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We, too, need a new transmission after only 2600 miles on a 2004 X5 3.0. In addition to wringing some Bravarian neck, I'd like to wring some concessions from BMWNA. Has anyone tried to get a new vehicle on this problem or obtained any other concessions?
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See post by user manitou2k for this thread http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...2&page=2&pp=15
I am a person who is process of price negotiations for a new 2004 X5 4.4i. Been doing a lot of reading on the forums. Hope the above s helpful.
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------ Roger Vancouver, BC, Canada Buying a 2004 BMW X5 4.4i ... really soon My web site: http://www.angelfire.com/bc/rogerting/Strategy.htm |
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Re: 2004 X5 Tranny Defect
wring some GM necks. the trans is a hydramatic. GM calls it a 5L40e.
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Re: 2004 X5 Tranny Defect
As of this week there is a software update to repair the delayed engagement.
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Re: 2004 X5 Tranny Defect
I have a new 4.8 and the tranny (auto, 5 speed) is the absolute worst transimission I have ever experienced. It shifts down when it shouldn't, shifts up too quick and bogs the car constantly. I can't believe BMW ever agreed to use this piece of junk!
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Re: 2004 X5 Tranny Defect
(sorry, the tranny is a 6 speed auto, not a 5 speed)
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