The rad fits but would fit better I think without the 'air duct'. It also looks like it would perform better as more of the radiators' surface is exposed.
What do you think?
Cheers
Stu
Radiator trim
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stup86
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Does item 1 need to be removed when fitting the 328i radiator for my M50?
The rad fits but would fit better I think without the 'air duct'. It also looks like it would perform better as more of the radiators' surface is exposed.
What do you think?
Cheers
Stu
The rad fits but would fit better I think without the 'air duct'. It also looks like it would perform better as more of the radiators' surface is exposed.
What do you think?
Cheers
Stu
Parts needed:
M40/M20 ignition coil with high voltage lead
M40/M20 ignition coil with high voltage lead
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E30BeemerLad
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yes, get rid of it 
The electric fan won't fit otherwise
The electric fan won't fit otherwise
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Cook318IS
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yes iirc becuase the electric fan goes there instead 
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stup86
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Cool.
Cheers for the quick reply - less than 1 minute!
Cheers for the quick reply - less than 1 minute!
Parts needed:
M40/M20 ignition coil with high voltage lead
M40/M20 ignition coil with high voltage lead