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04-06-2010 10:30 AM #1Inner Circle Member Inner Circle Member
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Bad CPS causes tarnsmission issues.
Was leaving the butcher shop Saturday, and the car didn't want to fire on the first crank, which is unusual. Nor did it fire on the second try. Third time, it started sort of roughly, smoothed out, then the transmission warning light kicks on and the car shifts like a bad SMG car. Freaked, I pulled over, turned it off, and called the dealer. When I restarted to take it in, all seemed fine. Turns out the Crank Position Sensor was going south, and caused a small stroke in the ECU, prompting the transmission weirdness. Thank God for maintenance warranty, as $58 later I was rolling again.
Greg
2005 330Ci ZHP
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04-06-2010 05:50 PM #6Inner Circle Member Inner Circle Member
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More than you realize.
Inspection II at 60K miles runs about $1,000. I paid $50 plus TN sales tax. Later this year I'll need pads and rotors. God knows how much that will be, but I'll only pay $50 plus tax. I got lucky in that the PO also purchased the extended warranty when he bought the car new, and it carried over to me with the CPO designation. CPO is a nice thing, reassuring and all, but doesn't cover a lot of potential problems of which we are all aware. It was the maintenance warranty that sealed the deal.
Greg
2005 330Ci ZHP
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