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And here I thought stepping on them in the middle of the night was the only way they would partake in someone’s demise.

AAA? They’re still around?

@stormgreysupra

I think it’s happened. We have officially run out of things to talk about. Camber plate adjustment bolts was the last of it.

And the only part of this thread that I know… AC/DC

...nor a brain.

@MoTeC_R, do you still sell these?

Yes it can be an LE without the plaque if said plaque was removed. Regardless, fuck that plaque bullshit. If the car is perfect for you buy it. If you really want a plaque they can be bought and customized by various vendors.

Because when the boomer husband spends some retirement money on a new car it’s always a Corvette. And when the boomer husband gets to spend retirement money on a new Corvette his boomer wife also gets to spend retirement money on a new car. And boomer wives always buy a RAV4. There go, Corvette...

Well if I ever sell my car… $100,000 and I’ll throw in the second key for free.

It uses horsepower as well. That’s why BMW is saying their engines produce less power and torque than what they actually do. They’re compensating for the loss going to the speakers.

About the price, OEM battery SEEMS to last an average of 3ish years. That’s how long mine did even with a tender being used. I went with Antigravity and it cost about $1,000 with a stated life of 10+ years. I could get an OEM battery from my local dealership for around $500. So my math was $500...

It’s under one of the settings (vehicle or system, can’t remember which). It’s something about “turn off when door is opened.”

Legit answer: probably yellow manuals.

Wouldn’t have to, he started the other thread too.

Yes they are.

Unfortunately a battery tender/charger is no guarantee with the OEM battery. I use one and the battery still died on me. It’s the nature with an AGM battery. One day they are showing as 96% in BimmerLink, the next they are dead as a doornail. Last you longer, yes. Last forever, no. OP, if your...

Date code is simply the week and year of manufacture. For example code 3820 would mean the 38th week of 2020.

I always found it hilarious that his username was Parkofadown and one of his favorite past times was eating seeds… er, I meant it was saying everything was full of toxicity.

Amen… (as my mother would say.)