Febi has a 12 month unlimited mileage warranty..... I was pretty sure it was no quibble but I can't find any info on that

I'd have to check in work later but if I remember correctly febi has a 2 year warranty
I'd consider it pretty close to oem because most of the stuff I've got for my x5 from febi seems to have had the bmw part numbers ground off

it's mainly around town .... tbh I don't really watch the mpg reading I tend to watch how many miles I've done around the 200-225 per tank is what I get

my 3.0 is showing 15 mpg at the moment ...... bearing in mind it's lpg I think it's actually going to be worse than that

I do have the problem with scuffing my calf along the sidestep
my son uses the step to get in and out but I always think it looks awkward

start with basics ...... fuse/relay
the compressor is the same one as fitted to land rover / range rover / audi allroad
I've heard of problems on all 3 of them but not on the x5 (I might be wrong on that)

it's under the steering wheel ..... if you remove that panel you'll find it

yeah .... when youve finished tighten the nuts for the air suspension drop her off the jacks and put the relay / fuse in
turn on the engine and watch her rise

Is there an egr replacement kit for the 3.0?
Like a blank off kit..... Sounds to me like maybe the egr valve is dieing
I've not read that you've replaced it but if you have ignore this post lol
I was about to say that the discovery 3 has a weak egr but then I remembered that it's a 2.7 not the 3.0

i always put the stands under the jacking point on the sill
releasing the air is easy .... pull the relay or fuse for the air compressor and then release the pipe nuts on the black spheres in the boot

the back ones can but it's fiddly

honestly i don't know but i'd have a stab at it rather than take it to a garage

Sounds like a split in one of the hoses

rear centre left sensor is faulty and the bleeper under the dash for the front sensors is too*




*at least thats the way i read it

[quote="themoog"]
Yeah but not on the wheel bearings. Deflating the suspension will show up any loose joints at the back.

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True..... I'd misread the previous post and thought that the bearings had been checked and were ok