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I was refurbishing my fuse box and my color coded label was old and dirty, making it difficult to tell what the colors were. I found this post and thought it was a great idea, but is was the wrong type for my 1976. 

I scanned in my label and using MS paint colored it in with nice bright colors. It is not as professional as Driv3r's but it does help.

Print it on 8.5"x11"

You may have to bump it up a 2-3% depending on your printer. Mine was 3%.

Was the connection point no longer a square plate on the later blocks? From this image

http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?model=ST16&mospid=47140&btnr=11_2377&hg=11&fg=30

It seems the later blocks might have had a round port that just let the guide tube in. Does that sound right?

HI all,

I am rebuilding my 1976 2002A. The lower gasket set didn't come with a dipstick tube to engine gasket. When you look up the part

http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?model=ST16&mospid=47140&btnr=11_2376&hg=11&fg=30

It only shows the part (#  11430607165) for cars made till 8/1973. When I initially looked on RealOEM and used my correct manufacture date of 3/1976 I could see the gasket, but it wasn't listed as a part, had to go back a few years till the part number was listed. What do cars made after 1973 use? I don't really want to cut my own gasket if I don't have to. 

I may just buy that one and see if it fits.

thanks,

-Quinn

Hi,

If they haven't been spoken for I am interested in:

Dash

Rear View mirror

Side view mirror

Indicator/Turn Switch

Indicator Turn Relay

Hazard light switch

Wiring Harness

Tail light assemblies

Oil cap if it is metal

Shipping to 01880

thanks,

-Quinn