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HB old bugger!! Catch up some time soon
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e30 front park/low/high and indicator problems.
hotwire replied to tcbaurpower's topic in Electrical system
Its a bad/ no earth somewhere. Cant remember where earth points are off hand but check for brown wires connecting to body - under the bonnet -
All E30's have a gas strut on R/H side. If not there then it has been taken off. Very common to loose pressure & not hold bonnet too. As said above - replace or regas
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What lights - stop or tail? Rear window light - Hi stop??
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Some people make you wonder Bloody waste of what looked a mint E46
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Euro assembled Pre F/L cars have the belts mounted inside the boot vertically on each side - behind side trims. In S/African assembled pre F/L cars they are mounted inside the car under the rear parcel tray trim & on top of tray itself - same as all the F/L cars.
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Absolutely hate! Then again - not a great fan of compacts either
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Don't quote as I am not familiar with Bosch part numbers but my guess is - probably difference between "L" & "LL" is same battery but one reverse post to the the other. Match configuration layout to your current one.
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WTB: BMW 16:9 Screen and Chrome Interior Trim E46 M3
hotwire replied to fred_'s topic in Want to buy
Ebay for a 16:9 screen. Be aware that you will need to replace the video module as well to get 16:9 display PM me for explanation. -
Not dangerous from an electronics point of view, but dangerous because of no passenger air bag operation when in the need of. Also needs fixing for a WOF. Sounds about right for a price to fix. DONT look to cheat on a fix -they are there for a reason. If replacing the seats - it obviously still requires a working sensor circuit in the passenger seat for the system to operate
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Help Bimmersport - Please take demographic survey
hotwire replied to Andrew's topic in General Discussion
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Prolly cause they own one:- Can't imagine why else Myself - torn between E9, M1 & E30 M3
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Bruce, Firstly, punctuation would make your post a hell of a lot easier to read & interpret:- Fuel pressure - from memory - runs at about 33-34psi @ 2.5 -3 litres per min delivery
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Realitively typical of any older 2.L car. Not brilliant with short around town running but obviously better with open road hot running.
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Sounds like a voltage issue - what rating is the stereo? Is there a separate amp involved? Check wiring connections -power/earth. Could be charging issue - check voltage at idle. Wont be battery causing problem
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Mongoose, Dynatron to name a couple. You can just get a keyless locking kit if thats all you want. An entry level alarm is not a lot more cost though.
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Think he's taking the mickey from a previous post of his. Are you sure the handbrake isn't dragging? Lift rear end & with handbrake off - make sure both wheels turn freely
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No reason at all to have problems if the system you put in is a quality unit.
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Can add a window lift module to any remote alarm. Can do the sunroof as well
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Dan, Any alarm/immobiliser with remote locking ability or remote locking kit will connect directly to the locking module in the car & give you keyless locking/unlocking of doors/boot/cap. All actuators in your car are electric. Some Benz & VW/Audi cars are all that I know are vacuum operated. These kits can operate vacuum systems but often require resetting to extend the lock pulse duration & sometimes fitting an electric actuator in the drivers door
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No it dosen't support OBD2 - this was 2000> Has the older 19 pin round connector port in engine bay on LHS by the strut tower
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Bets on as to whos is going to reappear with fault first
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Have you tried agents? - Might surprise. Don't hold your breath for S/H because of the high demand on manuals
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Dunno on reason for the black wire - not needed in the E30 anyway. Also - highly unlikely to be a flasher problem. Usual failure of these is a dry solder joint causing no go or no flash May have a short in the right hand circuit OR a faulty contact connection in the switch on R/H side (latter probably more likely)