2001 Bmw X5 New Engine / Clutch, Don't Miss This One on 2040-cars
Merrifield, Virginia, United States
2001 BMW X5 in very good condition. The 5 speed manual transmission makes this SUV drive more like a sports car; It is a sporty driving vehicle. Service and Maintenance history:
The only issue I can find with this X5 is there is a thumping noise from the rear when shifting gears. This is common on manual transmission BMWs, the rear differential mounts become soft and need replacing at some point in the near future. I've never seen this issue on automatic transmission BMWs, probably because the auto keeps a constant load on the differential mounts. The Keyless entry remotes don't work anymore so you have to use the key the old fashion way...in the door lock. This is a cash only purchase. There are plenty of banks in this area, so if you have to travel we can always go to your bank to get cash. This X5 is for sale outside of this auction, I reserve the right to end the auction if it sells else where. |
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