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        Old 4th July 2002, 23:58   #1 (permalink)
        MJ
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        Message Title: M5 Engine Issue? Oscillating
        Posted by: eighties_riff on 2002-07-02 at 23:08:03
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        Just bought a 2000 M5 from the dealer in S. Florida, 23k, about 6 weeks ago. Love it.

        I'm noticing, especially at low rpms / speeds (ie 30 MPH), that the engine is making a woo-woo type noise- the car vibrates a little on each "woo". I revved it a little at park to see if I would still get the problem (rule out tires), and, yeah, its still there.
        When I crank it up, I can't here (sic) it any more- rpms to fast to notice.

        Any advice (beyond drive faster than 30)? Thanks. Any idea as to the prob? It is subtle, but I'm concerned about it getting worse.

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        On my old 10/99 built 2000 M5 I had the "woo woo" motorboating sound but no vibration. It seemed to happen at around 30-35 mph in 3rd gear and 1800-2000RPM. I did not experience this on my 2001 or current 2002. I sold the 2000 with 12,000 miles and had no issues with the car. I forgot about it until I read this post. Has the cause ever been determined? Old style piston rings?

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        Old 5th July 2002, 00:43   #2 (permalink)
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        have the dealer check it out. could be a bad vanos unit.
        this happened to me and changing that solved the problem.

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        Revved it at park??? M5?
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        Old 6th July 2002, 05:07   #4 (permalink)
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        I assumed he meant neutral....

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