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BMW e60 (any engine ) breaking anybody?

CtrlAltDelete · 2010-04-07 18:33:31

Hi all, I was just wondering is there anyone out there currently breaking an e60 ( july 2003 - march 2010 model 5 series ) BMW ? I am looking for a connector plug from just behind one of the parking sensors in my rear bumper. I dont need the sensor itself..just the plug, as I have identified a dodgy connection at this…

07-04-2010 7:33pm

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Hi all,
I was just wondering is there anyone out there currently breaking an e60 ( july 2003 - march 2010 model 5 series ) BMW ?
I am looking for a connector plug from just behind one of the parking sensors in my rear bumper. I dont need the sensor itself..just the plug, as I have identified a dodgy connection at this point as the cause of my problem.

If anyone knows of a breakers anywhere in the country breaking an e60 id appreciate the name of it,

Thanks for taking the time to read my post,

Regards,

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#2 07-04-2010 8:19pm

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Did you try www.traynors.co.uk up North?

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#3 07-04-2010 8:48pm

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I see the complete cable for your rear sensors listed on real oem for $48. Might be worth replacing the complete cable cause it is possible the other connectors are going the same way. Having said that, $48 probably translates to €150 in ireland

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