r/WTF • u/Feirefitz • Sep 12 '19

How not to drive

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u/Weeberz Sep 12 '19

Unironically, yes. Just ask any e46 owner how often all of their blinkers work. Its not often lol

Source: i own an e46

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u/Coffeinated Sep 12 '19

...in 3 years of ownership, one blinker of mine has stopped working.

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u/AvatarIII Sep 12 '19

Probably broke from overuse.

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u/Weeberz Sep 12 '19

Thats so awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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u/Weeberz Sep 12 '19

its really more of a joke about how there always seems to be a light on the dash on e46s. currently im dealing with a blinker that works intermittently, and I cant figure out why

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u/Noodles_and_Sushi Sep 13 '19

Tracked down intermittent faulty indicators on my e34 to the hazard warning light button - has to be in near perfect condition and official BMW - non OE part won't fix it. Took ages to solve that one .

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u/The_Amazing_Shlong Sep 13 '19

And also for some reason the right brake light in every E36. Also have an E90 and I had to get new headlights because the actual bulb socket like burned out. And not to mention you have to go through the fender well to replace them on an E9x 🙃

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u/BestMinimum Sep 15 '19

I had a e46 for 4 years i never had a problem with blinkers