



The other pressure plate was fine, what could have caused this? can I clean it up on a surface grinder? Not sure how good the finish has to be, looks lapped but that could be caused by the rubbing over the years?!?
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Cheers dude, got my eye on that already.



what sort of figure is a full re-build from your self? just for furture refgareth wrote:PM'd
Entirely saveable, i see loads like this. All too common with E30 LSD's now.
Surface grind, polish, new plates and as a result of the debris in the oil, all new bearings probably.
The bearings are when it gets tricky so unless you're a competent engineer it's best left to someone who knows how to carry this work out... like me

Cheers Gareth, pm recieved, read and hopefully understood!!gareth wrote:PM'd
Entirely saveable, i see loads like this. All too common with E30 LSD's now.
Surface grind, polish, new plates and as a result of the debris in the oil, all new bearings probably.
The bearings are when it gets tricky so unless you're a competent engineer it's best left to someone who knows how to carry this work out... like me

PM on it's wayrich318i wrote:what sort of figure is a full re-build from your self? just for furture refgareth wrote:PM'd
Entirely saveable, i see loads like this. All too common with E30 LSD's now.
Surface grind, polish, new plates and as a result of the debris in the oil, all new bearings probably.
The bearings are when it gets tricky so unless you're a competent engineer it's best left to someone who knows how to carry this work out... like me






