View Full Version : Call to 7-series owners from Bimmer.org


umnitza
01-03-2002, 12:03 PM
The following names frequently appear willing to help out...
Maybe you guys could join this board as well and be active participants?

Big-T
Calypso 750

Others?

Preppy
01-04-2002, 12:28 PM
Hey Welcome aboard Matt, glad to have you helping out! :buttrock

Hopefully we can get this part fo the forum running :redspot

umnitza
01-04-2002, 10:22 PM
Originally posted by PreppyX5
Hey Welcome aboard Matt, glad to have you helping out! :buttrock

Hopefully we can get this part fo the forum running :redspot
thanks!
I want this place hopping like the one on the e36 board

Hyperion
01-05-2002, 05:58 PM
I will try to help out with this section, but I know nothing about 7's except for the fact that I own one. But hey, I will still try.:wave:


Ya, lets get this place moving...:evil2

Big-T
01-07-2002, 09:06 AM
Well, here I am! :wave: I'll try to stop by here on regular basis.

Big-T
http://members.cardomain.com/ttreff

umnitza
01-07-2002, 11:37 AM
Originally posted by Big-T
Well, here I am! :wave: I'll try to stop by here on regular basis.

Big-T
http://members.cardomain.com/ttreff
You and your friends have full "visitation rights":)

Hyperion
01-07-2002, 11:42 AM
I envited some people from Roadfly.com to come on over. It looks like a pretty good turn out. 7 people came over so far. Thats pretty good. This place will be rolling in no time at this rate.

Stylin
01-07-2002, 04:13 PM
I would LOVE to have a 7 series.. with M Parallel rims, lowered in black. :D

umnitza
01-07-2002, 05:07 PM
Originally posted by Stylin
I would LOVE to have a 7 series.. with M Parallel rims, lowered in black. :D
I'll sell you mine if you're interested;)

It's got:
New Engine
New Instrument Cluster
New Catilytic Converter - left side
New Power Steering Pump
Full Alighnment
M-Parallel Replica's w/ Pilot XGT Z4s
New suspension bushing in the rear
and crappy shocks and springs (at least I think so).
:D:D

BTW - This moderator priveledge is spooky...I thought I was quoting you...instead I wound up editing your post:rolleyes:
Sorry:)

Hyperion
01-07-2002, 05:10 PM
The only thing bad about a 7 is the problems associated with them. I had the fuel pump replaced on a 750IL... We will not even go into price.

And sure... It was an accident that you edited his post... Ya right...:devillook :evil2 :devillook

umnitza
01-07-2002, 07:01 PM
2 comments to yours Hype:

1: If I had not had my CPO - I would have shelled out about:
8K for the engine work
1K for the cluster
500 for cat
200 alighnment
2K for rims and tires
1K for power steering
New heater sensor - 1K

I believe those prices are just for parts - not labor:(

Hyperion
01-07-2002, 08:32 PM
Our 7 was in the shop for about 3 months one time. It had a bad fuel pump. They had to remove the back end of the car to get to the thing because it is in the fule tank which is blocked by the rear axle. Then, the thing did not pass smog... Damn 12 cylinder. So it got some stuff done. Importantly the problem was with the electirical ceramic ignition delivery system. Or bassically the entire fuel ignition delivery/ignition system. Then it had some other stuff... Ya, these cars are not cheep...

The cool part is when something goes wrong on the car to protect itself it shuts off half of the engine, and only runs on 6 cylinders... man, it shuts off an engine the size of my 325 and it still runs... Thats crazy...:biglaughb

Stylin
01-07-2002, 11:34 PM
Originally posted by umnitza
2 comments to yours Hype:

1: If I had not had my CPO - I would have shelled out about:
8K for the engine work
1K for the cluster
500 for cat
200 alighnment
2K for rims and tires
1K for power steering
New heater sensor - 1K

I believe those prices are just for parts - not labor:(

Holy crap!!:eek: I would :bawl ... As much as I would like a 7.. Its not going to be for a while till I get to that stage of my life.. :D

Preppy
01-12-2002, 02:42 AM
Originally posted by umnitza

BTW - This moderator priveledge is spooky...I thought I was quoting you...instead I wound up editing your post:rolleyes:
Sorry:)

Heh, but you can do some crazy stuff :devillook

nbabylon
01-14-2002, 10:36 AM
Hello everybody just dropping in to see what's going on.

bmwe38
01-14-2002, 12:54 PM
hi,
:wave:
Just found this board.I must say that i really like it and will be coming daily to check for new posts.I know quite a bit about them so I will try to help out if I can.If you got time check out my bmws.Nothing special but I like them.I hope to put Angel lights which I am ordering this week if I can and new 18" wheels,

BmwE38:wave:

http://www.luxurycarz.co.uk

umnitza
01-14-2002, 01:49 PM
Welcome! Hope the "delay" in switching servers didn't spook ya!

umnitza
01-14-2002, 01:51 PM
Originally posted by Hyperion
Our 7 was in the shop for about 3 months one time. It had a bad fuel pump. They had to remove the back end of the car to get to the thing because it is in the fule tank which is blocked by the rear axle. Then, the thing did not pass smog... Damn 12 cylinder. So it got some stuff done. Importantly the problem was with the electirical ceramic ignition delivery system. Or bassically the entire fuel ignition delivery/ignition system. Then it had some other stuff... Ya, these cars are not cheep...

The cool part is when something goes wrong on the car to protect itself it shuts off half of the engine, and only runs on 6 cylinders... man, it shuts off an engine the size of my 325 and it still runs... Thats crazy...:biglaughb

From what I've read regarding the 750iL of that vintage is:
Get rid of it now! Immediately, don't wait, don't even think about it, don't give it pause...find a way to offload it now! Everything that can go wrong WILL go wrong with your car:D

And now, back to our regularly scheduled programming:)

Green Ox
01-15-2002, 12:51 AM
Okay folks, I'm here too:

Randy aka Green Ox (Ox at E38 Roadfly)
'97 iL

http://www.geocities.com/rsuesakul/bmw.htm

DavidF
02-01-2002, 01:39 PM
Ok, I am game. I have a 88 750iL (E32) so I can help with some of the E32 questions. I just need to remember to check on this site every once-in-a-while.

Now for a question: What would cause my brake pedal to return to normal position slower than normal and with very little force against the stop (i.e. switch). I have replaced the hydro booster, master cylinder and accumulator to no avail. My thoughts are rubber brake lines (internally collapsed) or the pressure regulator. Any ideas.

umnitza
02-01-2002, 02:13 PM
Originally posted by DavidF
Ok, I am game. I have a 88 750iL (E32) so I can help with some of the E32 questions. I just need to remember to check on this site every once-in-a-while.

Now for a question: What would cause my brake pedal to return to normal position slower than normal and with very little force against the stop (i.e. switch). I have replaced the hydro booster, master cylinder and accumulator to no avail. My thoughts are rubber brake lines (internally collapsed) or the pressure regulator. Any ideas.
I'm posting a copy of your post in the HELP TECHNICAL FORUM as well to get to more eyeballs.
I suspect this is not endemic to just the 7:DHere's the link to that forum:
http://www.bimmerforums.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=21519

Stage2Pat
02-04-2002, 12:04 AM
Hi. I ve recently found this board. It is very informative. Here is a pic of my E38 .

MDabney
02-04-2002, 10:42 AM
Welcome Pat, :wave: nice ride, although not what I would call stealth... :redspot

Have you considered hosting more pics online at a site like cardomain? See my link below to get an idea of what you can do, a lot of us here use cardomain.

umnitza
02-04-2002, 07:02 PM
Originally posted by Stage2Pat
Hi. I ve recently found this board. It is very informative. Here is a pic of my E38 .
I had to put on my sunglasses and sunblock .

Welcome to the board!:cool: :redspot

ELIBEEMER
02-08-2002, 04:01 PM
I'll visit as often as I can!

Cheers,

ELI