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BMW service parts in Dublin

king_of_inismac · 2012-02-19 18:09:01

Hi all, Just bought an e90 320d. Want to service it next weekend. Where can I buy service parts without ridiculous prices? Cheers, M

19-02-2012 06:09PM

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king_of_inismac

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Hi all,

Just bought an e90 320d.

Want to service it next weekend. Where can I buy service parts without ridiculous prices?

Cheers,
M

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#2 19-02-2012 06:13PM

Gumbo

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what service items are you doing?

What does the OBC CBS tell you to do at the moment?

Halfords or Local Motor Factors for spurious items or BMW parts department for genuine items.

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#3 19-02-2012 06:42PM

JP 1800

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Try OTTO, I buy most of my parts for the Mercedes and BMW from them, all the parts are OEM. I however find that your local main dealer may be just as competative on some service items such as fluids and brake parts.

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#4 19-02-2012 08:19PM

Lex Luthor

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Otto or gsf

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#5 20-02-2012 09:21AM

Gumbo

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JP 1800 wrote: »

Try OTTO, I buy most of my parts for the Mercedes and BMW from them, all the parts are OEM. I however find that your local main dealer may be just as competative on some service items such as fluids and brake parts.

Lex Luthor wrote: »

Otto or gsf

sh1t, forgot about these guys

OTTO & GSF Parts.

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