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By the way culpy, thats pretty cool to have worked with Brad like that. He was definitely a genious.
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By the way culpy, thats pretty cool to have worked with Brad like that. He was definitely a genious.
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fellow virginian,
I was raised in vaginabitch Va lol. Also surfed,drank,burned,and built boards for the late great BN of Sublime.I worked for Lost... for a bit. after I moved to Cali. 20 years ago.
Let me tell ya brotha . I miss hallen ass around them old roads of Pungo to OBX, and the roads off the 158!!Waving to everybody hangen on da porches!!! YEEEHAAA. Thas were I lernt to drive!! In my Moms 72 MG, Brothers Nova.
Well,I have a friend in that part of the woods. He is on here Mike Robinson.I forget his name on this site. He Knows it ALL, on BMWs!!!
As for the leak. Just a dab will do ya, Where the timing chain cover hits the block. under the gasket. Thats it 2 little dabs of rtv seal stuff. Also the distributer plate on the head, that can leak. Ive been threw both, right when I got the car.
That what my BMW tech dude did. he likes to show me the little easy stuff.So i dont bug him all the time. I do something. then take it by. Then he tightens it up. then sets me right on it!!!
sorry to make it long but,
How to become freind with your local BMW tech:
Lesson #1: always set up your car drop off on friday morning and tell, him I will be back at the end off the day.
Lesson #2:Good german Beer and $$
Lesson #3:get there 1 or 2hrs before 5pm and see what hes doing to your car and pick his brain!!
and thats it.
good luck. read allot of this site!!! Its helped me more then anything!!!
Dont worry I understand your redneckness!! lol cuzz im 1, cuzz!!lol
aloha, culp
Small world, I take my 5er to Mike. I have taken the '72 over there once. He doesnt like working on these things too much he says. He did tell me to replace the valve cover gasket and to a valve adjustment. I did that, and tis when I got a leak to spring. He told me after I adjusted my valves he would do a bit of a tune up and see if he couldnt get her to run tip top. He actually re-built this engine for the PO about 6 years ago. I will try out some of the RTV today. Any idea what oil I should use to replenish?
Chris
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fellow virginian,
I was raised in vaginabitch Va lol. Also surfed,drank,burned,and built boards for the late great BN of Sublime.I worked for Lost... for a bit. after I moved to Cali. 20 years ago.
Let me tell ya brotha . I miss hallen ass around them old roads of Pungo to OBX, and the roads off the 158!!Waving to everybody hangen on da porches!!! YEEEHAAA. Thas were I lernt to drive!! In my Moms 72 MG, Brothers Nova.
Well,I have a friend in that part of the woods. He is on here Mike Robinson.I forget his name on this site. He Knows it ALL, on BMWs!!!
As for the leak. Just a dab will do ya, Where the timing chain cover hits the block. under the gasket. Thats it 2 little dabs of rtv seal stuff. Also the distributer plate on the head, that can leak. Ive been threw both, right when I got the car.
That what my BMW tech dude did. he likes to show me the little easy stuff.So i dont bug him all the time. I do something. then take it by. Then he tightens it up. then sets me right on it!!!
sorry to make it long but,
How to become freind with your local BMW tech:
Lesson #1: always set up your car drop off on friday morning and tell, him I will be back at the end off the day.
Lesson #2:Good german Beer and $$
Lesson #3:get there 1 or 2hrs before 5pm and see what hes doing to your car and pick his brain!!
and thats it.
good luck. read allot of this site!!! Its helped me more then anything!!!
Dont worry I understand your redneckness!! lol cuzz im 1, cuzz!!lol
aloha, culp
Small world, I take my 5er to Mike. I have taken the '72 over there once. He doesnt like working on these things too much he says. He did tell me to replace the valve cover gasket and to a valve adjustment. I did that, and tis when I got a leak to spring. He told me after I adjusted my valves he would do a bit of a tune up and see if he couldnt get her to run tip top. He actually re-built this engine for the PO about 6 years ago. I will try out some of the RTV today. Any idea what oil I should use to replenish?
Chris
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SOUND LIKE THE TIMING CHAIN COVER IT NOT EVEN WITH THE HEAD AND CAUSING IT TO LEAK. CHECK TO MAKE SURE THAT THE TIMING COVER DOESENT HAVE A GAP BETWEEN THE HEAD AND THE VALVE COVER.
Its not the timing chain cover thats leaking( I dont think, I will check it today tho), I was trying to describe there the leak was in relation to things already known. Upper left corner (driver side we will say on LHD car) of valve cover where it meets the head. Thanks for all the help!
Chris
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SOUND LIKE THE TIMING CHAIN COVER IT NOT EVEN WITH THE HEAD AND CAUSING IT TO LEAK. CHECK TO MAKE SURE THAT THE TIMING COVER DOESENT HAVE A GAP BETWEEN THE HEAD AND THE VALVE COVER.
Its not the timing chain cover thats leaking( I dont think, I will check it today tho), I was trying to describe there the leak was in relation to things already known. Upper left corner (driver side we will say on LHD car) of valve cover where it meets the head. Thanks for all the help!
Chris
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Did you tighten the nuts per manual order?
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I did use that order, but as the nuts are not labeled, I have no idea which one is 6 or 2 or 4 etc. I used that order and tried to make sense of it, and tightnened like a british flag.
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Did you tighten the nuts per manual order?
624
7
315
I did use that order, but as the nuts are not labeled, I have no idea which one is 6 or 2 or 4 etc. I used that order and tried to make sense of it, and tightnened like a british flag.
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I was thinking that, I have a spare engine, so a warped valve cover is not the end of the world, as I have another. The only thing is that one of the studs is for whatever reason oversized. The valve cover that is on it right now has a hole bigger to accomidate, but the other one I have has uniform holes alll the way around. If a warped valve cover is the issue, (1) how can I find that out and (2) how would I get out the bigger stud and replace with smaller stud? Is there any advantage to this larger stud?
Chris
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I was thinking that, I have a spare engine, so a warped valve cover is not the end of the world, as I have another. The only thing is that one of the studs is for whatever reason oversized. The valve cover that is on it right now has a hole bigger to accomidate, but the other one I have has uniform holes alll the way around. If a warped valve cover is the issue, (1) how can I find that out and (2) how would I get out the bigger stud and replace with smaller stud? Is there any advantage to this larger stud?
Chris
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Trying to locate an oil leak, we replaced the valve cover gasket and replaced with new. Installed dry, and had to scrap off a large amount of what appeared to be some RTV put on by previous owner. Took it out today for the first day of hard running, and it leaked like a civ from that spot. Any fixes out there other than smearing loads of RTV at the seal of where the Valve cover meets? It seems to be leaking from intake side towards the timing chain.
Chris
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Trying to locate an oil leak, we replaced the valve cover gasket and replaced with new. Installed dry, and had to scrap off a large amount of what appeared to be some RTV put on by previous owner. Took it out today for the first day of hard running, and it leaked like a civ from that spot. Any fixes out there other than smearing loads of RTV at the seal of where the Valve cover meets? It seems to be leaking from intake side towards the timing chain.
Chris
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Depends on what parts you need, but I have always found bavauto.com good for most parts. I have also heard good things about http://www.only02.com/index.html for the carpet set you are looking for. I'm a fairly new addict as well, listen to these boys, they have much knowledge.
Regards,
Chris
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Depends on what parts you need, but I have always found bavauto.com good for most parts. I have also heard good things about http://www.only02.com/index.html for the carpet set you are looking for. I'm a fairly new addict as well, listen to these boys, they have much knowledge.
Regards,
Chris
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I know there are most likely 2 million of these posts, but I have a Weber I am trying to set the idle on, and would like to know what I got. It has a tag that reads;
Weber
74 2F CB
A 153 0
Any idea what I got? Thanks!
Chris
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Over at bimmerforums, this was a similar question and this was the response it got:
There's a member that bought a set that was marketed here in the states but, made in Aus. 15 minutes of run time with a Schrick cam and 5 of the rocker arm pads are wiped out. The motor was assembled by a reputable builder here in Nor Cal.
Watch out!
End quote. Hah, dont think those should go on anyones christmas list!
Chris
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It will work on your 2002, most ( including that one ) Momo knobs have a set of rubber adapters that slide over the threaded part of the shift shaft, three small allen set screws lock it to the shaft and the threaded aluminum collar ( seen at the bottom of the knob ) spins on to hide the set screws.
The only real problem with that particular knob is that it is designed for a shaft that can not rotate ( like ours do ) you need to find one that is symmetrical ( think cue ball ) unless you have done the Z3 (I believe that's correct ) short shift that keeps the shaft from rotating.
Thanks! Ok, well, I like it alot, and I bought it. I appreciate the assistance. The rotating thing doesnt bother me that much. I never get too animated when I drive. Appreciate the info.
Regards,
Chris
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Will it work? = no - wrong hole and thread size
02 shift knob is screw on, hole/thread size = 15mm/1.5 thread
Thanks a bunch for the info, man, That would have been a sweet addition.
Regards,
Chris
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Will this work in my '72? I know that I have to get one that screws on, didnt know whether this one would be compatible.
Regards,
Chris
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What are you talking about? Floor mats or seat cushions/cover/accessories?
Are you aware that an apple and a pineapple are slightly different? One has arms and legs, the other fins and gills!
I was looking for floor mats.
Chris
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I like those mats, but I am talking about Wooden Bead Mats. Not Hemp. Hehe.
Chris
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What site can we log onto to get our production dates?
Please help with the link?
+1 hear hear
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you mentioned.
You need to go to the "archive" section to find 2002s, or search the similar parts catalog at Maximillian Importing's site, where you can find "real prices."
This isnt the right site?
http://www.bmwmobiletradition-online.com/
Regards,
Chris
Paging All Aussies!
in BMW 2002 and other '02
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Looks like I will be working in the outback starting about September of this year. Alice Springs is the destination. I have noticed a few people from there on the boards, just wondering how many people are out there.
Chris