Bulkhead wire cover
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ross_jsy
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What is the best cover to use? And does anyone have pictures of what they have done?
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hillbilly30
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I think it's standard on mine but I didn't do the transplant so only help I can give is pics Im afraid

If you need any more ask and I will take a few

If you need any more ask and I will take a few
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pac1982
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Didn't all e30's have the same bulk head wire covers?

1991 BMW E30 318i Neon Design Convertible (Sold)
1990 BMW E30 325i Touring (Sold)
1990 BMW E30 318IS (Sold)
1990 BMW E30 316i (RIP)
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ross_jsy
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So anything off a 4 cylinder, along with this part?:

Anyone have a spare knocking around?

Anyone have a spare knocking around?
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DanThe
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They are not expensive new, your probably looking at about £50 for the three pieces, most second hand plastic parts are 20+ years old and well past their best 
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ross_jsy
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I'll get a set ordered when I'm at the dealers picking up that temp switch then, cheersDanThe wrote:They are not expensive new, your probably looking at about £50 for the three pieces, most second hand plastic parts are 20+ years old and well past their best
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ross_jsy
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Dan what parts are needed, 1 and 3? Anything else?
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do ... g=12&fg=31
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do ... g=12&fg=31
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DanThe
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No you dont need the infill pieces
The piece that covers the battery area is 51 71 1 380 392
The piece that covers the battery area is 51 71 1 380 392
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What did part no 1 above cost new? Mines seen better days.
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ross_jsy
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Find out Wednesday. Would imagine (going off real OEM prices) approximately £20-25
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ross_jsy
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Part 1 is £15.58Jozi wrote:What did part no 1 above cost new? Mines seen better days.
Part 3 is £14.75
And the battery tray cover is £14.13
Think he said there were only 2 left of part 1 in the UK. I have ordered one so you might want to get a move on.
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Jozi
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Thats pretty decent, might have to stick it on me list. Not in any rush with it and long as it doesn't triple in price.



