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perhaps a dumb question but what's driving your spark? Is this a factory M3 DME in place?
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What should I expect to pay for a healthy, under 100K s14 engine these days?
thanks.
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Hi looking for the gasket used between the metal sleeve that holds the input shaft seal and the transmission casing. p/n 23121222354
thanks!.
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Hi, looking for the triangular plastic covers that go on the round taillight backs inside the trunk.
like this..
I am just looking for a slightly better price/condition shipped to 02451.
Thanks.
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Looking for the black plastic knob for the lever that is used to adjust the back rest angle on the seats. This is for a 72 car, I suspect they are all the same.
Thanks
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Hi looking for part #
52119732021 #14 on here http://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/showparts?id=ST12-USA-03-1972-114-BMW-2002&diagId=52_2357
Need 1 but if the price is right I will get 1/2/3 or 4 of them.
Thanks.
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Sorry too much info to digest.
I have Grundy, I stated the value that I felt is right and they determine the premium (which is 95 bucks a year... music to my ears).
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Thanks!
Is the member name literal "2002"?
thanks
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Hi all. I am in process of replacing my 4-speed with another. I took at look at the plastic pivot pin upon which the clutch fork pivots and realized that it is cracked. After doing some searching it became apparent that this part is NLA (21 51 1 202 467). So I am planning that fabricate one from brass. It will be a snap on over the metal pin that is already stuffed into the transmission casing.
I am wondering if this something the community out there might be interested, if so I can make a larger run and thus at a more affordable cost. (Hopefully in the area of 35-40 USD).
What are you thoughts.. if anyone has already done this please let me know then I can just buy one.
Thanks!
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Ok OP, let's see the date on the bell housing. If it's newer I am interested.
Thanks.
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pmed regarding transmission.
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How many miles on the transmission and do you know if it has the Porsche or BW synchros? thanks.
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Looking for the small rubber caps that go on the top edges of the driver's door, p/ns below. Thanks! nkochary@gmail.com
51-71-6-454-225
51-71-6-454-227
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Looking for the small rubber caps that go on the top edges of the driver's door, p/ns below. Thanks! nkochary@gmail.com
51-71-6-454-225
51-71-6-454-227
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Hi all,
Anyone in Boston area that has a fender rolling tool that I could borrow? Thanks!
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let me know if you have one. thanks!
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I was in the market for silver 15" weaves only to discover that the nagaro silvers were actually cheaper. Couldn't find a single photo of them on a 2002 so... here's my contribution. I like it.. works well with the red.
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Thanks for pointing that out, it was my original intent but I made a mistake
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Looking for a set of pitman arms that bolt to the strut housings. Structurally must be sound, I don't care about surface rust.
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Thanks all of your pieces of advise.
...so...
5 of the 6 bolts are out (I removed the shield). .. 1 of them ended up cracking at the head. The pitman arm is off so the bolt is sticking out without a had for 1-2mm tops. I put straight cut on it so that I can put a flat head screw driver over but as you can imagine, if the head snapped a screwdriver isn't going to do much. I used PB blaster and heat with no luck.
In my head I have 2 choices, I can just drill through and basically use a nut and bolt design (luckily it's the one that is a straight through hole), or attempt to tap the hole. I never had to re-tap a hole with a frozen bolt, do I have a chance of making the thread size the same?
Please help!
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Looking for a set of pitman arms that bolt to the strut housings. Structurally must be sound, I don't care about surface rust.
Thanks!
FS: '72 2002 on BaT
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Thanks Ray! Selling her for all the wrong reasons... moving to a place with a less favorable garage situation. Owning her was such a positive experience.