Gibbs Law Group and co-counsel negotiated a settlement with BMW in the class action lawsuit, which was approved by the court in 2009. Under the settlement, class members nationwide received full reimbursement for prior sub-frame repair costs as well as free inspections and, if needed, repairs to their sub-frames.
Service Code: 41119101 Description: E46 Cracking in rear axle support Service Code: 41009385 Description: E46 Inspection of rear axle carrier (on customer request) TIS article # 41 03 03 025 - Fractures on rear-axle support E46 During the meet, I raise the concern about safety and fact that no bodyshop will give warranty because it's structure I think i ended up paying $2250 (dont quote me on that but it was very reasonable). They don't use any off the shelf parts and custom weld up their own reinforcents. They do the same repair on their 600hp racecars and have never had a subframe crack after being reinforced even after tons of track time. J. jeffshaw Discussion starter. 33 posts · Joined 2008. #1 · Oct 2, 2009. I saw a letter on my local dealership's site authorizing subframe inspections on BMW's dime. Initially I went in for an alignment because the car just did not feel as tight as it should. The service order was for a subframe inspection and alignment and they told me that Under the terms of a proposed class action settlement, class members may present their 1999-2006 Model Year BMW 3 Series vehicles to an authorized BMW dealership for inspection and, if needed, repair of the vehicle’s sub-frame. Class members may also be entitled to reimbursement of sub-frame repair expenses that they previously incurred. Step 2: Strip the subframe. Using an 18mm wrench and socket, remove the lone bolt holding the knuckle assembly to the upper control arm on each side. Then, flip the subframe over and use an 18mm socket to remove the two bolts that hold in each of the camber arms. Basically, the owner of this E46 M3 came into the shop inquiring about the subframe reinforcement plates. The first couple shots in the album show exactly how bad it was when it arrived. Our seniormost tech took a test drive, the result of which was this quote: "I have never felt closer to death than I have in this car." A dealership will conduct a free inspection to see if you do have subframe tears and from what ive read usually cost between 3500-5000 dollars to fix and is usually covered by bmw na. Not the case if you live in Canada, a great job to do while doing this is to reinforce your subframe a kit cost about 170 dollars but needs to be proffesionally

Sakhir Orange / Black. Nov 7, 2012. #1. (On all floor/subframe repair & reinforcement threads I will supply a quick detail of the car at the start for data collecting purposes): Model: M3 Coupe. Year: 2004. Mileage: TBC. Mounts effected: Left rear and Right front. No. of cracks found: 4.

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