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Re: 2009 328ci SULEV Fuel Pump [shipo]
by roadburner on Mon Nov 17 20:15:31 PST 2008
The seconary pump-the one outside the tank-failed on my E28 535is at @120,000 miles. A cheap and easy fix, hoever. Other than that, no fuel pump failures on any of my FI cars going back to 1983. That said, I have heard that the fuel pumps on the N54s can be problematic. I think his dealership is not only crooked, but they are trying to scare him into a new car. Kind of like the thieves who charge over $150 for an oil service to encourage owners to extend their service contract or flip the car for a new one.
Re: 2009 328ci SULEV Fuel Pump [teebone1958]
by shipo on Mon Nov 17 17:43:24 PST 2008
I don't know what you've been doing with your cars, but the last car I had any fuel pump problems with was my 1970 Challenger, and that was an old-fashioned mechanical/diaphragm type of pump. Since then I've driven over a million miles in fuel injected cars (all of which had in-tank fuel pumps), and not one of them has ever had an issue. Said another way, I think you're A) worrying needlessly, and B) going to have a difficult time finding a car that doesn't have an integral fuel tank/fuel pump. As for your claimed ethanol issues, while I'm not saying that it isn't happening, I will say that A) I've never heard of it, and B) your dealership sounds like they may be a bunch of crooks. Best Regards, Shipo
Re: Steve...... [rockylee]
by gagrice on Sun Nov 16 16:37:16 PST 2008
Rocky you keep coming back to a dead monkey. We are in a global economy. No politician is going to bring US back to 1945. When we conquered Japan and Germany we took on the responsibility to bring them into the free market. We now have done the same with many other countries including China your favorite whipping boy. How many US autoworkers have lost their jobs to the Chinese? You seem to think that having 30 years in a business gives you a permanent job. If I had stayed with Pacific Telephone instead of going to Alaska in 1970 I would have gotten riffed in the 1980s like all the rest. Early out with a lousy pension and the need to retrain myself. So how is that any different than today? GM is not doing very well in selling cars people want. They have made a lot of mistakes including tying themselves to open ended retirement contracts. What good will $25 billion do GM? They will piss it away and still not be selling cars. The Volt is not going to make them any money according to Lutz. You keep coming back to the new hires. What about the older UAW workers. Why should they not suffer along with the rest. GM is going broke. If they don't get this gift from all of US, they say they are toast. Where should the cuts take place. Do you have any figures on how much the top executives are making right now? If they were all cut to $0 would it make any difference in the balance sheet? As far as how many billions are going to the crooks on top. It is up to Congress to control that money. They are just paying back their friends and benefactors. Personally I would think that we should bail out the individual mortgages first. If you owe $200k on a home that is now worth $150K, we give you a new loan at a fixed 6% for the realistic appraised amount. Just finding anyone in the banking industry that is honest enough to administer such a program is probably impossible. I fear that bailout will all end up in a black hole. Including any money wasted on the Big 3.
Re: The American People have spoken.... [jeffyscott]
by dtownfb on Fri Nov 14 14:18:29 PST 2008
Now, if it is true that they can not get credit that will allow them to stay in business and their customers can not get credit that will allow them to buy cars, they are to some extent victims of those that created this crisis (you know, the financial institutions that are getting bailed out). Granted they may only be victims in that the credit crisis is the straw that is about to break the camels back, but I have a hard time with the idea of billions for wall street crooks and not one penny for manufacturers of actual products, who provide good paying jobs for a few of those who did not go to business school and learn how to really rape the economy. Again, GM was losing money before this credit crisis. They haven't reported a profit since 2004. GM's management needs to look in the mirror to find the blame.
Re: The American People have spoken.... [dtownfb]
by jeffyscott on Fri Nov 14 11:25:38 PST 2008
GM needs to sit down with the UAW and have a heart to heart... GM says: New labor agreements will make U.S. manufacturers’ labor costs competitive with the transplants by 2010. http://gmfactsandfiction.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/state-of-us-auto-industr- - - y.doc They also say: The U.S. auto industry has been hard hit by the credit crisis. Now, if it is true that they can not get credit that will allow them to stay in business and their customers can not get credit that will allow them to buy cars, they are to some extent victims of those that created this crisis (you know, the financial institutions that are getting bailed out). Granted they may only be victims in that the credit crisis is the straw that is about to break the camels back, but I have a hard time with the idea of billions for wall street crooks and not one penny for manufacturers of actual products, who provide good paying jobs for a few of those who did not go to business school and learn how to really rape the economy.
Re: It's simple really...Unions need to go away! [andre1969]
by fintail on Thu Nov 13 11:16:03 PST 2008
OECD claims the first annual decline in advanced economies since WW2...it's probably worse than our talking heads on the dole of that cabal of banks, crooked politicos, and parasitic corporations, wish people to believe. I've read somewhere that aggressive driving also increases in economic hard times, something else for lemko's gloom and doom ;) I think the people have been taught to not be self-sufficient in any way. The only real thing that comes out of these times is centralization and consolidation of power...and to be on topic...those powers will do anything they can to see the UAW die.

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