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...and doesn't add hundreds of dollars to the cost of a spare set of
wheels.
I like that idea.
It is good, but it's not as sensitive as the sensor systems, you
don't get as early a warning. I'd say it's probably no more
sensitive to low
BTW, Jim what's latest on the phantom 126 - the one that SWMBO thought
was #1 but was really #2 while #1 lurked in garage a few feet away?
It's my daily driver, and what we resorted to when we had a flat
(X5) we discovered on our way to dinner Saturday. It's driving OK,
but reverse is nearly
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BTW, Jim what's latest on the phantom 126 - the one that SWMBO thought
was #1 but was really #2 while #1
Last I checked the Chicken wagon was also down with transmission
issues. Is one of them priority over the other?
Yes. The CW is not needed at this time because of the X5, it
languishes.
The truck is the all-purpose backup, still. For now I drive the SEL,
and am very careful where I
OK, so, as head of the maintenance dept., do *you* like it ['06 X5]?
Any problems worth mentioning, unexpected repairs, difficulty getting
parts, etc.?
An Office I am not entitled to, under the terms of our revised
transportation treaty, but it's been pretty good so far. One
torn air intake
OK, so, as head of the maintenance dept., do *you* like it ['06 X5]?
Any problems worth mentioning, unexpected repairs, difficulty getting
parts, etc.?
The [seat heaters] in the 560SEL she
spurned kick the crap out of 'em.
The SEL was merely 2x what she spent on the seat heaters alone.
Ugh.
Jim Cathey wrote:
The tire monitoring system has gone off twice now. Legitimately.
This uses the ABS sensors to detect radius changes due to low
air. What can I say, it works.
...and doesn't add hundreds of dollars to the cost of a spare set of wheels.
I like that idea.
Mitch.
...and doesn't add hundreds of dollars to the cost of a spare set of
wheels.
I like that idea.
It is good, but it's not as sensitive as the sensor systems, you
don't get as early a warning. I'd say it's probably no more
sensitive to low tire pressure than your eyeball, but you do have
to
