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  • How to Number the Injectors on a BMW 740i

    Often, when troubleshooting, servicing or replacing components in your BMW 740i, you will need to know the cylinder numbers, which correspond to spark plug wires and fuel injectors that work in conjunction with each cylinder. Your vehicle manufacturer has assigned these numbers following a general industry standard. Once you know the numbers for each of the cylinders, you will know how to number the injectors in your BMW 740i. This procedure applies to V8-model engines.

  • How to Troubleshoot a BMW 325 Series

    The 2006 model year was the last time BMW produced its 325i as part of its "3 Series." The 325 line included a coupe, a sedan, a wagon and a sedan. The 325i owner's manual gives drivers all the information they need to troubleshoot and repair basic problems with their BMWs.

  • The Specifications for a BMW 740i

    The entry trim level of the BMW flagship luxury series, the 740i offers drivers a combination of luxury and performance augmented by the fuel efficiency of a twin-turbo, six-cylinder engine. Though this large vehicle includes a number of standard features and generous amounts of room, it carries a lower price tag than its higher-trim level siblings.

  • 2006 BMW 325 Specs

    The 2006 BMW 325 is part of the fifth generation of 3-Series vehicles. This year's BMW 325 line of vehicles came in four trim levels that included the 325i and 325xi sedans, the 325Ci two-door coupe and the four-door station wagon 325xiT.

  • BMW 540i Specs

    The BMW 5 Series has fifteen models, including the 520i, 530i, 535i, and 540i. BMW introduced the 540i in 1996 and discontinued it in 2003. The 2001 540i sedan (the specs of which are listed here) contains many of the same features as the other 5 Series models, and was among the first to sport the V8 32V engine.

  • How to Identify BMWs

    If you've got a secondhand BMW and are looking for replacement parts or discussing a maintenance issue with a mechanic, it's good to know as much about the model you're driving as possible. This can sometimes be difficult if your car came with minimal paperwork or you're not particularly interested in the finer details of motoring. Once you've established that you're definitely driving a BMW - the insignia on the bonnet should help with this if there's any doubt - there are a number of steps you can take to identify the particulars of your model.

  • The History of the BMW 328i Convertible

    In the mid-1970s, BMW introduced the 3 series in Europe. The small sports sedan combined power and fuel efficiency to bridge the gap between small, quick sports cars and large muscle cars.

  • History of the 1995 BMW 740i

    BMW has made strides with its sports car sedan in recent years, but the full-size sedan is still the essence of what is a BMW. The 7-series is another step and includes the 740i, which is full of luxuries and performance.

  • BMW 325ci History

    The 325ci was a step in the continued evolution of the 3-series of BMW. The car debuted for the 1987 model year as the German automaker's first true convertible and was one of several 325 packages available.

  • The History of the 2002 BMW

    Not to be confused with automobiles made during the year 2002, the BMW 2002 Series cars were introduced in the late 1960s. Part of the company's "New Class," they helped revive the ailing manufacturer in the post-war era.

  • The History of the BMW Automobile

    BMWs are one of the most expensive and envied imported cars on the market. These German-made, high-performance automobiles are the cars of the elite, known for their performance, speed and style.

  • The History of the BMW 850

    In 1989 BMW launched the 8-Series, the most prestigious range in its fleet. Two years later, the 850i was unveiled as its flagship. Despite only five years in production. the 850 remains one of the most instantly recognizable BMWs of recent times with its coupe styling and distinctive headlamp arrangement.

  • BMW 325i Information

    BMW's 325i was the crown jewel in the 3-series collection, a top-ranked sports sedan, having earned the highest accolades from car enthusiast magazines as well as consumer research publications. During the nearly 20 years it was in production, it set the standard for others in its class, well-known for its superior handling, reliability and stylish design. It was the most widely sold BMW in the U.S.

  • BMW Z4 Information

    The BMW Z4 is a sports car with a rear-wheel drive train manufactured by the German-owned car company, BMW. The Z4 model actually replaces the Z3 sportster but tries to defy conception with a brand new look. The Z4 comes in both a convertible model and a coupe.

  • How to Find a BMW Vehicle's Maintenance History

    Regularly servicing your BMW is not only essential to keep the vehicle in working order, it is required to maintain the manufacturer's warranty. If you purchase a new vehicle, make sure that for the duration of ownership all maintenance and repairs are properly documented. On the other hand, when purchasing a used BMW you will want to choose a vehicle with adequate service records. Currently, BMW keeps computerized records of all maintenance and warranty work completed at authorized BMW dealerships. If you own a new vehicle, or a pre-owned vehicle that has only been serviced at dealerships, it will be…

  • The History of the BMW 7 Series

    The BMW 7 Series is the full-size luxury car introduced in 1977 and continues today through five generations as the favored European government or personal car. It is sold only as a four-door sedan. It is part of BMW's E and F models that quickly gained popularity as an understated vehicle denoting prestige and wealth.

  • History of BMW Engines

    German automaker BMW has produced several different types of engines for its cars since the 1930s. Besides the company's iconic straight-6 engines, a variety of engines have been designed and built by BMW in both diesel and gasoline versions. BMW's engine offerings have been an important part of the successes--or failures--of its vehicles.

  • The History of BMW Motorcycles

    German automaker BMW (Bayerische Motoren Werke) has produced motorcycles since 1923. Since then, BMW has been responsible for a number of innovations that figured in the development of the modern motorcycle. Today, BMW produces motorcycles under its BMW Motorrad brand.

  • BMW 540i Information

    Bayerische Motoren Werke, commonly known as BMW and translated into English as Bavarian Motor Works, is a German automobile manufacturer established in 1916. BMW's premier manufacturing plant is located in Dingolfing, Germany. In 1975, BMW of North America, LLC, was founded to be the United States' importer of BMW vehicles. The BMW 540i is part of the 5 series, which was introduced in 1996.

  • Facts About the BMW M6

    The BMW M6 had a production run from 1983 to 1989, and was revived in 2005 to instantly become one of the premier high-performance European sports cars imported to the United States. Both versions possess elegant styling, a luxury interior and undiluted power under the hood.

  • About MGs

    MG is a famous British sports car company that has produced a handful of iconic designs over the years. The MG brand has traded hands numerous times, and the company has suffered short breaks in production, but it continues to produce small numbers of sports cars that are adored by enthusiasts.

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