BMW 535i xDrive Parts

BMW launched the 535i xDrive, equipped with the most recent iteration of the company's all-wheel-drive system. Be it the V-8-powered 550i automatic or manual, the BMW 535i xDrive automatic or manual, or the entry-level 528i xDrive, all members of the 5-series family are generally swift, cushy cruisers, with a competent chassis. The exterior is handsome, the interior is noble and it delivers a smooth ride while keeping the body flat in corners. The current rear-drive 535i hits 60 mph in 5.4 seconds. The 0-to-60 run slowed from 0.3 seconds to 5.7 seconds, and the quarter stretched to 14.1. Like the old system, the BMW 2011 model has a default front-to-rear torque split of 40/60 percent. During cornering, it maintained that split, but the new system moves to a 20/80-percent split to counter the understeer. Also aiding the BMW 5's ability to rotate fluidly is a torque-vectoring system that applies the brake to the inside rear wheel while feeding more power to the rear end-and therefore to the unbraked outside wheel-to compensate for the drag. With the quick computer, these two features make for a very agile sedan.

The BMW 535i xDrive is said to have several recurring problems according to feedback from car owners. Firstly, quite a number of users have complained that their cars have persistent misfires at the beginning ascribed to worn out spark plug. Despite replacing the plugs, these misfires continued to occur in various cylinders, hinting at a more complex issue possibly linked to the car's ignition system. The second problem is that there are visible vibrations that occur in the steering and seats at various speeds. This problem persisted even after multiple attempts to address it, including tire balancing and suspension checks, with further speculation pointing towards potential problems with the drive/prop shaft, wheel bearings, or a bent hub. Lastly, there are reports of excessive vibration even when the vehicles were still stationary indicating flaws unrelated with wheels or driveshaft. These turned out to be possibly loose engine mounts particularly passenger side that indicating a sensitivity of the vehicle to the integrity of engine and transmission mounts.

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