halboyles

We ran out of tabbed dividers for them and I am going to be out of town for the next week or so. But we should be able to get the next set of manuals out in the first week of October. I'll keep you posted. You can go ahead and pre-order a copy or wait until I send out a notice that we have them available again. PP is halboylesjr@gmail.com Thanks, Hal

Yes I believe it is as I used a straight edge to plane it to the block's bossed surface that adjoins the transmission's face.

Is this the measurement you need? Looks like right at 2 cm.

Try this for part numbers and pics: https://www.wallothnesch.com/en/zuendung-motorelektrik/bmw-1502-2002-turbo/katalogbild-12-13.html

Thank you for the gracious words. Stephanie and I were happy to disseminate this treasure trove of hands-on knowledge from some of the original enthusiasts. In a similar fashion this board is carrying on a 50 year old tradition of sharing knowledge. Kudos to all!

This easy to check and fix without getting under the car. Put a wrench on the cap (19mm) and see if you can turn it easily in either direction. If so, it is probably loose. Tighten it till snug. Go gently though as it is steel going into aluminum. Wipe off the area around it and see if the leak persists.

Very Nice!

I'd be interested in the old pedal box and linkage if you are discarding it.