Eagle
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Yeah bushes are part of the regulator
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Reading it again it does sound like a bad voltage regulator. You can always pull it out and have a look, will be obvious if its bad
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Guessing hes referring to this. http://www.bmwe34.net/E34main/Maintenance/...usible_link.htm
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Amen
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Sounds like you should have a bimmersport auction then
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Got my set from ebay for around $150 shipping iirc
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FS: Custom German/Europlates ORDERS NOW CLOSED - Last Order Before Chr
Eagle replied to _ethrty-Andy_'s topic in For Sale
Ill take a Pair NZ Plates with Black Ferns 'TT1555' with pair of blank plate plates also -
Fuel pressure regulator?
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Never used an activation code just a crack
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1 lady owner is good because if a man owned one these of he would have to hand in his man card.
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Yeah dollar comes into play. I agree some items locally are well priced but seems like the more expensive parts and less common ones are usually way more expensive than overseas, even with added shipping costs. I do buy local for odd part now and again but for bulk orders i cant see dealers being cheaper, not to mention the hassle as to availability and shipping etc as mentioned
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Always, unless its real heavy stuff like brake rotors etc then shipping cost to much
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I do consider myself lucky that i can knock off mag pies, rabbits etc from my window. Always been in military arms so owned most things i could on an A cat, should have the E soon with any luck. If you like military rifles an AR-15 is a rifle you never regret buying if you have the coin
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Cant say like the white wheel or white dials but rest is mint
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They look crazy(in a good way)
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1997 750iL Shock Absorber Query
Eagle replied to ranton-inc's topic in Brakes, Suspension & Steering
I went with BOGE shocks myself I know rear SLS springs are basically a support as the shocks control the ride height so you wouldnt use them in a conventional shock\springs setup. Apparently EDC springs are ok to use but since you have SLS\EDC on the rear im guessing you would need to get some std rear springs and re use the fronts If you going with bilsteins id get lowering springs to suit or get the shocks revalved, otherwise it would be a harsh ride. If you keeping with std springs id get Boge's but bear it mind it wont handle as good as a working SLS and\or EDC system or a good springs\shock combo -
1997 750iL Shock Absorber Query
Eagle replied to ranton-inc's topic in Brakes, Suspension & Steering
Yeah ive never had a look at how an E38 with SLS and EDC is setup before. Id imagine the rears use the hydraulic system for leveling and are also electronically controlled for damping. Dont have part numbers on hand but i got most of my parts from pelican parts so was just of choosing the non-self leveling\edc parts. The plugs i used were part no:07-11-9-919-228-M9 Are you planning on lowering it at all? -
Where can i buy e34 upper thrust control arms in NZ?
Eagle replied to sam726's topic in General Discussion
Gavin @ Euro-Italian should -
1997 750iL Shock Absorber Query
Eagle replied to ranton-inc's topic in Brakes, Suspension & Steering
Recently did this myself on the E38 740il, not hard just time consuming doing the rear and $$$. Since you probably have SLS and EDC you would need new springs,shocks,strut mounts etc for back and front. Here some idea. I blocked up the accumulators instead of re-routing http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum/showt...d.php?t=1495281 -
Do an E28 odo's stop at 500,000 too like the early e34s? or is that just an old picture
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You'd probably be the minority . Could never live with one myself esp the dash
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Looks on par with my E38 iL
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No doubt the E39 handles and is faster etc but E34 feels alot more like a drivers car. Prefer the E34 mainly because you can get manual box fairly easy, more character with classic bmw looks & driver-centric controls and feels alot better built than e39(less sh*t plastics)
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Gavin @ Euro Italian
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tell him after he torches it