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Shifing a bit notchy on a 92 318is?
I testdrove a 1992 318is today and noticed that the shifter was a bit notchy and I sometimes had to put a little effort into actually getting into 2nd or 3rd gear.
I don't remember my old '93 318i having that issue, it used to shift very smoothly. I'm looking to buy this car and wonder if this is a big issue or just some minor adjustment. Anyone know? Incidently, it's a 1992 318is, paint is good condition, sunroof does *not* work, it has had some minor/medium rear-end damage that was fixed at one point so you really can't tell. 152k miles on it. The A.C. seems kinda weak. Guy is willing to sell for $3500, but I feel its a bit high, about $500 high. Is it a decent price, or way over? -M |
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Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Palos Verdes Estates, CA
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Hmm, I'd say that is a decent price - definitely not too high at all. I don't really know how much 318s go for, but if the engine runs smooth and the paint is decent, that is a good price.
For notchyness - you can go ahead and change out the transmission fluid. I changed mine out to Mobil1 Synthetic ATF and it shifts a bit smoother, much easier to put into gear. My old fluid wasnt even that gross looking either.
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Los Angeles, CA
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I agree with stupe, change you fluid.
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