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Thank you for the informative response. I contacted one, but it was not feasible due to the exorbitant cost of the outing. Interestingly, while driving the courtesy vehicle, I was parked at a train station when someone collided with me; I had their details this time. Haha.

Good evening, novice; this is my inaugural post. We possess an EQA that was stationed in multiple parking facilities. At one point, my wife observed that someone had collided with the front of the car. However, the specific location and timing remain unknown. I did not configure the Mercedes-Me app ...

Uncertain about the location of the component, comments on that YouTube movie indicated that the issue is not exclusive to BMW; other owners have attempted solutions, and some individuals reported success.

I saw a YouTube video indicating that the ticking sound may originate from the hydraulic lifter. To bleed the system, one must start the engine and maintain it at 3000 rpm for three minutes. Some claim this resolves the issue, making it worth attempting.

BMW Indeed, the manufacturer of components such as the gearbox may not be the primary concern. These parts can endure extensive use, and your gearbox has experienced minimal wear, primarily from motorway driving, which is less demanding for an automatic gearbox. However, it is important to note that...

Stainless steel exhausts are durable. I sold my 640d about two years ago; the new owner lives nearby, allowing me to see the vehicle at the local golf course. Everything remained original upon sale, including all suspension components, batteries, springs, telematics, and TPMS. The 2012 vehicle had 9...