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What did you do to your 2002 today !


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On 4/23/2024 at 8:50 PM, nodoi said:

I took a wood turning class a few weeks back at my local maker space. I wanted to turn a shift knob and after about 5 practice knobs, I got one that I'm pretty happy with. It's walnut with a piece of baltic birch ply sandwiched in the middle. It made my car a lot cooler.
 

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1973 2002 - my '02 was built on my '02

Other - 2022 V60CC, 2014 B8.5 S4, 2003 TJ

Past - 1996 318ti, 1999 323i, 2004 X3 (with 6-spd manual!), 2007 328i spt pkg, 2015 XC70, and a whole mess of GTIs in the old days.

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46 minutes ago, Highnote1 said:

Waiting on its ride to paint…we will see how long it takes!

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‘74 Fjord 2002tii (Zouave)

’80 Alpenweiss 528i (Evelyn)

’05 R53 Chili Red Mini S

‘56 Savage Model 99 in .250-3000

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Refitted my light bar to work with the new turbo airdam. Flipped it so the spots are high this time and not low like they were before. 
 

Also made a center console insert to incorporate my Brantz computer, usb, hazard switch, radio and headset amp. It’s much more solid now and one modular piece instead of generations of cobbled together inserts. 

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1 hour ago, sczapiga said:

 

Also made a center console insert to incorporate my Brantz computer, usb, hazard switch, radio and headset amp. It’s much more solid now and one modular piece instead of generations of cobbled together inserts. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

That is obnoxiously awesome looking.  

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1 hour ago, Fortlauderdalian said:

Cleaning up the trunk with laser cleaner. I figured out what setting works best for eating through the rubberized coating.  IMG_0434.thumb.jpeg.ccdd1a1106024c8dd95c275dbd5aeb4b.jpeg

Whoa 😳 that’s impressive! Are there any nasty gasses or smoke that comes along with it? What kind of cleanup is left? 

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after a long slumber and a full nut-and-bolt restoration of the rear subframe/driveline... Brunhilde is back! 

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She's now become the petrol black(silver)sheep in her electron powered flock. But there's still plans for that to change... ;) 

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While working on the idle issues with the S14, I noticed that the fan belt would sometimes slip on hard revs.  On further inspection, it appeared that the alternator pivot bushing was loose.  I pulled the alternator and pressed out the bushing, what a mess.  The rubber bushing had turned to black goo.  I replaced it with poly and now the alternator is rock solid.  Back to tuning my idle.

 

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1970 BMW 1600 (Nevada)

 

 

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On 4/27/2024 at 4:25 PM, sczapiga said:

Whoa 😳 that’s impressive! Are there any nasty gasses or smoke that comes along with it? What kind of cleanup is left? 

I wear a respirator and special glasses. I also have two fans that direct the smoke outside of the garage. The photo is after using the laser no additional cleaning was done. 

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On 4/27/2024 at 12:18 PM, Fortlauderdalian said:

Cleaning up the trunk with laser cleaner. I figured out what setting works best for eating through the rubberized coating.  IMG_0434.thumb.jpeg.ccdd1a1106024c8dd95c275dbd5aeb4b.jpeg

Very nice. Link to the tool you use? 

1971 Fjord Blue BMW 2002

1984 Black Mercedes Benz 300TD

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On 4/27/2024 at 10:05 AM, Howardpowered said:

stopped by the local cars and coffee...i think the pair of NKs were the stars this morning.

 

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It was a great morning for a get together and I agree, the NKs were definitely the talk of the town!

 

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'72 Malaga 11Jul1972
'09 Impreza
'11 Specialized hybrid

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Ground down the welds on the inner sill patch and welded in the firewall/footwell/inner fender whatchamacallit patch. Welds are getting back to being acceptable-ish after I took a couple months off and took a couple steps back in ability. Next steps: grinding down the firewall patch welds, treating the insides of the frame rail with Eastwood internal frame coating,  and then starting to trim and fit up the W&N floor pan. Gotta get this done before the PNW BMW shindig on the 11th!
 

 

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