Engine Exhaust System Problems of BMW 325

There is a clear manufacturer defect concerning the aluminum bolts associated with the valve cover gasket on the BMW 2006 325i's. With research that I have been doing from others, I noticed that this is a manufacture defect and BMW does know about the problem. This can be a safety concern if not corrected quick due to the possibility of oil falling on top of the exhaust pipe and may cause a fire. The defective bolts pose a serious potential risk to the safety of the owners of these vehicles, as well as to other drivers who share the roadway with them. I respectfully request that BMW north America issue a voluntary recall of the BMW 2006 325i's affected by this manufacturer defect. I am not privy to what constitutes a vehicle's defective components to reach a "recall status".

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The emission system warranty seems to be incorrect for my 2006 BMW 325i. I thought the system must be warranted for at least 75,000 miles. Please check their owner's manual to confirm their wording is correct.

While driving at any speed,the vehicle stalled. The dealership inspected the vehicle and noticed the exhaust system needed replacement. Please provide further details.

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When turning off air conditioner, a very bad smell comes through the vents. Consumer contacted dealer, who advised that it is was an air quality issue with consumer's environment. Vehicle experiencing problems with the windows.

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The engine over heated and stalled, which caused consumer to lose control of the vehicle and hit a curb, the dealer stated the exhaust valves of the engine were bent, and the cam shaft had problems, which caused the vehicle to over heat, consumer believed the installation of the cam shaft, caused the exhaust valves to become bent.