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Old 27th May 2009, 11:02   #41
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t is advisable to get the engine outside the BOL well within the warranty period. A limited mileage to 5k/year contradicts to that.
Do 'ring/track laps count on limited mile policies?

You may have a lot of lapping to do Dan....
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Old 27th May 2009, 11:41   #42
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Hi Raymond, what would be a reasonable amount of use to get outside the BOL period?
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Old 27th May 2009, 13:04   #43
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Hi Raymond, what would be a reasonable amount of use to get outside the BOL period?
Hello Dan,

It depends on the statistics from BMW, which I don't have any knowledge about, but I would rather say 20k miles in two year. I am curious about Faz his opinion though.

And avoid track use within the break-in period. After some time, track use may be a wise test after a dyno-run confirms specifications. But I would be very hesitant to do so within the twice the break-in mileage.
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Old 1st June 2009, 03:14   #44
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oh no

So sad to stumble across this thread :-(

Haven't been on the board for ages, bit of a shock!

Did you find out what caused your failure yet?

Glad it's on the mend for you, and Faz is a great engineer. Can't say that I'd be putting another 9k in myself, haven't got your courage I'm afraid.

Definatley makes my mind up now that 80%+ of my next spend is going on engine preventative maintenance, espcially chain tensioner, oil system and new hoses.
The suspension can wait, maybe some sub frame bushes and the new track roads I've got waiting to fit, it's a lot better with more regular recent use anyway.

The thought of having a new engine installed though does appeal after some run in. 5k miles pa limted after all that spend though would be really sad, hope you can source better insurance terms.

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Old 21st June 2009, 21:24   #45
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Engine finally arrives on Tuesday . Pics to follow. Should be in the car and up and running in about two weeks time.
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Can't wait to see the final results and your testimony once the engine is fully run in!

Best of luck with the swap!

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Old 21st June 2009, 23:12   #47
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Great news Dan! Best 0of luck and hope it all goes smoothly. Looking forward to seeing any pictures of progress too

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Must have felt like opening the best Christmas present ever Dan !

Your M5 will feel fantastic with a new engine and I look forward to hearing your thoughts going forward !

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Dan, who is doing the new engine installation?
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Must have felt like opening the best Christmas present ever Dan !
Very true David . It would have been even better if it was a present . It's fair to say I'm getting ridiculously excited.
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