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Old 20th August 2007, 21:51   #91
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More TLC, less 'ring time.....me thinks.
Isnt the whole point of M5 ownership to actually use the car though?
@Wout I know the feeling M8,1 step forward and 2 back! Just focus on that moment that you first drive down the road knowing that all is well,and even better YOU made it that way!
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Old 21st August 2007, 00:45   #92
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Some more pictures made by an actual good photographer


Thank heaven its all in place again



Endless agony with PAS pumps, this is like a damn Rubix cube..


Don't mind the German text , image also used on E34M5.de
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Old 21st August 2007, 08:20   #93
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Mine gave me a puddle in exactly the same place at
the end of last year....
15 hoses, a pump & £500 it's back on the road again...

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Old 21st August 2007, 09:19   #94
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Stay positive Wout .....you have dealt with some fundamental issues and are sure to have a well sorted car when this bout of spannering ends .

As Al has mentioned , hoses and ancillaries are the likely cause ...... and shouldn't cost much to put right !

Hang in there tiger !
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Yeah its probably something obvious, as the puddle has developed in such short notice.

We'll see..

Thing is that the M5 is a big car to have laying around in the shop, and I have other cars to work on too..It all shifts further down the road..

But in the end,it'll all be worth it!
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Is'nt this thread part of this...
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Move at will

It was just an example of how things never end at some point..

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Fantastic thread Wout ......it's extremely informative to see this work broken down into it's core stages and accompanied by a narrative ......

Thanks for your efforts .
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Some more pictures made by an actual good photographer
My Wout, thanks

On that note, let me share this ones too:











Can't wait to see your car ready to roll!


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Thanks man.

I'll be coming round as soon as the car is ready..

Getting back on it tonight, but won't be able to finish probably.

Cheers for the pics, had an error occuring on Photobucket whilst uploading those! Time for a damn Mac!
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