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Originally Posted by RustyX5M
Add another one for negative BMW Bellevue feelings. They wouldn't set up an appointment to look at the drive shaft (unless on my dime) since the computer doesn't show an active recall. ...even knowing it is the faulty part number and the car having related failure symptoms.
Just made the jump over to Seattle BMW, and from the initial phone call I am much happier. Appointment set up for next week to have it looked at with some other items.
My question though is with so many post on here of the drive shaft checking out "OK" then (very) soon after failing, what can we do to leverage a replacement of an "OK'd" bad part numbered drive shaft?
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This is what I did on my 2012 X5 to get it replaced:
http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/sho...2&postcount=83
This is at BMW Seattle.