E30 Zone

Seen this in the flesh... a sweet car it is for sure.

Bhups you smashed it

Hi mate,

I had asked the same not so long ago: http://www.e30zone.net/modules.php?name ... highlight=

Hope this helps.

Looking Good

87mtech27 wrote:Sorry Jazz I wasn't able to provide a link at the time was on my iPhone.

Not to worry fella. I am contemplating to do or to not to do lol

Rav you got any more pictures?

Thanks Rav.

Looking good.

Thanks.

Found it:
http://www.e30zone.net/modules.php?name ... c&start=25

It sure looks good, Guess it would take a little convincing.

Evening Zoners,

Do any of you have pictures of a e30 with a m tech 2 kit on and with a m tech 1 boot spoiler.

If so please do post or direct me to a thread that has them up already.

Sounds odd I know however was just wondering as to how it would look.

Cheers
Jazz

It would be good if we had meets like this here in the UK.

The mix of old and new. The sun shining, food and banter makes for a good day out id guess.

The only problem here we have i guess is the weather.

Evening All,

Not sure if its been posted here before but... do take a minute to check this out:

Enjoy!

To me personally it sounds like you've lost the plot.

It seems as if you are in the choices of your thoughts, id say go with whichever oil gave you the better drive.

Either way both are good and will do no harm.

That windscreen stripe repair thing from Halfords is rubbish or at least I found it useless. You will just make a big mess instead of sorting the problem. Replacing the rear screen is not a big deal, because it's not bonded like on modern cars - you can take it out in 5-10 mins with the right tools...

magpie wrote:do a wanted add and collect it ..i'm sure you'll find someone within 30 miles that has one ...after all most e30's have them .

I think ill do just that.

Thanks Guys.
J

it's easy to change the rear screen for a known working one from a local breaker . Hi Mick hope your well. The only problem here in the good ole east London is that all the good breakers have seemed to close down and or no longer stock parts for these old turds. I am guessing id have to bite the bu...

Probably the lines have breaks in them, you need to repair them possibly ? http://www.halfords.com/motoring/garage-equipment/auto-electrical-supplies/granville-rear-heater-repair Thanks Polsta, I presume there must be some breaks in the lines I shall look into this. Failing this i'd guess it would ...

Jesus325iTouring wrote:

Sorry Jazz, my only help

lol I have been doing this far to long now fella ... its time...

Hi Farbbm, Keep at it and sure you'll get it done. I remember doing this a little while ago. I must admit it is a fiddly and back breaking job but you'll be fine. Here is my little venture in doing the same - hope this helps: http://www.e30zone.net/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=222184&hig...

Evening Zoners, As with the weather getting worse and winter settling in. I guess it’s time to get this silly little issue resolved. The issue is that my rear screen demisters are not all working. The bottom three lines of the screen seem to work and clear the screen however from there to the top of...

Thanks.

It seems the its either the BMW VOYAGER or BMW STORMFORCE... edging towards STORMFORCE.

Thank Again.

;)

Hi Zoners,

I am sure this topic has been put up many times before but having used the search section on the form i was unable to find the thread.

Could you please recommend me a good car cover for my E30.

Thanks
Jazz

This is a Smooth E28 in my opinion its very well done.

Check it out:

Enjoy
J

no1_jazz wrote:I am based in Hackney and wouldn't mind meeting up in and around the area.

Currently needing a MOT once that is done maybe ill tax and insure her.

JJ

The ole girl now has tax and mot - I wouldn't mind meeting up would just need to know when and where?

I'm also interested in this, I just pulled out my existing aftermarket alarm which I think was a thatcham, looked pretty dated, I'm sure there's some great systems available in this day and age Im sure there are to and I am keen to know what works well with other zoners out there. I am having to in...

Hi Zoners, Hope you all are well. I am in the research stage for a Insurance Approved Alarm for the old girl and was wondering if anybody here could point me into the right direction. Which alarm systems have you all used and what are your experiences with them? Which companies and models should I l...

I should be there hopefully. Parked far away in the parking area.

Thanks Paul

Hi Guys,

Price needed for part: Fuel Tank

Reg: H606 HCT 1990 318iS

Thanks
J

Thank you Paul ;)

Hi,

Can you please me for part 15 on the link below:

http://realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?mod ... g=51&fg=12

Part number: 51368209422 (Drivers side only)

Reg: BU52ZZG

Thanks
J

Cheers Mitchen ... What about the quality of the parts ?

who here has used Carz2.co.uk before?

What was your experience with them ? i.e. service delivery and actual parts ordered

quality of parts ?

I have the same problem as you. In this case it's a BMW 318i with M40 engine, but the tranny is the same. When I start the engine all sounds good, but when I get to my destinantion or when after some driving II make a stop, I can hear the gearbox rattling loud. If I press the clutch pedal down, the...

HI Mate, Just a quick note to look out for when going ahead with this: I got one from GSF for my iS last year and what I have noticed is that when I am running low on fuel lets say just before the red/orange light comes on the fuel dial and when taking long sharp right turns the car seems to kick ba...

Hi Jon, Having suffered similar problems as you in the past before I understand what a pain this can be. After reading your post I think most likely your problem is being caused by a sticky fuel injector. It seems like you have changed and tested all basic things: -Vacuum Pipes i.e. all pipes which ...

Just read this thread with regards to the diff. Firstly id like to say it is always nice to knwo that we have people like yourself who distrubute and sell parts for us enthusiasts knowing that you may be one yourself. I would hate to think you value your person at £260 end off.... and if that is the...

Brianmoooore wrote:There is absolutely no point in replacing a fully functioning brown temperature sensor. It is inherently more reliable than the blue one, and should last forever unless it is physically damaged.

Thanks Brian,

I shall report back to you all on the weekend at some point.

J

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