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      10-23-2014, 08:01 AM   #1
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Servicing Question and Rough Idle When Cold Question

Hi,

So I recently purchased (~2 months ago) a 2010 BMW 335xi MT CPO. Has about ~97,000 km on it. I had it down to the shop recently to have it walnut blasted and to look at a rattle that got worse which resulted in me getting brand new turbo's next week.

I wanted to know what should I be looking to do next for maintenance? The main one that I am concerned about is the water pump. Should I have them replace at the same time as the turbo's? I would hate to be stranded.

Here are my records, not including hardware fixes:

Before I bought it:
30,000km - Sep 9, 2010 - Oil Change
47,900km - Feb 18, 2011 - Service Vehicle Check
47,900km - Feb 18, 2011 - New HPFP
61,000km - Aug 11, 2011 - Oil Change
69,600km - Dec 13, 2011 - Brake Fluid Change
69,600km - Dec 13, 2011 - AC Microfilter Service
69,600km - Dec 13, 2011 - Replace Battery

After I bought/getting the car ready for me to buy it:
96,000km - Aug 20, 2014 - Oil Change
96,000km - Aug 20, 2014 - Valve Cover
97,000km - Oct 10, 2014 - Walnut Blast

Next:
Waterpump and Thermostat
Spark plugs and coils - I plan to buy that amazing deal on Amazon and do-it-myself.
Brake fluid
AWD Transfer Case
Engine Drive Belts (V-belt and Serpentine)
Fuel Filter
Power Steering Fluid
Flush Coolant
Diff Fluid
Manual Gearbox Fluid

My next question is, I have a rough idle, that I just noticed now that it is getting cold out. I just notice it in the morning. It seems to jerk the car a bit while I drive for the first 5 minutes. Is this a leaky injector? Plugs and coils?

Appreciate it. I am pumped about having this car. So much fun.

Justin
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      10-25-2014, 05:32 AM   #2
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Hi,

So I recently purchased (~2 months ago) a 2010 BMW 335xi MT CPO. Has about ~97,000 km on it. I had it down to the shop recently to have it walnut blasted and to look at a rattle that got worse which resulted in me getting brand new turbo's next week.

I wanted to know what should I be looking to do next for maintenance? The main one that I am concerned about is the water pump. Should I have them replace at the same time as the turbo's? I would hate to be stranded.

Here are my records, not including hardware fixes:

Before I bought it:
30,000km - Sep 9, 2010 - Oil Change
47,900km - Feb 18, 2011 - Service Vehicle Check
47,900km - Feb 18, 2011 - New HPFP
61,000km - Aug 11, 2011 - Oil Change
69,600km - Dec 13, 2011 - Brake Fluid Change
69,600km - Dec 13, 2011 - AC Microfilter Service
69,600km - Dec 13, 2011 - Replace Battery

After I bought/getting the car ready for me to buy it:
96,000km - Aug 20, 2014 - Oil Change
96,000km - Aug 20, 2014 - Valve Cover
97,000km - Oct 10, 2014 - Walnut Blast

Next:
Waterpump and Thermostat
Spark plugs and coils - I plan to buy that amazing deal on Amazon and do-it-myself.
Brake fluid
AWD Transfer Case
Engine Drive Belts (V-belt and Serpentine)
Fuel Filter
Power Steering Fluid
Flush Coolant
Diff Fluid
Manual Gearbox Fluid

My next question is, I have a rough idle, that I just noticed now that it is getting cold out. I just notice it in the morning. It seems to jerk the car a bit while I drive for the first 5 minutes. Is this a leaky injector? Plugs and coils?

Appreciate it. I am pumped about having this car. So much fun.

Justin
got rough cold start exactly like how you described. car actually shake for a minute until engine gets warm and the problem go away. All i did to fix it was to regap my spark plugs to the right gap. If you haven't change your spark plugs...i would start with that since it's cheaper.
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      10-31-2014, 11:56 AM   #3
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what's the correct gap for Bosche plugs on a N54?

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