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March 14th 13, 02:58 PM
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What is the root of this BMW design flaw in all 3,5,7 seriesBMW trunk wiring looms?
Nate Nagel wrote on Thu, 14 Mar 2013 06:30:59 -0400:
> As for door wiring, also a common failure on many vehicles... already > had to repair the speaker wiring where it goes through the door jamb for > my Jeep Cherokee as has just about every Cherokee owner. So this isn't > just a BMW problem. Luckily the door wiring on these E38, E39, and E46 (7, 5, 3 series) bimmers is just fine. It's just something wrong with the way the trunk wiring loom is designed that makes it crack in at the same point in all these vehicles. Now, don't even get me started on the BMW window regulators (which constantly break on all these bimmers!). 
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