E30 Zone

All done and sorted quite as a mouse

Il go halfords

Cheers big help they is

What would be the right diff oil for my 316i diff ?

On the out side at the bottom of the windowsceen there are plastic
Now is there anything out there like solid plugs or anything so I can swap the vents out ?

Yes he was just worried you needed a special tool has he be we done a e30 bearing befor but he said if you can get the arm off then he has a press so will be easy

Hi guys right I'm having my rear bearings done but my Mechanic said he mite not be able too as he mite have to take the rear sub frame off ?

I said you didn't as you can take the rear arms/hub off and press the bearings out that way
WHOS RIGHT ?

Well the fuel hasn't changed abit so all is well at the min

It's fixed when I asked for help people just took the piss

Well it sorted it and it don't seem to be over fueling runs sweet as a nut so I'm happy

It was the throttle cable that was so loose that was causing it to only idle at 500rpm so I took the slack up and put it to 900rpm idle and it never cut out again plus the dizzy cap and rotor arm was so poor so cleaned them up untill I get some new ones

Iv sorted it now thanks

But my point is Morrons answering with stupid comments when all I wanted was advice

Not really much help tho is it when your asking a question and keep getting stupid answers not what the forum is for

What's the point in asking a question when you get stupid answers back puts people off

Well that's proper help that is if you ain't got anything helpful to say best stay quite really as you ain't helping anyone

Push the clutch in it cuts out but start straight away could it be an air leak ? It's not doing it all the time tho ?

Yea thanks for the reply really helpful a‘Ža‘Ža‘Ž!!!!!!

My 316i has started to just cut out it will start up right away tho if you pull the clutch in it cuts out any ideas can't really say more than that do you think a good service ? Ie plugs leads dizzy and rotor arm would help it out

Iv looked over the car and it's pretty good it's just bulk head needs doing under Neath is good and as long as I can get the bulk head sorted it's a good solid car

Iv just found rust behind the fuse box not good a˜¢a‘Ž now I'm based in Leicester is there any good body shops that is well priced and is it a huge exspence job ? I now know why my passager floor is wet

I no it's not worth it but if they keep splitting wouldn't it be best to get a half decent one that way it won't split again ?

My 316i manifold is cracked I think as the tapping noise coming from the engine is quite bad untill it was up and it was the same as my e36 318is had a new manifold fitted and it shut up now my question is can you buy a new updated manifold for it ?

Cool Il give them a bell can't see it being a cheap job a˜¥a˜¥a˜¥a˜¥

All I no it's a 7mm socket fits it

I got mine from euro parts

Le192hp
Narbrough

Need a good cheap garage to fix my BMW 316i rear wheel bearings

Any one now were I can get the brass nut and washer from ?

The little brass nut was lose and on the fuel gauge there ain't even a nut or washer !

One last thing it's runs quite lumpy at the min is there anything I can do to get it to run a little smoother ? As it's an injection is there stuff I. Can do to make it run nice

Cool il give it a go but for now I'm off night fishing lol

1988 316i coupe

That's pretty much the only details I have it flicks about like a anything

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