Any other Loungers get a HPFP recall notice?

[HBWT]

[JIO]

[HBWT]

with N54 twin-turbo engines.
"BMW will repair your vehicle free of charge for parts and labor. ...BMW center will inspect and replace (if required) the high-pressure fuel pump (including the low-pressure fuel sensor) and/or will reprogram your vehicle's engine control unit. ...other fuel system components may be inspected and replaced, if required."
Since I became aware of this problem I haven't taken my 335i on a long trip(over 30 miles)...nor will I until the fuel pump is replaced. If they do not replace the pump when I take it in then that makes me feel much better about soon dumping it for a VW Golf. SAD.

[Socom]

road trip? I'm only asking because the HPFP problem was known within a few months of launch.

[JKidd]

I lost track when I sold my 10+ year old E46.

Must be getting old.

Chip, sell it quickly before it goes on you and leaves you stranded. Pick up a warranteed GT3 and make us all happy.

[HBWT]

issues with a fair amount of miles...over 20K. But then some started having failures within months of delivery...then some were having multiple failures. I was holding out for a recall that never came and there's no garantee that the pump will get replaced with this recall. If they don't replace mine I'm going to be a pissed MFer.
It's Donna's car and we took it on several long trips when it was young; DC/Maryland, Deleware, Mtns of VA and NC, Atlanta, SC. But I decided not to take it on anymore long trips about 1-1/2 years ago. I didn't want to get stranded anywhere with a sick wife and a 9 yr old kid. We've taken the Audi on every long run since we've had it.

[Socom]

reason why I chose the 335d. Glad to hear the Audi is doing well. It's always a pleasure to road trip in these german cars.

[JIO]

E90: current 3-series sedan
E91: current 3-series wagon
E92: coupe
E93: convertible

The new, new 3-series about to debut in 2012 or 2013 will be the F30 3-series.

E46 is history after 2006...he he