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RocketRomeo
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I hope you don’t live here in the UK... lol
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sor wroteWatered down meth will work in a pinch.Unfortunately there's a shortage of blinker fluid. If you can drive around to all of your local auto part stores and manage to find a bottle you can probably sell it for many times what you paid.
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GL
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Maybe all of you that responded got trolled?
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Members , i have a problem, i left my x3 a night in the rain and in the morning i found a x1, what can i do
West Austin
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GL wroteIt doesn't count as trolling if you enjoyed itMaybe all of you that responded got trolled?
Kief
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delete
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GL wroteBut you just responded to this Thread tooMaybe all of you that responded got trolled?
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Sea-Tac
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OMFG I can’t believe this question.
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XXX3
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pheerIx wrote...and the power steering reservoir is next to the FLUX CAPACITOR.Next to the power steering reservoir
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Sea-Tac
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XXX3 wroteThat used to be the case with the 2017 X3's. On the 2018's the flux capacitor is next to the clavinvox about 4 inches down line from the eigenharp. And if you leave it out in the rain and the clavinvox gets wet (as they are known to do), then you're in for serious repair work AND its not cheap....and the power steering reservoir is next to the FLUX CAPACITOR.
That's why those of us who live in rainy climates like the Pacific Northwest cover our cars with poly lined car covers.
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Sea-Tac
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Dillinger wroteIts really easy. Locate the dicktie - front engine compartment - passenger side - green cap. You can't miss it. Flip the cap up and add fluid.While everyone's answering the question, can someone tell me where to add the blinker fluid?
BMW part number: 61-67-7-438-768. About $17.00 for 32 ounces. It doesn't take much, so don't over fill. It should last 3 -4 years with routine fills.
Hope this helps.
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r3t1cal
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OP is either:
a) laughing maliciously with happiness upon the activity of this thread
b) crying in sadness from all of the answers.
c) a innocent child
If this poster was serious I have so many questions:
- Have you ever been outside?
- Have you ever seen the rain before?
- Have you ever seen a car before?
- Whats the rain like where your from, acid?
- How old are you?
but this is probably a troll...
a) laughing maliciously with happiness upon the activity of this thread
b) crying in sadness from all of the answers.
c) a innocent child
If this poster was serious I have so many questions:
- Have you ever been outside?
- Have you ever seen the rain before?
- Have you ever seen a car before?
- Whats the rain like where your from, acid?
- How old are you?
but this is probably a troll...
Sea-Tac
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tonymac1
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OP is never going to post here again.
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Scout10
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kevinzhao860 wrotehope you know we just fooolin . . . . do you live in Colorado ?Hey guys. Weather sucks today, but my parking space is outside so the car will be exposed to heavy rain today. Is it harmful to the paint?
06-23-2018
06-23-2018
This is the same guy who was complaining his iPhone 7 was not charging on the wireless charger of his M40i...someone hold my beer!
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X4guy wroteBan. Who needs trolls or idiots on the forums?This is the same guy who was complaining his iPhone 7 was not charging on the wireless charger of his M40i...someone hold my beer!
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city1991
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Kief wroteNo disrespect, but seriously?? Perhaps there's more to the question that I'm not getting?
Kief wroteMy thoughts exactly. Is it acid rain? LMAONo disrespect, but seriously?? Perhaps there's more to the question that I'm not getting?
06-23-2018
06-23-2018
The biggest hazard to paintwork in the UK is stones and other debris thrown up from the road so to protect car it should be garaged at all times and not driven on the road.
06-25-2018
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XXX3
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Many people think that when the car sits under the rain, that the rain water will wash the dirt and salt off the car. Not true. Actually, rain water can cause even more damage than it helps. ... The rain water eventually evaporates, leaving a thin layer of pollutants that can damage your car's finish.
I think he may be on to something!
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midster
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That sounds so Chinese!
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Scout10
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i knew i shouldn't have bought a vehicle with paint on it ! 
