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Only really a problem if you regularly fly non UK registered EASA aircraft.

Not sure I am confident in the CAA's general ability to keep on top of things post brexit though...

Switzerland also quarantine free at the moment - if you can stomach the prices.

Yeah, same here unfortunately. Such a great car, it's a shame I can't really justify keeping it.

https://www.pistonheads.com/buy/listing/10918606

Yep

I'm trying to sell my e46 M3, it's not quite collector status (CS, CSL or whatever) but it is a decent-ish manual non-sunroof car. It's just been my track day car so cosmetically its a bit rough but mechanically it's great.

Got it on Pistonheads at the moment and going to see how that pans out, but anyone able to recommend a specialist dealer that might be interested in something like this?

I've had some luck with https://www.newtis.info/ working on the M3, but YMMV...

That was me doing Canterbury to London - sorry I didnt oblige by a rippin' a massive skid was a bit suprised by the DAS out in those parts...

Nice bike BTW!

Very interested PM on its way!

Guess they don't use an IR tracker then

Anyone actually have a home sim?

Nice set up! Do you use an IR tracker?

That could still be some kind of sensor fault.

The stability control works by monitoring several parameters (wheel speed, brake pedal pressure, throttle position, steering angle etc.) and can apply the brakes to control the vehicle. So a faulty sensor can cause behavior similar to what you are reporting.

If they cleared the codes and it doesn't come back then I'd say it was a win.

I would say that its likely a wheelspeed sensor issue (or something related like alignment) as they are used by both the DSC and the tyre pressure system. If the sensor is loose or damaged it could be being affected when the car is accelerating or going over bumps. On the e90 its also a reasonably common probem that the yaw sensor in the DSC fails which can cause the traction control light.

The lights are quite general and could mean a lot of things though. The garage should be able to pull the chassis codes and isolate the problem (FWIW you can download a tool called BMW scanner and read them using a laptop at home).

Anyway, good luck with it!

What gen BMW is it?

Nice. I wonder who commissions these surveys? Most of the ones I have spotted were being conducted very close to Heathrow

Could also be calibration flights, although if that was the case I guess that it might be obvious from the flight path.

Edit: or from the aircraft, so probably not!

Edit: on second thoughts, too much of a project for me.

GLWS!

Any polo going on in SE at the moment?

Couldn't really be bothered making a new thread for this, and since I know most people posting in this thread I think here is the best place to put it.

Is anyone going to London anytime soon who feels like bringing a bike back for me?

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safe. im danish too, thats why i asked. maybe we can share bacon/butter/lego related stories at polo.

I'm back now, and will be playing polo in the near future.

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1. Chan
   
2. Marek
   
3. Hannah
   
4. Paul
   
5. ste
   
6. Yoav (will be there 6.30 but can only stay till about 8)
   
7. Nik (Just for an hour or so)
   

alright yeah count me in for a set with v-brake mounts then.