Pump is £1645 + vat
Actuator is 1395 +vat
My per mile cost this year is looking very high at about £8.50!!!!!!!
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Had my first SMG Cog Error on my CSL
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Thought as much.Originally posted by petery View PostLow! Turns out it is pump and having an actuator replaced too.
A big (very) bill :bigcry::bigcry::bigcry:
Last pump we did was about a £2200 bill iirc
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Low! Turns out it is pump and having an actuator replaced too.
A big (very) bill :bigcry::bigcry::bigcry:
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Read the fault codes on mine today on a Delphi system I have before it goes into BMW while I'm away.
From the gearbox I have
Fault 48 - Mechanical converter lockup clutch monitoring
Fault 6 - unknown
Fault 92 - Unknown
Anyone know what these mean?
first one to me signals a clutch issue. It has done 82000 miles and is on original clutch, other ones I've googled but not found anything
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Wasn't the salmon relay, tried that now, so going to get the fault codes read and see where I go from there
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How often do you drive the car? Id replace Salmon Relay first for £12Originally posted by petery View Posti had the cog come up on Saturday evening, at the same time gear indicator started to flash and car selected neutral, i pulled over switched off and restarted and cog went and i could select a gear.
but since then it can't find gears on the way down the box unless you lift of and let revs die and on the way up it also will not do it with much load.
using auto in a slow shift speed allowed me to get where i needed to go and manual mode was useless.
Anyone had anything similar or know the cause? it almost feels a bit like clutch, its not had one in 82k miles so i'm hoping that could be it.
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i had the cog come up on Saturday evening, at the same time gear indicator started to flash and car selected neutral, i pulled over switched off and restarted and cog went and i could select a gear.
but since then it can't find gears on the way down the box unless you lift of and let revs die and on the way up it also will not do it with much load.
using auto in a slow shift speed allowed me to get where i needed to go and manual mode was useless.
Anyone had anything similar or know the cause? it almost feels a bit like clutch, its not had one in 82k miles so i'm hoping that could be it.
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Collected car from garage on Friday, after having a service whilst it was up on the ramps, and all is back to normal, in fact, as the adaptations have been ran its a bit crisper ;0) happy days, took her for a early morning blast and all is again well with the world.
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Yeah. Just went for a blast to pick some fish and chips up.Originally posted by CraigMillwardCroft View PostSo you finally have the engine and car back :thumbs:
A bloke walked over with his misses and said "bloody hell, a real Csl"
Forgot how good it sounds. Drives very very well. Had new suspension and bushes so is like new.
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So you finally have the engine and car back :thumbs:Originally posted by billyboysm3 View PostMines still working fine.
No thrashing for me as still got 900 miles to go before that starts.
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Mines still working fine.Originally posted by mattCSLnut View PostGood news Jonny :thumbs: time for S6 (DSC Off) and a bit of a thrashing to let the SMG know the optimum setting :supz:
No thrashing for me as still got 900 miles to go before that starts.
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Good news Jonny :thumbs: time for S6 (DSC Off) and a bit of a thrashing to let the SMG know the optimum setting :supz:Originally posted by jonnysideways View Postso update.
After a new gear position sensor swap, and SMG Adaption all gears are now present and correct, cog has now gone away
cheers for comments.
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