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In Reply to: DO THIS! posted by fory on August 19, 2001 at 00:08:01:
As a precaution, I sent a not-to-subtle letter to BMW on this issue with a copy to my attorney.
This clutch problem is chronic in 2000 model yer M5's. BMW knows about it. All I can suggest to is to really hammer them to replace it. Under California law, BMW has has a legal obligation to honor its warranty commitments.
Tony
first write BMWNA a complaint letter.
I fried my clutch on my M3 and I knew it was me, so I bought a new clutch 400 bucks and had a local mechanic install it. 250 bucks. make sure you tell your mechanic to me sure he puts the transmission on a clothed surface so you dealer cant tell if it was replaced. dealer tried to screw me with new clutch+flywheel 1000, 6 hrs labor, (WHICH is horse shit took my mechanic two solid hrs and a lemonade break) so if you tow it a way and they charge you 600 bucks for taking apart the transmission ask to see the manager.