Moderately cracked screen - Audio Players & Recorders

have you had the OBD codes read and cleared? Unusual for so many different components, not related to appear at once, may have to visit BMW as they guard there OBD like its gold !

transmission malfunction need to have the trouble code read to assist in cause of malfunction

Need to buy new sub-c 1.2 V Ni-Cd battery and solder them in. I did it and it was moderately difficult - especially since the unit was not designed for this repair - you will most likely crack the housing try to dis-assemble. I have lots of experience in electrical repair, and I would not recommend the effort unless you like this kind of stuff.

Most likely your inverter board is dead. The board sits under the bezel along the bottom of the screen. This is a moderately challenging repair. Typically involving removing the screen at the hinge and then with a plastic pry bar disassembling the screen to get to the board. I've seen these boards range from $40-140

Try this solution: http://www.coppelltvrepair.com/p/638/lg-50pj350-power-supply-repair-kit-for-tv-not-turning-on-clicking-on-and-off

Possible crack somewhere in the wheel itself. I'd be checking that wheel with a magnifying glass if had to. Put the spare on hat position first and see if squeak is gone.

Return it.

It is very important that the engine not overheat! The head can crack and this would be very bad.
I think your car is too new to need a new radiator.
Make sure the coolant level is correct.
Check the thermostat housing for leaks.
When the engine is hot, check if the fan clutch is locked up and actually driving the fan. Turn the engine off and grab the fan and try to turn it. It should turn stiffly. If it spins freely the fan clutch is dead.
It is possible that the water pump impeller has failed, especially if it is a plastic one.

A cracked LCD is often just the glass cover. However, you need the exact size, model number to find a replacement. Disassembling an LCD is moderately difficult for experienced technicians.

http://www.lcdparts.net/