Obioban wroteI had a Blackstone report which may support my case. Who knows.If you replaced the bearings preventatively, no chance.
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douglee25 wroteI mean, do you think you could take oil analysis to the dealer and get a rod bearing replacement done under warranty? I don't.I had a Blackstone report which may support my case. Who knows.
Sooooo.... I wouldn't bet on it.
Obioban wroteMaybe? Maybe not?I mean, do you think you could take oil analysis to the dealer and get a rod bearing replacement done under warranty? I don't.
Sooooo.... I wouldn't bet on it.
I'm not the judge. But obviously he/she saw enough evidence to make BMW prove otherwise at this point.
No need to get hasty bud. It's just the internet...
douglee25 wroteLet us know how it goesMaybe? Maybe not?
I'm not the judge. But obviously he/she saw enough evidence to make BMW prove otherwise at this point.
No need to get hasty bud. It's just the internet...
douglee25 wroteThe answer is no, Doug.Maybe? Maybe not?
I'm not the judge. But obviously he/she saw enough evidence to make BMW prove otherwise at this point.
No need to get hasty bud. It's just the internet...
For the list => http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1412102
Another one (post 192):
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1424338
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1424338
add me to the freakin list, few days before its 8th bday. bearing is gone!!
besiktas wroteCan you please clarify your situation ?add me to the freakin list, few days before its 8th bday. bearing is gone!!
Did you heard something (rod knock) or loud ticking noises before the bearing failure , ect... ?
How many miles ? Build year ?
Damnit . I'm so sorry man !
Duk996 for the list , his S65 is RIP =>
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1427927&page=7
*Nugget* for the list #198 on this page =>
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?p=22425697#post22425697
what's the latest very rough ESTIMATE on percentage of M3s with bearing failures thus far?
///M Power-Belgium wrotePhillipe have you reached out Paul Scarlato the lawyer involved in the class action? If members are willing to speak with him they can be part of the class. This seems like a great way to create awareness and let people no longer deep in bearings know they should call him.Duk996 for the list , his S65 is RIP =>http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1427927&page=7
douglee25 wroteSnowball chance in hell...Maybe? Maybe not?
I'm not the judge. But obviously he/she saw enough evidence to make BMW prove otherwise at this point.
No need to get hasty bud. It's just the internet...
Duk996 wroteNo , I have not . I thought it was for American S65 owners only , because the class action is in the US ?Phillipe have you reached out Paul Scarlato the lawyer involved in the class action? If members are willing to speak with him they can be part of the class. This seems like a great way to create awareness and let people no longer deep in bearings know they should call him.
On the other hand .In the last 2 years I saw several threads about class actions , and I never believed it would be effective .
Knowing what BMW is , they have an army of lawyers ..
Here is one of the threads from 2015 => *Class Action Lawsuit for Rod Bearing issue, LETS FINALLY DO THIS*
=> http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1126924
///M Power-Belgium wroteIt is for the USA only and seems to have gotten traction in the courts. I have spoken with numerous shops and the lawyers as well and they are aggressively working it. Considering the number of worn bearings I have seen pop up just in the month or so I have been on the forums it seems like there are a lot of people out there.Duk996 wroteNo , I have not . I thought it was for American S65 owners only , because the class action is in the US ?Phillipe have you reached out Paul Scarlato the lawyer involved in the class action? If members are willing to speak with him they can be part of the class. This seems like a great way to create awareness and let people no longer deep in bearings know they should call him.
On the other hand .In the last 2 years I saw several threads about class actions , and I never believed it would be effective .
Knowing what BMW is , they have an army of lawyers ..
Here is one of the threads from 2015 => *Class Action Lawsuit for Rod Bearing issue, LETS FINALLY DO THIS*=> http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1126924
Every instance of an issue made part of the class action will bolster the odds of a win/settlement. I'll see what they say when I speak to them Monday. It may be worth sending out some PMs to those you have on your list.
Duk996 wroteOk , I see . And let us hope..It is for the USA only and seems to have gotten traction in the courts. I have spoken with numerous shops and the lawyers as well and they are aggressively working it. Considering the number of worn bearings I have seen pop up just in the month or so I have been on the forums it seems like there are a lot of people out there.
Every instance of an issue made part of the class action will bolster the odds of a win/settlement. I'll see what they say when I speak to them Monday. It may be worth sending out some PMs to those you have on your list.
If only everyone would be involved in the class action , knowing that more than 60% + of the owners NOT mentioning about their S65 bearing failure because most people think about the value of their car..even when they are on Bimmerpost .
Think that's actually a logic reaction..
Probably the rest of the world don't give a 5H1T about Bimmerpost or bearing failure and just dump the car ...
I'm pretty sure *NO ONE* knows the real current % of S65 bearing failures , because they are all over the world ( the problem is worldwide)
One thing is for sure...The % number of bearing failures is bigger than we can imagine.
I still can not believe some people say it's only Internet hysteria...
Duk996 wrotePhil, this is a very good idea in my view. Boosting whatever case there is and make some use of your list buddy.It is for the USA only and seems to have gotten traction in the courts. I have spoken with numerous shops and the lawyers as well and they are aggressively working it. Considering the number of worn bearings I have seen pop up just in the month or so I have been on the forums it seems like there are a lot of people out there.
Every instance of an issue made part of the class action will bolster the odds of a win/settlement. I'll see what they say when I speak to them Monday. It may be worth sending out some PMs to those you have on your list.
Cheers
Maxe93 for the list =>
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?p=22438849&posted=1#post22438849
Currently *138 bearing failures* on the Bimmerpost list alone.. ! 
The worldwide number is easily X 3 ... ( no one knows it for sure )
#s@cks !?!?!

The worldwide number is easily X 3 ... ( no one knows it for sure )
#s@cks !?!?!
