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05-27-2009, 07:44 AM

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Problem fixed.

My parents own a 2002 BMW z3 with the 2.5i motor in it. I went out this morning because my dad needed it to take it to work, because his car was getting an oil change. I go out to start it, wont start, great. I go back in and tell him it would not start, and he was like what do you mean it wont start. It has a brand new battery on it, was replaced about two weeks ago. Pull out the jumper cabels, car starts right up. I'm guessing its the altenator, but I don't know jack **** about BMW's. Any one experience the same problem before?

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