serpentine belt, pulleys, tensioners etc and would you replace the water pump if that engine has one at the same time, having had major failures with my recent bmw i`m paranoid now.
Wouldn’t hurt to change it all now👍🏻
Hi George! I just disabled EGR by programming on my 2012 e91 320d so it physically is in place but the valve is programmed to stay closed. DPF will be let in place because in Finland they may start measuring counter pressures in MOT tests.
Hi George again! If u have time, could u answer me please: is it wise to remove swirl flaps on N47 after EGR programming?
How did you manage to disable the EGR valve - what software or tool did you use?
I went to a BMW specialist. 50€ and 30 mins and he disabled the EGR valve by coding something with computer. I think number 1 was changed to 0 that the valve is closed all the time.
@@damienpuljic1535
Hi George do you offer doing any of these jobs you’ve pointed out?I would like it doing but would only have it done by someone who knows what they are doing.cheers
My timing chain snapped sooo true ....
Hi mate very nicely explained, only question. Im getting my dpf physically removed and downpipe fitted. Do i need to get the egr removed or can i be just disabled via software (remap)
Remove it bud
No, you don’t need to remove it if it’s been turned off in the remap
@@kellly2803 I’d suggest removing it, it can get sticky and sometimes will still open and close.
@@piovo5222 Yes you’re right, but if you blank it off and map it out then it’s not necessary to remove. I would leave it in purely for inspection purposes it looks like it’s there and working than an empty space sticking out in the engine bay. It’s Illegal to remove it in most European countries
Great vid. Only thing I would say, surely you need to remove your EGR and DPF at the same time as they are linked. How do you get by an MOT sorted without these systems in place? Thanks.
Never had an issue with MOT. My DPF still looks like it’s in place, just gutted
Can simply map out egr and keep dpf (which is my intention), 2015 535d on 30,000 miles.
No need to touch the dpf yet in my opinion.
As for mot, it's it's nice to know people xD
@@Dustii91 I had some problems with n47 and my mechanics said if I want to remove one I need to remove both.
Hi George, if the EGR is removed will that have an effect on the emissions test at the MOT cheers
I wouldn't worry about that. I have egr mapped out and it didn't fail.
does removing Cats help with power a lot?
hi george thanks for the informative content !, ive purchased a 2012 bmw 316d 2.0 pretty sure its the n47 engine, Needs the DMF replacing as rattling a lot so ive bought the full LUK kit clutch and DMF being fitted in the next couple weeks, its done 150 thou so it been on a journey, Im getting maf sensor code but thats clean ive had it off, assuming it may be an EGR issue instead, I have seen darkside developments do the full blanking kit for the EGR but do you then get EML light on ? i suppose it would need to be mapped out of the ECU ?
Yes needs mapped out after removing
Hi George really like your honesty and videos but once you have deleted the egr valve do you have to re map the ECU and if so any advice on how to thank you.
Needs mapped out yes
Can you put a link for the egr and dpf delete kit you used please?
EGR video: th-cam.com/video/QweSrqIqz2k/w-d-xo.html
DPF video: th-cam.com/video/cZGoqSGmSb4/w-d-xo.html
My rocker cover gasket is leaking. Is it ok to replace or should I change cover which is £400.
Garage said on N57 they prone to leak again and labour is same
Fine to replace gasket unless cover is cracked
I am currently having an issue, my car is losing power after the engine is driving for an hour. To pick up speed from 0 to 20 mph it takes almost 30 seconds. I have cleaned out the DPF. What would you recommend I do with the EGR? And i would like to keep it on.
I'm open to any suggestions
No fault codes coming up? Or any dash lights?
Sounds like limp mode
I would like to have your opinion on a BMW 123d double turbo engine which is what i will be swapping after my seat Ibiza 6L 1.4 tdi 90hp
Same engine just 2 turbos
When removing the EGR and swirl flaps and you don’t get it tuned out asap will this flag a light on dash but can be driver still for a short time ?!
Hey George!
Do you also find that the N47 has a lot of internal pressure from the oil filling tube?
I have a little smoke, and some pressure coming from there when engine is running.
I have checked the membrane for the crank-case breather, and it seems plyable and fresh...
Thanks!
Same issue on my 123d. 🤔
hello George, i have a bmw x3 f25 M 3.5d 313hp N57 engine with 260.000km on the clock. Sounds and drives great, should i change the timing chain? when its getting loose it give some signs and sounds,or can snap suddenly? thank you
If you want to keep it for a long time then I would get it done yes👍🏻
For mine e91 with n47 for 250k km I need to go check the timing chain so maybe you should do that too
Hi i got my oil changed yesterday. X1 Sdrive 20d n47
So required is 5.2 litres. I inserted 5.4Litres
Should i get the extra 200ml removed?
What does the dipstick say?
Can i dm you on Instagram the picture of the dipstick?
Im getting fault code 3f25 and my car goes limp mode randomly. II have removed dpf and egr. What problem it can be?
I have an E61 525d LCI from 2007 Steptronic with what corresponds to 220.000 miles on the clock. Still on same timing chain and turbo. I have both the EGR and DPF fitted. However I do all service myself with more frequent oil changes than recommended and also, cleaning EGR system including intake manifold regularly (every around 50.000 miles). I have had the car for 6½ years now and being driving nearly 100.000 miles out of the 220.000 miles myself. You need to be able to maintain a car like this yourself or it will not last and it will ruin your budget.
👍🏻
uno de los mejores videos sobre este tema 👌
Just found you on youtube George. Great info. Subbed!
Welcome aboard!
How do you clean the inlet manifold? My car threw up the engine light, the code was p0101 mass or volume air flow range.. could that be the cause (Bmw did egr recall before Christmas)
Watch the video on my channel
There's a video on that from George!
Have a Cooper SD with an N47 engine... is it the same to take the intake manifold off to clean as you have shown on yours?
Very similar yes👍🏻
I have a 2012 Cooper SD that uses the N47C20A variant of this engine. I already have done the whole pulley set overhaul at 8 years and about 80k because it was cracked all across but of course that needs my sporty driving style. I am very strict on the maintenance schedule and I put in the appropriate oil such as ACEA C3 and BMW LL-04 and my favourite variety is the 0W-40 viscosity. Beyond that make sure you have one of the BMW specific OBD scanners at hand such as the Carly BMW that is pretty ok and you can monitor many things that the car is getting up to. So far there is no rattle and no position sensor reading wobble associated with slacked timing chain is present on my car. So far so good. But yes with these cars, they are a ton of fun but if you had the money to buy a monkey that may be fun but do not forget to supply the bananas :)
It’s a 64 plate R58 coupe... extremely fun to drive and it’s a second car, so we don’t do many miles in her (holidays / weekend fun). Have a suction tool and am either changing the oil and filter every 6k or 6 months, then letting garage do proper oil drain at service time.
My only issue is I’ve not found an updated clutch, so don’t want to go made with a remap :(
@@GeorgeAusters excellent channel, please keep up the good work... if you want to feature a strip down on a the Mini variant give me a shout and you can clean mine ;)
As far as oil services go, I would recommend getting oil samples in and making a determination on the type of mileage you put on. One person's 5000kms can be much different than the next. And one person's oil choice may be different than the next. No sense needlessly changing oil when a lab can tell you.
Run 8000 kms and test it to see if you can go longer or shorter. Simple.
Hi mate I've got a 68 plate G31 3litre M Sport diesel. I changed the oil after the first 9000 miles myself and then BMW did the first service, oil, oil filter, polen filter at 19,000 miles, I reckon when I get to 25000 I'll change the oil again. Does my car have a DPF I have some left over unopened wynns dpf cleaner, think I should put it in or not, I have noticed my fuel economy is going down slightly, I do mostly motorway journeys but no matter how I drive the economy is getting less, I'm still averaging over 50mpg though but like I said it's mostly cruising on the motorway...if you have any thoughts let me know..
Thanks
Ian
Yes your car has a DPF... DPF cleaner really doesn’t do much so wouldn’t bother.
MPG has likely taken a hit with the weather being colder thus the engine taking longer to reach operating temperature👍🏻
Thanks George, appreciate your response, enjoy your Sunday ...
atb
Ian
What timing chain would you recommend ? FAI or BGA?
I linked the exact kit in the timing chain replacement videos👍🏻
Can you recommend who can change timing chain for 1k like you mentioned
how long has to be min. that journey?
Hey mate, if block off the egr valve do I need to get it retuned? Car is an LCI 320d n47
Just needs to be switched off in the software, a remapper can do it
how does soot get in the intake...? its a vacuum?
Is it not an MOT fail to delete the egr and dpf?
I have a bmw 2011 520d n47 . I see engine vibration while idle and so much black smoke coming from exhaust, changed air filter, oil filter , engine oil .. problem not solved . Two fault code while scanning that is 290B00 : Air system, air to EGR air mass flow , 28EC00 pressure sensor. Any idea how to solve the issue ?
Having some issues with dropping coolant level in my n57 325d 57000 miles. I've had it pressure tested twice and two leaks were found, I've had these leaks fixed and it seems it's still losing coolant but at a slower rate. I'm not getting any blue or white smoke out the exhaust and no change in performance so I don't think it's head gasket, maybe an internal hairline crack in the egr valve? Great video as always!
Check EGR cooler
Yeah there was a recall for the egr cooler i received a letter from bmw last year.
I also did have problem with EGR cooler (was leaking) and had to replace EGR. So it seems that this issue is known in BMW world (520d).
@@StjepanBrbot Yes it is a recall in the later engines. Best to remove the EGR valve and cooler and be done with it!
without dpf will it pass mot? my car is 2009 model. I had egr deleted but it still on it .if I take dpf off the car .Will it still pass mot?
If the box is in place and engine is healthy then yes
Hello, what is your take on deleting the EGR ( by mapping it out + unplugging it) but leaving it in place?
That's exactly what I have done, so not sure whether it would bring any benefit by physically removing it?
That is fine the only small downside to only mapping it is that the carbon soot build up could potentially still escape in small amounts. I've personally gone down the route of egr mapped out but I will be blanking it off after Xmas.
@@cranitdans I might do the same as I have the Darkside Development EGR blanking kit already.
One question, if you remove the EGR and DPF, will the car have black smoke from behind when you floor it
Not if mapped properly and the engine is healthy
Is it 15v too much from the alternator ??
My dealer quoted me a little over $10,000 to do a timing change job on my 535d.
I had my EGR valve the small metal pipe get a split and had black smoke in my car inside and gave my wife headache for a few weeks till I found the problem. Then bmw made me pay £900 to fit a new small radiator and pipe
BMW and all garages likes to steal money from us.
George, do you know much about the bearing failure on the N57?
I would say its largely down to lack of oil changes and or not letting the engine warm up before thrashing it
George hi happy Sunday I have one question on what City you live and you video is good
ye where you live that i can avoid breathing polluted air from your exhaust ;-).
I have a question. I am about to buy a 120d e82 with the n47. The car is at 235000km an had got a timing chain replacement 5000km ago, a turbo replacement, a dpf and egr/agr delet. Also it hase a full history/service book. Is the car safe to buy? What do you/you guys think?
No 😂?
Bought it 😂 driving it since then. It has now 255.000km on it. Just did regular oil change every 10k km.
@@oktayeinsneun9962 fair play mate there nive cars got the exact same 1 myself