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    SMG fluid transfusion

    Does anyone know the steps on how to change the SMG fluid?

    #2
    Originally posted by TANKSLAPPER
    Does anyone know the steps on how to change the SMG fluid?
    Forward 2 - 3, back 2 - 3, turn 2 - 3 ....:hahaha:

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      #3
      You'll need a BMW Group Tester One (commonly known as the GT1 tool) or an Autoenginuity tool.

      Have a read of this - might be helpful:

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        #4
        Originally posted by NZ_M3 View Post
        Have a read of this - might be helpful:

        http://www.nugadgets.com/customcontent/SmgDiyMain.html
        I read it T$ and I dont think I would attempt it with 2 good hands mate ! Only BMW could come up with as complicated a procedure for chucking some oil in a gearbox !:hahaha:.. slightly unkind perhaps Thank goodness for BMW Warranty and Murketts !!

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          #5
          Cheers NZ_M3

          It looks a bit heavy to me. best I get someone one with the knowledge to do it for me.

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            #6
            I Just done a blood transfusion on the CSL
            Changed all the fluids except the SMG oil

            Engine oil , Power steering fluid, Engine coolant Anti freeze, Gearbox oil, Diff oil, Brake fluid & I could do the last one myself...............The Screen wash.

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              #7
              Originally posted by TANKSLAPPER View Post
              I could do the last one myself...............The Screen wash.
              Well done mate, bet you couldnt have scratched your a$$ at the same time though !!
              Car finished tomoz, engine running at Murketts as we type !

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                #8
                There's really no real need to change the fluid in the SMG system to be honest, unless your pump needs changing. It's a sealed system and reality is it either works or it doesn't - given the pressure that it runs under.

                the DIY looks complicated, but in reality it probably isn't that bad (from what I can gather anyway, have obviously not tried the job myself yet haha .. fingers crossed I won't have to!! Although chances are I'd just pay someone to do it haha).

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