[Rockstar1487]

im gonna do mine sometime soon but just wanted to remind some people about the rule, "if it ain't broke don't fix it." i do agree though its totally gonna suck when it does fail and then you have more stuff to replace which will cost more money in the end. so i think we should prob do a poll and then find the average and make that the "official//unofficial" time for replacing the water pump. i believe this to be the most reasonable course of action considering that "WE THE PEOPLE" actually drive these cars on the reg while BMW just produces them.

now my 2005 e46 330i had 94k on it when i traded it for my 135i and i did not have to replace the water pump on it. my buddy has a 95 m3 and replaced his at 125k and now he's at 177k running strong still (probably bc its an M car lol).