Bighabsfan
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I just joined this site. I have a 2001 Z3 3.0i roadster.
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to the Forum from West Cumbria, England.Bighabsfan
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- Nov 6, 2022
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Thanks. Just getting ready to put the car away for the winter. Canada has a short season for roadsters
Hi and welcome from me too near Lincoln, UK. Which province of Canada are you from please?
Tony.
Tony.
- Joined
- Apr 1, 2016
- Points
- 218
- Location
- Maybole , South Ayrshire
- Model of Z
- Z3 Individual Dakar / Orinoco Individual
Hi and welcome from me in Scotland
to the Forum.
Hi, and welcome from me in Cardiff.
- Joined
- Nov 25, 2012
- Points
- 178
- Location
- Newport, South Wales,UK
- Model of Z
- Z3 M43 1.8 (1999) and Z4 E85 2.0i (2007)
Welcome to the Forum, you have arrived at probably the best Z Forum for information and help for your Z3 or Z4 model worldwide.
Its also worth adding your location in on your user details so it appears in the left hand side of your posts or add it in as part of a signature together with the model of your car so you get answers to questions you post that are pertinant to your particular model. and if there are members who can offer assistance local to you.
Also very worthwhile to arm yourself with a decent code reader to scan your car when faults crop up. You can either go down the laptop based software such as BMW INPA, BMW Scanner 1.4 or a handheld scanner like a Creator 310+ which is a good choice but not so good for models before 1999.
All available on ebay and Amazon for little outlay, they pay for themselves first time you have to use them when faults appear.
Its also worth adding your location in on your user details so it appears in the left hand side of your posts or add it in as part of a signature together with the model of your car so you get answers to questions you post that are pertinant to your particular model. and if there are members who can offer assistance local to you.
Also very worthwhile to arm yourself with a decent code reader to scan your car when faults crop up. You can either go down the laptop based software such as BMW INPA, BMW Scanner 1.4 or a handheld scanner like a Creator 310+ which is a good choice but not so good for models before 1999.
All available on ebay and Amazon for little outlay, they pay for themselves first time you have to use them when faults appear.