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3-Series (E46, E90) Chat relating to the BMW 3-Series from 1999 to Current. Models include: BMW 316i, BMW 318i, BMW 318Ci, BMW 320i, BMW 323i, BMW 325i, BMW 330i, BMW 328 Ci, BMW 328i, BMW 325i/xi, BMW 330Ci, BMW 320d, BMW 330d, BMW 335d.


       
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Old 04-08-2005, 02:10 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I bought a 2004 330 BMW 4dr with the perfomance pkg. And owning a BMW, I would expect the utmost quality. Here is a situation (among others):

I noticed my driver's side rear door "clonks" everytime I closed the door. Sometimes, you have to slam the door before it fully closes. So I took it in to the dealer to get it fixed. The result was some kinda beam inside broke because it was welded properly. They had to replace the beam. After I picked up my car, I noticed the door closes fine, but it's not flush against the body (i.e. a 1cm gap when the door is close). I took it in for service again. After this 2nd service, the door now shuts flushed against the body; however, the original problem came back. It doensn't "clonk", but the door doesn't shut smoothly. You have to give the door a slight "slam/push" to shut the door. I think the door or the locking mechanism is defective. Should I get this service again? Or should I complain that something's wrong with that door and they should have an expertise looking into it? Or it's me with an OCD complex?!

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Old 04-08-2005, 05:09 PM   #2 (permalink)
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take it back again and get a courtesy car and rape the shit out of it, that otta balance out ur frustration.
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Old 04-08-2005, 05:33 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I dont know how bad yur problem is but usually Bimmer doors need a firmer push to close .......I mean my doors dont clonk or anything but if you just leave the door with a slight push it does not lock....you have to shut a little firmer than what I have seen other cars.....though no gaps and no clonking....try some other bimmer doors at the dealership and see if they are any harder than yours.

Is it m or are the newer bimmers having more problems than the older models?????I mean I have seen so many posts with people having 04 and newer cars..........dunno...Bangle effect? ghead
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