breaking problems

gurpz1987 · 10-03-2010, 03:11 PM

had my front pads relpaced with new OE pads from bmw. now when i press on the brake it feels like its missing something because when i put the brake pedal down it feels its hitting something like there is lose connection or something, it comes and goes but now the ABS light comes on when the pedal feels bit different. had the pedal box changed last year because the clutch pedal got stuck half way so i dont no if it's the pedal box is playing up. it only started when i got the pads changed recently.

BayMoWe335 · 10-03-2010, 03:58 PM

What is breaking?

ENINTY · 10-03-2010, 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by BayMoWe335

What is breaking?

The act of causing something to break... or is it brake?

username604 · 10-03-2010, 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by BayMoWe335

What is breaking?

stop being such a smart ass
so he sucks balls when it comes to spelling, give him a "brake"

gurpz1987 · 10-05-2010, 08:41 PM

sorry guys but didn't no about you americans

but here in england we call it brakeing as in car brakes. so back to the question if you dont understand don't comment because you are wasting my time. oh WOW made a spelling mistake surely you got a brain to work out what it means it's simple question lol, and you david kneiber trying to be clever you cunt

cb1111 · 10-05-2010, 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by gurpz1987

sorry guys but didn't no about you americans

but here in england we call it brakeing as in car brakes. so back to the question if dont understand dont comment becasue your are wasting my time. it's simple question, and you david kneiber trying to be clever you cunt

Good way to get support. I don't no about ur prt of UK, but Brits don cal it "breaking"

Insulting people here won't get you far.

Alexm007 · 10-05-2010, 09:22 PM

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Originally Posted by cb1111

Good way to get support. I don't no about ur prt of UK, but Brits don cal it "breaking"

Insulting people here won't get you far.

People should really make an effort to spell properly. Spelling and grammar should be a prerequisite to success.

How does one obtain a performance vehicle at such a young age (1987=birth year?) without considerable marketable skill?

gurpz1987 · 10-05-2010, 09:26 PM

sorry to disappoint you but i don't take shit from anyone and we do call it brakeing. it's just the way we do things here and were happy with it. ok i made a mistake on the spelling but no need to go and take the piss you no what i mean.

gurpz1987 · 10-05-2010, 09:36 PM

i didn't no you have to have good spelling and grammer to buy a bmw, i will have to look into the terms and condition and get back to you. (Alexm007)

just imagine if they did start to check your grades in the future when buying a car, oh sorry you cant buy this bmw m3 because your spelling and grammer is poor lol

username604 · 10-05-2010, 09:54 PM

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Originally Posted by gurpz1987

sorry to disappoint you but i don't take shit from anyone and we do call it brakeing..

braking?? there's no "e"
hahha, i'm just kidding though, about 10 posts on this thread and none of them helping you.... wish i could help

Brian_TII · 10-05-2010, 10:02 PM

I would just take it back to BMW. If they messed it up I'm sure they can fix it. I'd consider having the brakes bled. If your fluid is getting old, the moisture that is absorbed by the brake fluid will lower the boiling point of the fluid and allow it to start to boil out the water / form air bubbles in the lines when your braking system starts to heat up. This results in a brake pedal feel that is inconsistent, might feel "notchy", or make creaking / clicking sounds. The problems almost always occur after the car has been driven for a few minutes. I've absolutely had these issues with other cars in the past and flushing the brake fluid fixed it every time. Just something to think about / check if you don't wanna just dump it on BMW's door step.

cb1111 · 10-05-2010, 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by davidkneiber

braking?? there's no "e"
hahha, i'm just kidding though, about 10 posts on this thread and none of them helping you.... wish i could help

There is no word "brakeing" - even in the UK. So he apologizes for mis-spelling "brakeing as breaking.

The OP has no command of the English language and feels it is OK to insult people - his attitude (not his spelling or grammer[sic]) is the reason he is not getting any help.

Alexm007 · 10-05-2010, 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by gurpz1987

i didn't no you have to have good spelling and grammer to buy a bmw, i will have to look into the terms and condition and get back to you. (Alexm007)

just imagine if they did start to check your grades in the future when buying a car, oh sorry you cant buy this bmw m3 becasue your spelling and grammer is poor lol

I just wanted to push your buttons a little. But seriously, you should make an effort to correct the mistakes that you know you make (or are pointed out to you) or else they aren't innocent mistakes anymore. You become someone who isn't interested in proper spelling and grammar, which will seriously haunt you later in life. Seriously.

One last thing, I don't really know how to help you with your brakes. Sorry bud.

gurpz1987 · 10-06-2010, 06:06 AM

ok guys sorry about everything i lost my cool so i would like to apologize

anyway i found the problem: error code: 5dc2 Rear right wheel speed sensor

rotational speed sensor showing:

Front right wheel: foward
Front Left wheel: foward
Rear left wheel: foward
Rear right wheel: not Activated

hub(wheel bearing) which is faulty and need's to be replaced

both Hubs were replaced last year in november by main dealer. so hopefully i still have warranty left on the part.

TheRox · 10-06-2010, 07:38 AM

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Originally Posted by gurpz1987

sorry guys but didn't no about you americans

but here in england we call it brakeing as in car brakes. so back to the question if you dont understand don't comment because you are wasting my time. oh WOW made a spelling mistake surely you got a brain to work out what it means it's simple question lol, and you david kneiber trying to be clever you cunt

stop being desi.

ChasVS · 10-06-2010, 07:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Alexm007

People should really make an effort to spell properly. Spelling and gra

How does one obtain a performance vehicle at such a young age (1987=birth year?) without considerable marketable skill?

Daddy's money...

gurpz1987 · 10-06-2010, 05:19 PM

lol

Healey3000 · 10-06-2010, 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by gurpz1987

lol

You certainly have a good sense of humor, despite all the ribbing you're being subjected to. Good for you!

Glad you got the problem figured out.

Adnan

10-03-2010, 03:11 PM	#1
gurpz1987 New Member 4 Rep 23 Posts Drives: 330d Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: leicester iTrader: (0)	breaking problems had my front pads relpaced with new OE pads from bmw. now when i press on the brake it feels like its missing something because when i put the brake pedal down it feels its hitting something like there is lose connection or something, it comes and goes but now the ABS light comes on when the pedal feels bit different. had the pedal box changed last year because the clutch pedal got stuck half way so i dont no if it's the pedal box is playing up. it only started when i got the pads changed recently. Last edited by gurpz1987; 10-06-2010 at 06:10 AM..
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gurpz1987 New Member 4 Rep 23 Posts Drives: 330d Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: leicester iTrader: (0)	sorry guys but didn't no about you americans but here in england we call it brakeing as in car brakes. so back to the question if you dont understand don't comment because you are wasting my time. oh WOW made a spelling mistake surely you got a brain to work out what it means it's simple question lol, and you david kneiber trying to be clever you cunt Last edited by gurpz1987; 10-05-2010 at 08:57 PM..
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gurpz1987 New Member 4 Rep 23 Posts Drives: 330d Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: leicester iTrader: (0)	sorry to disappoint you but i don't take shit from anyone and we do call it brakeing. it's just the way we do things here and were happy with it. ok i made a mistake on the spelling but no need to go and take the piss you no what i mean.
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gurpz1987 New Member 4 Rep 23 Posts Drives: 330d Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: leicester iTrader: (0)	i didn't no you have to have good spelling and grammer to buy a bmw, i will have to look into the terms and condition and get back to you. (Alexm007) just imagine if they did start to check your grades in the future when buying a car, oh sorry you cant buy this bmw m3 because your spelling and grammer is poor lol Last edited by gurpz1987; 10-06-2010 at 05:15 PM..
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Brian_TII Second Lieutenant 8 Rep 229 Posts Drives: 06 e90 330i 6spd Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Atlanta, GA iTrader: (0)	I would just take it back to BMW. If they messed it up I'm sure they can fix it. I'd consider having the brakes bled. If your fluid is getting old, the moisture that is absorbed by the brake fluid will lower the boiling point of the fluid and allow it to start to boil out the water / form air bubbles in the lines when your braking system starts to heat up. This results in a brake pedal feel that is inconsistent, might feel "notchy", or make creaking / clicking sounds. The problems almost always occur after the car has been driven for a few minutes. I've absolutely had these issues with other cars in the past and flushing the brake fluid fixed it every time. Just something to think about / check if you don't wanna just dump it on BMW's door step.
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gurpz1987 New Member 4 Rep 23 Posts Drives: 330d Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: leicester iTrader: (0)	ok guys sorry about everything i lost my cool so i would like to apologize anyway i found the problem: error code: 5dc2 Rear right wheel speed sensor rotational speed sensor showing: Front right wheel: foward Front Left wheel: foward Rear left wheel: foward Rear right wheel: not Activated hub(wheel bearing) which is faulty and need's to be replaced both Hubs were replaced last year in november by main dealer. so hopefully i still have warranty left on the part. Last edited by gurpz1987; 10-06-2010 at 05:19 PM..
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