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Just a quick post to say HI.

I live in Andalucia Spain and have a 1999 320d, German vehicle imported to Spain. 

I'm trying to get it back to 100%. There's zero rust on it and it's been very well looked after.

I'm just going to see if any of your threads can help me diagnose the faults with it. 

See you in the forum.

Greydog Grand Master

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Morning Scooby

Welcome to the Forum

Good luck with your project, there a few websites that will help www.realoem.com this is a BMW online Parts List it is the same as Dealers use. It has small exploded drawings which help with location and how things fit plus of course the important Part Number so that you know you have the right part. Just put the last 7 digits of your Vin into the search box and away you go.

Then there is www.newtis.info This is a BMW Technical Information site again the same as BMW Dealers use lots of information and how too's.

Finally www.pelicanparts.com This is an American site and there will be little on diesels (the Yanks still think it's for big trucks only) but they have excellent how too's with pictures very useful.

For Diagnostic tools I use BMW 1.4.0 loaded onto an old dedicated laptop running Windows 7 others use INPA or Carly for BMW or one of the many others now available. You will need a diagnostic tool to read the specific BMW faults Generic readers dont access all components and will give general fault codes which some times are difficult to interpret.

Good Luck

Dave

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