2005 Bmw X3 3.0i Sport Utility 4-door 3.0l 128,500 Miles Sirius Satellite! Read on 2040-cars
Cordele, Georgia, United States
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I have for sale a 2005 BMW X3 with about 128,500 miles on it. I'm still driving it, so I'll update it if it goes over that. Actually has 128,300 right now. The car was my wife's but she has gotten a X5. It is smoke free. It has 2 new tires on the front. They were bought Oct 18th. It will need some for the rear soon. It has something called a Dice that allows it to do bluetooth signal for playing iPod or iPhone. It also has a Sirius receiver that plugs into it that lets it play thru the factory radio. I quite using the bluetooth feature because it created confusion with the factory phone bluetooth feature. But the Sirius receiver has a lifetime subscription I will include and leave on. This is what I know is wrong with the truck. The engine light is on. It says that the Crank Case Vent Valve and hoses need replacing. It says the bottom hose has been replaced. I had this error message 3 months ago. I bought this. E-bay item#151115117253. I was trying to get everything fixed before selling. The mechanic said he replaced the Vent valve and hoses. But BMW says they are still causing the light to come on and are leaking. Car runs great and I've been driving it with this light on for over a year. So you could drive like it is, fix it yourself, or get BMW to fix it. I just didn't want to spend anymore money on it. Also, when I had it check at BMW a few months ago, it said the rear pads were due to be replaced. The car is for sale locally, so I reserve the right to end early if it sells. Email with any questions! BUY FROM SELLER WITH 100% POSITIVE FEEDBACK OVER 13 YEARS!
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