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      10-02-2022, 03:57 PM   #1
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6MT Gauge Behavior On Startup

I just noticed the needles on the gauge cluster move a little bit during clutch-in (prior to starting the engine). I'm thinking it's a normal function of the car; priming the fuel system, etc. but I wanted to check in with other 6MT owners to see if you've noticed the same?

The car's been so flawless that I'm actively looking for faults lol.
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I just noticed the needles on the gauge cluster move a little bit during clutch-in (prior to starting the engine). I'm thinking it's a normal function of the car; priming the fuel system, etc. but I wanted to check in with other 6MT owners to see if you've noticed the same?

The car's been so flawless that I'm actively looking for faults lol.
I think I've seen that on mine before. I definitely remember seeing it on my E60 before though and it was just a normal function check I would assume.
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Been doing that since e9x generation.
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Thank you both for chiming in. First time BMW owner so a lot of these BMW quirks, I'm learning, are features and not bugs.
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Thank you both for chiming in. First time BMW owner so a lot of these BMW quirks, I'm learning, are features and not bugs.
Wait till people ask you what that "anti fatigue" dial is for
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Wait till people ask you what that "anti fatigue" dial is for
I feel like there's a blinker fluid reference in there somewhere...
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