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Pylons

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First, take it


to Autozone/O'Reilly's/Advance and have them pull the code. Google a bit and see how serious it seems. Something simple like an O2 sensor, shop won't matter much...I usually recommend Poole Brothers in C'burg.

If it seems complicated/bmw-specific: With Peter gone, I'd tell you to drive a bit extra to Tim Maiden in Salem. He's one of the best around. Sportscar clinic in Roanoke would be another option, but not worth driving past Tim.

I used to sell tools all over the area...it's been a few years, but I know the shops pretty well.

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Posted: 05/22/2018 at 5:01PM


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