ChefDJ said:Noooooomy pretty lights
I'll get the guys to have a look today when I get to the workshop
German_spec said:Sounds like a faulty ground wire playing havoc with the electronics.
You should check if there are any voltage irregularities
Gordon01 said:I see Bruce @ g-drive.co.za has coolant reservoirs , its listed under E39 528 though, not sure if your Car uses the same? Going for R780....
Here's the link : http://www.g-drive.co.za/shop.html?category_id=4728&page=shop.browse&limit=20&limitstart=0
Gordon01 said:Wow usually Bruce has about everything!
My last resort to you, There's a place in Vanderbijlpark where I live, not sure if its too far for you though : Head Ray Radiators - 016 933 0783
I just phoned them, seems like they do have stock, but just double check that its the right one!
He stated that he has original parts for R850-00.:dunno:
Hope this helps!
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Solo Man said:I have a 2003 E39 with 235k km on the clock. Had the cats gutted and removed and rewelded at Supaquick here in Hermanus. Guy quoted me R350 and that is what i paid. Did an excellent job. Car not at all louder, although performance wise it feels much the same as before. Cats were not clogged at all but super clean. Not a big job. Removed the belly pan cover, the anti roll bar and removed the nuts from the turbo and the bolts connecting the front section to the rest of the exhaust. Cut open the cats, knocked them out and rewelded and refit. Took maybe 2 hours from start to finish. The mecchie warned me that it was going to be loud but cannot hear any difference from before when cats were still in the exhaust. I say, go for it. Also remove the swirl flaps as SOON AS POSSIBLE!!! Clean EGR and disconnect as well. (Read my post about the new turbo i had fitted because old one made a slight noise due to small piece broken off exhaust vane)
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