answers for shimmys in my car
#11
answers for shimmys in my car
i just remembered my grandpa had a similar problem in his 5-series. we were driving along and the same thing happened. the problem was that the e-brake wasnt completely pushed down and it vibrated after about 30 mph. make sure your e brake is completely disengaged and that it isnt binding</P>
#13
answers for shimmys in my car
On the pistons I think they went to hypouteptic(I probably killed the spelling) pistons at that time. If it wasn't then I know they did sometime. I don't know for sure.
#19
answers for shimmys in my car
<FONT face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" color=magenta size=6>Hypohoweverthef*ckyouspellit</FONT></P>
<FONT color=black size=4>Great name for a piston ehh?<IMG src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0"></FONT></P>
#20
answers for shimmys in my car
you mean <FONT size=3><U>hypereutectic</U></FONT>??? lets just call them HE pistons from now on, sound good?? </P>
actually we shouldnt cause HE sounds manly and they are bad pistons, so lets call themHYP pistons</P>