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The BMW 428i, a part of the brand's first generation of the 4 Series, was a significant offering in the compact executive car class from its inception in July 2013 until its discontinuation in September 2020. Building upon the foundation of BMW's legendary 3 Series, the BMW 4 Series redefines luxury coupes and convertibles with its distinct character and exceptional performance. When it comes to driving dynamics, the BMW 4 Series truly shines. With its wider track, firmer suspension, and enhanced steering precision, it offers a thrilling and engaging driving experience. The available Sport mode allows you to tap into its full potential, providing a balanced and confident ride. Classic BMW 4 series models like 428i and 435i come standard with an eight-speed automatic transmission. This transmission provides smooth and precise gear shifts while contributing to fuel efficiency. It also features an automatic stop-start function that helps save fuel by turning off the engine when your BMW 4 series car is stationary. Enthusiastic drivers who prefer a more hands-on driving experience of their BMW series car can opt for the six-speed manual transmission, available on rear-wheel drive (RWD) coupe models. This option allows for greater driver control and engagement. As an outstanding represent model designed by Won Kyu Kang, the 428i was introduced as the successor to its predecessor and offered in coupe, convertible, and gran coupe versions. The vehicle was characterized by a longer and wider stance compared to its antecedents, with the coupe version being unveiled at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 2013. Powering the 428i was a 2.0 L N20 turbo I4 petrol engine capable of producing 180 kW (241 hp) and 350 Nm (258 ft-lb) of torque, which was also available in the convertible version, introduced at the 2013 Tokyo and LA Auto Shows. The convertible version of the 428i also featured a noise-absorbing three-part retractable hardtop and air curtains. The gran coupe version of the 428i was unveiled at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show and started production later that year. The 428i was replaced in 2016, marking the end of its production. Assembled in Munich and Regensburg, the coupe version was notable for its excellent acceleration, achieving 0 to 60 mph in just 5.4 seconds. Additionally, its EPA-rated fuel efficiency stood at 23 mpg in city driving and 35 mpg on the highway, making it a potent blend of power and fuel economy, coupled with engaging handling.

Three primary issues have been reported concerning the BMW 428i, including the 2015 xDrive and 2016 Gran Coupe models: the malfunctioning of the air compressor, the explosion of the sunroof, and the failure of the timing chain. Regarding the air conditioning (A/C) system, problems may manifest on hot days through weak airflow, overly warm air, or an unusual smell, indicating compromised seals, mildew or mold buildup, damaged hoses, or faulty ventilation fans. Specific issues can encompass a malfunctioning compressor clutch, system leaks, blown fuses, or a dirty cabin air filter. The problem of sunroof explosion, reported in 2015, is another significant issue, along with problems such as sticky door locks, engine seizures, failures of the backup camera and tailgate electric hatch, engine and fuel propulsion system failures, and airbag malfunctions. Lastly, design flaws in the N20 and N26 engines, including the 428i model from 2012 to 2015, contributed to premature timing chain failures at around 70,000 miles instead of the expected 105,000 miles. The failure could be either due to a stretched and loose primary timing chain, resulting in misfires, or in more severe instances, the chain snapping and causing catastrophic engine failure. These affected models necessitated labor-intensive and costly rebuilds, with expenses starting from £2,500 and involving genuine OEM parts and modified chains, guides, and tensioners. These three issues encapsulate the challenges related to the BMW 428i and underline the need for careful monitoring and appropriate response measures.

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BMW 428i Parts Questions & Answers

  • Q: How to disassemble and assemble the shock absorber, upper strut mount, or spring on a front strut assembly on BMW 428i?
    A:
    Replacemnt of strut, upper strut mount or spring involves removing and disassembling the strut assembly out of the vehicle. For vehicles with a production date newer than 05/2013, it is advisable to check the currently installed version of the upper strut mount, and if there are any bolts that are MB, it is recommended to upgrade to the mount with 'M10' bolts, and the mounts must be changed in pairs to maintain uniform stiffness. Attach the strut assembly to the steering knuckle. Insert the strut assembly into the steering knuckle after securing the steering knuckle in a vice. Then remove the brake line holder and fastener. Lastly, take the strut assembly out. If necessary, a special tool may be used to spread the steering knuckle pinch collar. Next, fix a spring compressor in a shop vise and set the coil spring between the holders, ensuring that there are three coils between the holders and then compress the spring. The strut nut must be removed using a special tool while the strut shaft is counterheld with a 6 mm Allen wrench. Do not use an impact tool for this step. Take the upper strut bearing and related parts off and relieve tension on the spring compressor, if a new coil spring is to be installed. Check the strut dust boot, rubber stop and spring pads for wear and replace as needed. The BMW ID number stamped by the end part indicates the spring that should be matched. The reassembly process occurs in reverse order of disassembly. It will use a new upper strut self-locking nut and it must be tightened fully before the spring compressor is released. Also do not use an impact tool to tighten. Make sure that the upper and lower spring pads are properly fitted to the spring seats before slowly and evenly releasing the spring compressor and allowing the spring to expand. It is recommended to have professional vehicle alignment after completion of the job.
  • Q: How to remove and lower the front differential on BMW 428i?
    A:
    Disconnect the negative (-) battery cable; before doing so, read the battery disconnection cautions in 001 Warnings and Cautions, raise the engine hood into the service position, raise the vehicle and support it safely, then remove the splash shield and front end reinforcement if applicable from under the engine, drain and dispose of front differential fluid, remove the front drive axles and the front propeller shaft, and lower the front suspension subframe; remove the indicated bolts and lower the differential carefully, ensuring no lines, hoses, or harnesses snag, replace the O-ring between the oil pan and differential before reinstalling and coat the O-ring with differential oil, install the differential to the oil pan, then reassemble in reverse order, making sure to replace the drive axle flange seal before installing the drive axle and check and top off the front differential oil level as needed.
  • Q: How to work at right side Fuel Pump and Fuel Tank Sending Unit on BMW 428i?
    A:
    The right side fuel pump and fuel level sender are visible, while the left side fuel level sender is inaccessible as it is built into the fuel tank. Begin by removing the rear seat cushion. Next, lift the floor trim panel to the side and remove the fasteners. Then, lift up the fuel supply module access cover. The installation process is the reverse of the removal steps.
  • Q: How to remove and reinstall the front wheel bearing, front drive axle, and brake components for xDrive on BMW 428i?
    A:
    Raise the car and remove the front wheel, separate the front drive axle from the steering knuckle, unbolt the brake caliper and hang it to the side with stiff wire without disconnecting the brake hose, then remove the brake disc; turn the steering knuckle to one side and remove fasteners to remove the wheel bearing; for installation reverse the removal steps, and with an assistant holding down the brake tighten the axle nut to the specified torque.