BMW reliabilty?
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From: Parma, OH
RE: BMW reliabilty?
ORIGINAL: sandrider123
Okay so let me get this straight I can get away with using 89 octane? And since I love to work on my car i will run a fuel system cleaner through it every once in a while. Like seafoam engine treatment or soemthing of the sort. And I am calling my insurance company tomorrow depending on what they say my civic could be up for sale shortly.
Okay so let me get this straight I can get away with using 89 octane? And since I love to work on my car i will run a fuel system cleaner through it every once in a while. Like seafoam engine treatment or soemthing of the sort. And I am calling my insurance company tomorrow depending on what they say my civic could be up for sale shortly.
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Okay dude I got it automatic is not an option, but I like the fact I can use 89 octane fuel. Thanks for all the replies everyone Now it just comes down to wheather or not I can sell my civic and ow much of an increase insurance will be. And evan if I sell the civic I plan on sticking around as long as I dont get on anybodys nerves.
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 1,639
From: Parma, OH
RE: BMW reliabilty?
ORIGINAL: sandrider123
Okay dude I got it automatic is not an option, but I like the fact I can use 89 octane fuel. Thanks for all the replies everyone Now it just comes down to wheather or not I can sell my civic and ow much of an increase insurance will be. And evan if I sell the civic I plan on sticking around as long as I dont get on anybodys nerves.
Okay dude I got it automatic is not an option, but I like the fact I can use 89 octane fuel. Thanks for all the replies everyone Now it just comes down to wheather or not I can sell my civic and ow much of an increase insurance will be. And evan if I sell the civic I plan on sticking around as long as I dont get on anybodys nerves.
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