A 2004 BMW 5 Series BMW has been in an accident. The left rail has a golf ball size bend in it about 10 inches from the front end cap & the right rail is swayed out by 15 mm. Estimator A writes an estimate to pull the front end of the vehicle and repair both rails. Estimator B writes an estimate to pull the front end and replace the left rail.
Who is right? • Estimator A is only right • Estimator B is only right • Both Estimators are right • Both Estimators are wrong
The correct answer is D Both Estimators are wrong and the following presentation will explain why.
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Sunday, July 25, 2010
Aluminum Rail Replacement on a 2004 and Newer 5 Series BMW
9:37 PM by onesecond
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Labels: 2004 bmw 5 series, aluminum front, aluminum rail, bench, BMW, bmw 5 series, correct answer, earth, estimators, firewall, golf ball size, letter 1, mixture, series bmw, specialized training, structure 2, structure 3
Labels: 2004 bmw 5 series, aluminum front, aluminum rail, bench, BMW, bmw 5 series, correct answer, earth, estimators, firewall, golf ball size, letter 1, mixture, series bmw, specialized training, structure 2, structure 3
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
2005 AC Schnitzer BMW ACS1
2:21 AM by onesecond
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Labels: ac schnitzer bmw, BMW, bmw 1 series, Car News, diesel performance, engine model, fuel consumption, gas flow, gear changes, manual transmission, performance tyres, racing rims, series bmw, short shift, special steel, vehicle acceleration, vehicle category
Labels: ac schnitzer bmw, BMW, bmw 1 series, Car News, diesel performance, engine model, fuel consumption, gas flow, gear changes, manual transmission, performance tyres, racing rims, series bmw, short shift, special steel, vehicle acceleration, vehicle category
With the launch of the new 1-series, BMW has entered the strongly contested "compact class" vehicle category for the first time, and presents a vehicle that has jumped to the top of its class even before sales begin.
This posed an even greater challenge to the AC Schnitzer engineers: to develop a special accessories range which takes the "pleasure principle" to an even higher level.
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