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Gladiator
Join Date: Aug 2016
Location: Near Annaolis Md . along the Severn River in the woods.
Posts: 122
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oiley cars
The best advice I ever got was that "these cars like to be oiley" so I regularly spray WD or just a little ATF mixed w. diesel around the engine compartment. Many older cars I have seen will have corrosion on both electrical and alloy parts - not me.
Also I have found that manic attention to the valves and fuel filters pays off. I got rid of the (stupid) viscus fan so I could more easily position the cam with a big socket while adjusting the valves. Today the '87 is up on the stands to get a new clutch hose and bleed the whole system. The slave cyl. is a bit tricky to bleed, but I,m getting the hang of "bench bleeding". This is my first post and I hope to sell some parts here in the future, no one would believe how much BMW stuff I have collected. I still have the motors from my 71 '02 and my'77 e21. Long live the m10 mustang killers. |
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08-06-2016, 04:24 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2016
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Posts: 6,087
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Hey tomgalloway1....welcome to the forums! Feel free to start posting used parts that you have for sale. We have a wonderful "Used Parts" section that gets a lot of traffic. I've attached a link for you below.
 BMW Used Parts for Sale - BMW Used Parts For Sale & Wanted - Pelican Parts Technical BBS -Dmitry |
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