BM WORLD

bump . taking offers

bump still some parts left . maybe grab the running gear and trim from rays 90k's car and fit to this reg is on hold

yes v8's sound pretty nice https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Y3PWvDtWX2g#t=10 https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=8HBvtWXPkiU#t=212 anyone wanna buy a wagon only driven on sundays

just got this in at BM WORLD 2001 330i msport sleight damage to rear shut panel and boot lid car drives fine ,has been looked after pretty well dereged could be fixed pretty easily have the parts to do it (even in the same colour) 021433600 [email protected] in papakura

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small update . being working on the interior stuff . pulled the carpet out , all the seats , door panels , console parts etc making way for the black parts , grey carpet etc looking at redying the e24 carpet to grey/black etc was going to use a e28 carpet but its not in that good condition some hifi upgrades etc new dash , remove the auto trans wiring loom fix the cluster odometer and back light bulbs for the obc

yea what about the 4cyl bmw diesels in about the 2005 year etc , chains stretching and snapping , and its mounted in the back of the motor so the engine needs to be removed to change low quality part was used and can fail at 80k's or 200k's

could be worse audi with there rubber band powered V8 stuck in the front bumper

they all seam to go , have seen quite a few go between 220-280 k's and have heard of the odd one going at 150k's etc .(maybe swapped out cluster etc) but they will all wear out , bad design really using a narrow single row chain which grinds its way through the plastic guides not the old M60 engines with a duplex chain setup running past a idler sprocket if maintained will do double the k's of the m62 before needing doing

yes expensive job . bm workshop guesstimate about $2.5k-4k to do the job by the time you replace lots of other bits while in there. try this for a kit , TU type https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/bmw-timing-chain-kit-540i-740i-740il-x5-oem-11311741746kit?utm_source=FCP%2BEuro%2BCustomers&utm_campaign=0a5562cc52-Featured_Kit_BMW1_20_2015&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_01ec419f56-0a5562cc52-204183133 non TU type https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/bmw-timing-chain-kit-540i-740i-740il-x5-oem-11311741746kit-2?utm_source=FCP%2BEuro%2BCustomers&utm_campaign=0a5562cc52-Featured_Kit_BMW1_20_2015&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_01ec419f56-0a5562cc52-204183133 also will need a cam locking tool

yup pretty easy fix , just needs to be revinned etc call me if you are serious about the whole car 021433600 before all the good bits sell off it

I have some old new stock etc . email me part numbers will see what I have [email protected]

may do , there are a few sizes , bring sample 021433600 bm world

just got this in at BM WORLD nice tidy e36 2000 318ti m-sport nice spec well looked after car . air bags in the doors . nice seats and door cards good m44b19 engine 021433600 [email protected] in papakura

my old one http://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r222/brenthartge535i/P1160792Medium_zps856f9ba8.jpg http://bimmersport.co.nz/topic/43809-98-750il-54l-v12-black-on-black-135k/?hl=%2B750il+%2B%2B+%2Bblack

hi yes sat morning I will be around etc 021433600

have spare wheels , std size was 14" , have sets and singles for sale , also some spare 16" or 15" etc and metrics 390mm where an option . non where factory fitted with 15" and only the M5 had the option of 16" or metrics 021433600

sold the linkage with the manual kit

yup

yes Z3 or Z3M I cant remember , I have a few spare ones new and used

bm world have some options [email protected]

I found the 750iL that had a while back with front and rear PDC was ok to park etc , nice easy steering and good visibility and beepings from the PDC etc but yes some parking spaces where just too small

just lift the rear seat base up , on the drivers side goes down the side of the inside sill , follow it from the battery in the boot

finally a e30 that's done right. well done

earth wire can be from inder a seat bolt , positive feed from the smaller battery cable that goes past the back seat , tap into it fit a inline fuse