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  1. Stevenc22
    Headliner does go in before glass. For the dash, there are 2 screws that go in the back under the glass. HOWEVER almost no one reinstalls those 2 screws, so if you don't use those 2 screws you can install the dashboard after you install the glass.
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    Perfectly safe to drop the subframe while the car sits on jack stands on the frame rails. The sub frame, without the engine in, isn't very heavy. Get the car as a roller first. Meaning do the suspension / subframes / wheel bearings and brakes first. Then maybe drop in wiring harness. Then decide how you are going to install the engine. Either from the top with a engine hoist or from the bottom by attaching the engine to the subframe and then sliding the whole assembly under the car (Car has to be jacked up very high though or be on a lift) Honestly, its not that bad to reassemble. Just get started. Small victories each and every day. I like to do one area per day, so i can feel accomplished and i can clean up and put my tools away each day.
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    Brand new MVP euro turn signals. Bought for a project but never used. $350 shipped. Paypal.
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    New style OEM black injection lines for a Tii. Purchased new from Rogers TII for $290+ but ended up not needing them. $250 shipped.
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    3 year old Nardi wood steering wheel with BMW 2002 hub adapter. $275 shipped. Paypal.
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    You can't get the original pump any more. There are aftermarket pumps but long necks are pretty expensive. This is the closest modern replacement avaliable. https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/13311257784.htm?pn=13-31-1-257-784-BOE&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAjfyqBhAsEiwA-UdzJPC4qAEJVoeRuliTU_Sg1ZqurQU5TFnl8VmPjX1ZVdqym5rgIruMVBoC-v4QAvD_BwE
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    Just undo this nut and the motor will lift off the motor mount bracket. Easy.
  8. Stevenc22
    This is the pump you need /public/assets/products/398803/large/BOS-0580464048.jpg?1612995925 BMW Fuel Pump - Bosch 16141179232 | FCP Euro WWW.FCPEURO.COM BMW Fuel Pump - Bosch 16141179232
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    Yes you have a sealed fuel pump. The fact that it runs at all, probably means the fuel pump is fine. Just replace all the lines, including the trunk area, and get the system air tight before you worry about anything else. Please note you use 8mm fuel line from the trunk all the way to the back of the fuel pump and 6mm line from the fuel pump to the carb. It looks like you have 8mm line on the carb and you have it clamped down really tight. That will never seal right. Use the correct size lines and proper fuel clamp hoses and get the system air tight.
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    I used treatstock. It connects you with local home print shops who print and ship you your order. I had excellent experience and the cost was next to nothing. Treatstock: Machining, 3D printing & Engraving Service WWW.TREATSTOCK.COM Professional manufacturing services for business
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    If its not pumping, move on. Buy an electric pump and bypass the machinal pump. Amazon.com WWW.AMAZON.COM
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    Pablo, if the car is running, just rotate the distributor 5 degrees one direction and see if the motor smooths out, if not, try rotate the distributor 5 degrees to the other direction. You can get the timing close just by listening to the engine.
  13. Stevenc22
    Replace all the hoses and clamps. Definitely leaking air.
  14. Stevenc22
    Only the center console is valuable. The rest of junk. The center console is worth $700 cleaned up.
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    That's the correct wire there. Just crimp on a new connector and use it.
  16. Stevenc22
    You will need to lift the motor a little, but once up, changing the mount is a piece of cake. Might as well change both sides while at it.
  17. Stevenc22
    Make sure the pump its self isn't coming apart. I just helped a friend with the same problem and a similar pump and the main bolt in the pump was loose and the pump was sucking air from its self.
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    you can do the front main with the engine in the car. Have to take apart a few things, but nothing a morning cant solve.
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    I have the Speedhut GPS that spins the speedo cable so you can keep your stock gauge and dont need to install a LCD screen. Its works well. Mine actually died after a couple years, but Speedhut rebuilt it no questions asked. It has like a 5 year year warranty.
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    I believe there is a modern alternative 390427 BMW Brake Fluid Reservoir Cap with Warning Switch ATE 34321153156 WWW.EUROPARTSPLUS.COM BMW Brake Fluid Reservoir Cap with Warning Switch ATE 34321153156, ATE part number 390427. SKU 34321153156-MFG4. Fast shipping, 3-year warranty and U.S. based customer service. Order today!
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  22. Stevenc22
    I dont know if its comfortable. But either you use that or you will have to weld in a big nut and reinforce the B Pillar
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    Early cars should have a mount under the rear quarter window
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    Mechanical is very reliable but long neck pumps are almost non existent and expensive, so eventually converting to an electric fuel pump makes sense. Sorry! Something went wrong! WWW.AMAZON.COM
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    There are short neck pumps and long neck pumps. Let me find you a long neck pump BluntTech Industries • FUEL PUMP WWW.BLUNTTECH.COM Long neck to clear the water hose (02 models) Fuel Pump 1502-2002 9/73> (P) – Jaymic BMW Parts WWW.JAYMIC.COM 1502, 1602, 2002, 1600/2002 Cabriolet, 2000/2002 Touring
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