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    Buy the BMW and some good tools (if you don't have them yet)..and try to get hold of a BMW service manual for that car.. parts are not overly expensive if you know where to buy them. Replacing parts are easy, most can be DIY. Only take it to the specialists for the major stuff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adrian128 View Post
    Buy the BMW and some good tools (if you don't have them yet)..and try to get hold of a BMW service manual for that car.. parts are not overly expensive if you know where to buy them. Replacing parts are easy, most can be DIY. Only take it to the specialists for the major stuff.
    I know a fair bit about cars but have never actually touched anything mechanically lol (which I guess means I don't know that much), but luckily there is a cheap bmw specialist nearby where I live

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