majicmaker
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I haven't looked at it lately but, I'm about to hit 100K soon. 
EOM 2015 Home Safe Thread
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beemerdons
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Miss Donna and Papa Chuy Viejo are safely home in Chandler, Arizona. 5K miles and a thousand smiles at EOM, what a blast!
Only one small problem with our BMW M3 Convertible, on Saturday night the alarm was malfunctioning and could not be reset!
Called an AZ Beemers Friend Sunday morning who has owned both BMW Motorraden and Bimmer Automobiles for decades.
Bob asked if my car had been exposed to any radio waves or electromagnetic impulses, I replied we went to the US Astronomy Center in West Virginia, he responded that perhaps this was the problem. After I got off the phone the word magnet stuck in my mind, then I remembered some Frostback Hoser had "gifted" me with two car badge magnets. Sure enough the large magnet on the left was right next to the drivers door handle/keyset. Presto, I moved both magnets to the fender, no more alarm woes! PS: The CA beer cap opener does work great, thanks eh!
BeemerDonS has said it once, I have said it a million times: Canadians - You can't live with them and you can't live with them, eh!
Only one small problem with our BMW M3 Convertible, on Saturday night the alarm was malfunctioning and could not be reset!
Called an AZ Beemers Friend Sunday morning who has owned both BMW Motorraden and Bimmer Automobiles for decades.
Bob asked if my car had been exposed to any radio waves or electromagnetic impulses, I replied we went to the US Astronomy Center in West Virginia, he responded that perhaps this was the problem. After I got off the phone the word magnet stuck in my mind, then I remembered some Frostback Hoser had "gifted" me with two car badge magnets. Sure enough the large magnet on the left was right next to the drivers door handle/keyset. Presto, I moved both magnets to the fender, no more alarm woes! PS: The CA beer cap opener does work great, thanks eh!
BeemerDonS has said it once, I have said it a million times: Canadians - You can't live with them and you can't live with them, eh!
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El Toro Joe
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Glad that's all it was Don. It was good to finally meet you and Donna.
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yamafitter
Reigning NERDS Granite Lane Gold Medalist
The Canadians gave the Germans a good whippin' in Holland during the war and we are given' the Germans headaches still.......... hahahahahahahahahahahaha
We're sorry..........................................well not really but I thought that as a polite Canadian it was expected that we say we are sorry.
We're sorry..........................................well not really but I thought that as a polite Canadian it was expected that we say we are sorry.
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beemerdons
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Top_Speed1
Panama Canal Crosser
Glad to hear all is well Pappa. I heard your alarm going off, more than once at that!. I figured you were still ****-faced and couldn't read the remote clearly.Miss Donna and Papa Chuy Viejo are safely home in Chandler, Arizona. 5K miles and a thousand smiles at EOM, what a blast!
Only one small problem with our BMW M3 Convertible, on Saturday night the alarm was malfunctioning and could not be reset!
Called an AZ Beemers Friend Sunday morning who has owned both BMW Motorraden and Bimmer Automobiles for decades.
Bob asked if my car had been exposed to any radio waves or electromagnetic impulses, I replied we went to the US Astronomy Center in West Virginia, he responded that perhaps this was the problem. After I got off the phone the word magnet stuck in my mind, then I remembered some Frostback Hoser had "gifted" me with two car badge magnets. Sure enough the large magnet on the left was right next to the drivers door handle/keyset. Presto, I moved both magnets to the fender, no more alarm woes! PS: The CA beer cap opener does work great, thanks eh!
BeemerDonS has said it once, I have said it a million times: Canadians - You can't live with them and you can't live with them, eh!
It was great seeing you again, and, meeting Ms. Donna for the very first time. She's precious!. I know you treat her like a queen!, as you should! ....Debbie saw your umbrella quick draw upon walking her across the street when we were leaving the Cantina. I got the "you should be more gentleman-like, you could take lessons from Don!, I really like him!" oh boy, and thanks.
Can't wait for the next one, and, we may have to talk Debbie into a cross country trip, eh!? ese!?
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majicmaker
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Just got my bike back. Brand new wheel bearings. I posted it on Facebook. Someone will post it up for me. It's smooth as silk again. I'm spending another night in Brunswick GA. Come to find out that I needed the rest.
Just got my bike back. Brand new wheel bearings. I posted it on Facebook. Someone will post it up for me. It's smooth as silk again. I'm spending another night in Brunswick GA. Come to find out that I needed the rest.
majicmaker
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Thanks Tyler! Kisses...
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Bungie
FrostBack #2 - IBA # 44620
Ook. Those look like a dogs breakfast.
majicmaker
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Felt like it too, Bungie. It was kicking like a mule. The pucker factor was off the charts. Had to change my underwear.
John d
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Looks like the Florida rain wasn't enough wash out the grease. Talk about mangled!Just got my bike back. Brand new wheel bearings. I posted it on Facebook. Someone will post it up for me. It's smooth as silk again. I'm spending another night in Brunswick GA. Come to find out that I needed the rest.
I'm not sharing any photos of that if they exist...Felt like it too, Bungie. It was kicking like a mule. The pucker factor was off the charts. Had to change my underwear.
majicmaker
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No pictures of that, Tyler. I have Scrupples!I'm not sharing any photos of that if they exist... :uhoh:Felt like it too, Bungie. It was kicking like a mule. The pucker factor was off the charts. Had to change my underwear.
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beemerdons
Certifiable Old Fart
The Canadians gave the Germans a good whippin' in Holland during the war and we are given' the Germans headaches still.......... hahahahahahahahahahahaha We're sorry..........................................well not really but I thought that as a polite Canadian it was expected that we say we are sorry.
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Glad you made it safely Vic!
We're not home yet, staying in Waynesville right now. Nothing but rain this whole trip, except for a little while today. Was able to get out to the BRP and 215, and Marie loved it! Off to Tellico tomorrow, with rain of course. Still, we're loving life right now!
We're not home yet, staying in Waynesville right now. Nothing but rain this whole trip, except for a little while today. Was able to get out to the BRP and 215, and Marie loved it! Off to Tellico tomorrow, with rain of course. Still, we're loving life right now!
majicmaker
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Try looking at the weather radar and go the other direction of from rain. Glad to help. You're Welcome.Glad you made it safely Vic!We're not home yet, staying in Waynesville right now. Nothing but rain this whole trip, except for a little while today. Was able to get out to the BRP and 215, and Marie loved it! Off to Tellico tomorrow, with rain of course. Still, we're loving life right now!
RaYzerman19
Go Wings!
For the record, the Beemer alarm was going off long before the magnets appeared..... in fact they seemed to reduce the occurrences.....
And now my wheel bearing story..... on the way down, I noticed a light grumbling noise which could have been the rotors and pads, the wheel bearings or that new tire that was installed just prior to the trip. The noise really didn't seem to get worse as time went on, and after several checks, eliminated the rotors and thought the bearings (hubs did not heat up one iota) weren't it. Seemed like the tire was out of round or had some anomaly...... long story short, got all the way home (a few times checked for all three potential issues) with the noise getting a tad worse. Did an inspection on the hoist of all items, and with calipers off, it became obvious it was the left front bearing. Peeled off the seals, still had grease (they are very well sealed) but left front one was a tad rough. No spares in my stash, so ordered some.
And now my wheel bearing story..... on the way down, I noticed a light grumbling noise which could have been the rotors and pads, the wheel bearings or that new tire that was installed just prior to the trip. The noise really didn't seem to get worse as time went on, and after several checks, eliminated the rotors and thought the bearings (hubs did not heat up one iota) weren't it. Seemed like the tire was out of round or had some anomaly...... long story short, got all the way home (a few times checked for all three potential issues) with the noise getting a tad worse. Did an inspection on the hoist of all items, and with calipers off, it became obvious it was the left front bearing. Peeled off the seals, still had grease (they are very well sealed) but left front one was a tad rough. No spares in my stash, so ordered some.
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