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Mike's2nd914
Yeah, I know I'm off topic, but I can't find a decent BMW bbs to post questions to and I have noticed that a lot of you guys, like me, are into the beemers as well.

My 2000 328i (with only 40k miles) has developed a clunk whenever you let of the gas. I have found a TSB concerning this problem called A/T - GM5 Clunk Noise Group 24 Automatic Transmission 24 09 98. It involves replacing the Output Flange and Spring Washer to fix the problem. The dealer wants $520.00 to do it.

Anyway, Just wondered if any of you guys have experienced this and if so if anyone as attempted the repair themselves.

Thanks.
cha914
try searching over at www.roadfly.org/bmw

they have a good set of bmw forums, the format isn't as nice, but the search function usually works well, and alot of knowledgable guys are over there.

Tony
Mike's2nd914
cool! Thanks!
rick 918-S
I checked the recall bullitin for that year & model. Nothing pertaining to the output flange. Only recalls were for unduly sensitive air bag system. (I guess you can't yell at it or it cries or something... confused24.gif ) And the brake lamp switch could fail. (well the tires could go flat too but.... lol2.gif sheeez... laugh.gif )

Hey I don't make these up people... monkeydance.gif mueba.gif lol2.gif boldblue.gif clap56.gif
Mike's2nd914
I checked out Roadfly and, yeah, they all do it and the concensus seems to be either fix it or live with it. I think I have fewer problems with my 30 year old 914 with 110k miles than I do with my 4 year old BMW with 40k miles. smash.gif
BraunSC
Roadfly sucks, IMHO. Try e46fanatics.com or www.bmwboard.com. You will notice a difference between the boards, but that adds to the knowledge base.
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